Bulgarian Names of Domestic Animals in the Balkan Peninsula and Their Correspondences in the Scientific Literature
Journal Title: Bulletin of the Natural History Museum – Plovdiv - Year 2018, Vol 3, Issue
Abstract
The names of twenty-two domestic forms and their wild progenitors of birds and mammals are given in three languages –Bulgarian, English and Russian, as well as their scientific Latin names. The names of some species of wild mammals, which are often mistakenly referred to in the Bulgarian language literature, are also given, along with the separate names of their adult male, female and juvenile (young) individuals.
Authors and Affiliations
Zlatozar Boev
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