Petrus Simon Pallas[1] seu Pallasius [2] (Theodisce Peter Simon Pallas; 22 Septembris 1741–8 Septembris 1811) fuit rerum naturae investigator, explorator, ethnographus et philologus Germanicus, qui anno 1760 titulum doctoris apud Academiam Lugduno-Batavam acquisivit et annis 1767–1810 in Imperio Russico (sub Catharina II, Paulo I et Alexandro I) favebat operi.
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Obitus: 8 Septembris 1811, 8 Septembris 1811; Berolinum
Patria: Regnum Borussiae, Imperium Russicum
Familia
Proles: Albertine von Wimpffen (Pallas)
Memoria
Mons Pallasii(ru) in iugo Iablonovyji, ubi divortium aquarum Lenae et Amuris et Ieniseae situm est, nomen Pallasii anno 2012 cepit.
Felem Pallasii, vel Otocolobum primus invenit.
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