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Ben Creisler
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Note that the full text (no images) in the original Russian can be viewed and copied (for online translation) here:

ÐÐÐÑÐÐÐÐÐ Ð.Ð. ÐÐÑÐÑÐÐÑÐÐÑ ÐÐÑÑÐÑÐÐ-ÐÐÑÐÐÐÐÑÐÐÐÐ ÐÐÐÐÐÐÑÐ. 2003

The full text in Russian:

https://edudocs.net/621323/

Leogorgon Ivachnenko, gen. nov.Â

ÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐ ÑÐÐÐ Ð ÑÐÑÑÑ ÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐ ÐÐÐÐÐÐÐ ÐÐÑÐÑÐÐÐÐÐ Ð gorgo ÐÑÐÑ. ÐÐÑÐÑÐÑÐÐÐ ÑÑÐÐÐÐÑÐ.Â
ÐÐÐÐÐÐÐ ÐÐÐ - Leogorgon klimovensis Ivachnenko, sp. nov.Â
ÐÐÐÐÐÐÐ. ÐÐÑÑÐÐÑÐÐÑ ÐÐÐÐÑÑÑ ÑÐÑÐÐÐ ÐÑÑÐÐÐÑ Ð ÑÐÐÐÑ. ÐÐÑÐÐÑÐÐÐÑÐÐÑÐÑÐ ÐÑÑÐÑÑÐÐ ÐÐÑÐÐÑÐÐÐ ÐÑÐÐÑ ÑÐÑÐÐÐÐ Ð ÐÐÑÐÑÐÐÐ, ÐÑ ÐÑÑÐÑÐ ÐÐÐ ÐÐÑÑÑÐÐÐÐÑÐÐÑÐÑÐ ÐÐÐÐÐ ÐÑÐÐÐÑÐÐ ÑÐÐÐÐ ÐÐÐÐÐ. ÐÑÐÐÐÑÑÐÐÐ ÑÑÐÐÐ ÐÐÑÑÑÐÐÐÐÑÐÐÑÐÐÐ ÐÐÐÐ ÐÐÐÐÑÑÐ ÐÑÑÐ ÑÑÐÐÐÑ foramen magnum. ÐÐÑÐÐÐ ÐÑÐÐÐÐÐÐÑ ÐÐÑÑÐÐÑÐÐÐÐ ÐÑÐÑÐ Ð ÐÐÐ ÑÐÐÐ ÐÐÐÐÐ ÐÑÑÐÑÑ ÐÐÑÐÐÑÐÐÐÑÐÐÑÐÐÐÐ ÐÑÑÐÑÑÐÐ.Â
ÐÐÐÐÐÐÐ ÑÐÑÑÐÐ. ÐÐÐÐÐÐÐ ÐÐÐ.
ÐÐÐÐÑÐÐÐÐ. ÐÐÑÐÐÑÑÑ ÐÐ ÑÑÐÐÐÐÐÑÐÑÐÐÑÑÑ ÐÐÐÑÑÐÐÐÑÑ ÐÐÑÐÑÐÐÐÐ, ÐÑÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÑÑÑ Ð ÐÐÐÑÐÐÐÐÑÑÐÑ ÐÐÑÐÐÐÐÐÐÐ - ÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÑ ÐÐÑÐÐÐÐ ÐÑÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÑ ÐÑÑÐÐÐÐÑ ÐÑÐÐÑÑÐÐÐÑÐÐÑ Rubidgeoidea. ÐÐÑÐÐÑÐÐÐÑÐÐÑÐÑÐ ÐÑÑÐÑÑÐÐ ÐÐÑÐÐÑÐÐÐ ÑÐÐÑÐÐ ÑÐÑÑÐÑÐÐÑ, ÑÑÐ ÑÑÐÐÑ ÐÑÐÐÑÐÐÑ ÐÑ Phthinosuchidae, Broomicephalinae, Inostranceviidae Ð ÐÐÐÐ ÐÐÐÑÑÐÐÑÑÐÐ ÐÐÐÐÑÑÐÑÑ Rubidgeinae. ÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐ ÐÐÐÐÐÐ Ð ÐÐÐÐÐÑ ÑÐÐÑ ÑÐÐÑÐÐ ÐÑÑÐÐÐÑÐÑÐÐÐÑÐ ÑÐÑÐÑ Rubidgeinae, ÐÑÐÐÐÐÐÐ Dinogorgon quinquemolaris (ÑÐ. Sigogneau, 1970b, fig. 169), ÐÐÐÐÐÐ Ð Ñ ÐÐÐÐ ÐÐÐÐÑÐÐ ÐÐÐÐÐ ÑÐÐÐÐ ÐÐÑÐÐÑÐÐÐÑÐÐÑÐÑÐ ÐÑÑÐÑÑÐÐ, Ð ÑÐÑÐÐÐ ÐÑÐÐÐÐÐÐÑ ÐÐÑÑÐÐÑÐÐÐÐ ÐÑÐÑÐ ÐÐ ÐÐÐÐÐ ÐÑÑÐÑÑ ÐÐÑÐÐÑÐÐÐÑÐÐÑÐÐÐÐ ÐÑÑÐÑÑÐÐ. ÐÑÐÐÐ ÑÐÐÐ, ÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÑÐ Ð ÑÐÐ ÐÐ ÐÐÑÑÐÐÐÑÐÐÐÐÐÐÐ ÐÑÑÐÐÑÐ ÑÐÐÐÑ (ÑÐÐ. ÐÂ 4549/14), Ð ÐÑÐÐÑÐÐ ÐÑ ÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÑÐÑÑ ÐÑÐÐÐ Gorgonopioidea, ÐÐÑÑÐÐÑÐ Ð ÑÐÑÐÐÐÐ Ð ÑÐÐÐÐ ÐÐÐÐÐÑÑÑÐ ÐÐÐÐÐ, ÑÐÐ ÑÑÐÐ Ñ ÐÑÐÐÐÐ Inostranceviidae, ÐÐ ÐÑÐÐÑÐÐÑÑÑ ÐÐÐÐÑÐÐÐ ÑÐÐÐÐÐ ÐÑÐÐÐÐÐÑÑÐ ÐÐÑÐÐÐÐ Ð ÑÐÐÑÐÐ ÐÑÑÐÐÐÐÐÑÐ ÐÐÑÐÐÐÐÐ ÑÐÐÑÑÐÐ ÐÑÐÐÐÐÐ. ÐÑÑÐÐÐÐÐ ÑÐÐÑÐÐ Rubidgeinae ÐÐ ÐÐÑÑÐÐÐ.

Leogorgon klimovensis Ivachnenko, sp. nov.Â
ÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐ ÐÐÐÐ ÐÐ ÐÐÑÑÐÐÐÑÐÐÐÐÐÐÑ.
ÐÐÐÐÑÐÐ - ÐÐÐ, â 4549/13, ÑÐÑÑÑ ÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÐ ÐÐÑÐÐÐÐ; ÐÐÐÐÐÐÐÑÐÐÑ ÐÐÐ., ÐÐÐÐÐÐÑÑÑÑÐÑÐÐÐ Ñ-Ð, ÐÐÑÑÐÐÐÑÐÐÐÐÐÐÐ ÐÐÐÐÐÐÐ-1; ÐÐÑÑÐÐÑÐÑÐÑÑÐÐÐ ÐÐÐÑÑÑÑÑ, ÐÑÑÑÐÐÐ ÐÐÑÐÐÐÐÑ.Â
ÐÐÐÐÐÐÐ (ÑÐÑ. 28). ÐÐÐ ÐÐÐÐÑÐÐÐÑÐÐÐÐ ÑÐÐÐ.

==

Sadly, Ivachnenko is deceased and the "request" text in Research Gate won't work.


On Wed, Oct 10, 2018 at 10:06 AM David Marjanovic <david.marjanovic@gmx.at> wrote:
Gesendet:ÂMittwoch, 10. Oktober 2018 um 18:10 Uhr
Von:Â"John D'Angelo" <assuming.dinosaur@gmail.com>

> The edit in question which got removed was to state, in the body of the article text, "the following has been blatantly plagiarized" with a link to the blog at the beginning of the offending section. No accusations of "not being a known Wikipedia editor" were made, and the edit seems to have been removed because it got flagged as vandalism or something. In any case, criticisms like this get a citation needed or go in the talk page, not the body of the text itself.

Oh. I agree.

I also agree that *Leogorgon* shouldn't get a page of its own, but rather a redirect to its senior synonym (and maybe get a paragraph or two there if it's notable enough).

> Ivakhnenko MF. 2003. Eotherapsids from the East European Placket (Late Permian). Paleontological Journal 37:S339âS465.

Doesn't seem to exist anywhere online.