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on Monday 20 July 1741. Bering wanted to stay only long enough to take on fresh water. Steller argued Captain Bering into giving him more time for land exploration and was granted 10 hours. During his ten hours on land Steller noted the mathematical ratio of 10 years preparation for ten hours of
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Although Steller tried to treat the crew's growing scurvy epidemic with leaves and berries he had gathered, officers scorned his proposal. Steller and his assistant were some of the very few who did not suffer from the ailment. On the return journey, with only 12 members of the crew able to move and
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While the crew never even set foot on the mainland, Georg Steller is credited with being one of the first non-natives to have set foot upon Alaskan soil. The expedition never made mainland landfall because of a stubbornness and a "dull fear". They left with only a sketch of what they think the
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Marcus Köhler: "Völker-Beschreibung". Die ethnographische Methodik Georg Wilhelm Stellers (1709–1746) im Kontext der Herausbildung der "russischen" ėtnografija. Saarbrücken 2008. (about Steller's importance for the development of modern ethnography as a
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as a physician, eventually being selected to accompany Bering's expedition to the uncharted waters between Siberia and North America. Steller kept detailed records of species and cultures encountered, as well as ocean currents during the journey.
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during the voyage. Steller nursed the survivors, including Bering, but he could not be saved and died. The remaining men made camp with little food or water, a situation made only worse by frequent raids by
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Despite the hardships the crew endured, Steller studied the flora, fauna, and topography of the island in great detail. Of particular note were the only detailed behavioral and anatomical observations of
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with Bering and his two expeditionary vessels sailing around the peninsula's south tip and up to Avacha Bay on the Pacific coast. Steller went ashore on the east coast of Kamchatka to spend the winter in
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is one of the few species named after Steller that is not currently listed as endangered. In his brief encounter with the bird, Steller was able to deduce that the jay was kin to the American
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mainland would look like. On a remarkable journey, Steller became the first European naturalist to describe a number of North American plants and animals, including a jay later named
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in February 1733. He volunteered to join it and was accepted. He then left St Petersburg in January 1738 with his wife, who decided to stay in Moscow and go no farther. Steller met
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Steller discovered many new species, as he documented numerous plants and animals, many of which were previously unknown to Western science. Notable among his discoveries was the
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mammal that once ranged across the Northern Pacific during the Ice Ages, but whose surviving relict population was confined to the shallow kelp beds around the
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in January 1739. Gmelin recommended that Steller take his place in the planned exploration of Kamchatka. Steller embraced that role and finally reached
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episode "Xmas With the Skanks Adventure" (s3e10 debuted 11 December 2022), Moon Tobin names a reindeer he finds "Wilhelm" after the zoologist
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for a hearing. He was freed and again turned west toward St. Petersburg, but along the way he came down with a fever and died at
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rebels from prison by a jealous rival and recalled to St. Petersburg. At one point he was put under arrest and made to return to
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Reise von Kamtschatka nach Amerika mit dem Commandeur-Capitän Bering : ein Pendant zu dessen Beschreibung von Kamtschatka.
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Georg Steller described a number of animals and plants, some of which bear his name, either in the common name or scientific:
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Steller pursued studies in theology and medicine before turning his attention to the natural sciences. In 1734, he joined the
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Georg Wilhelm Stellers ausführliche Beschreibung von sonderbaren Meerthieren, mit Erläuterungen und Nöthigen Kupfern versehen
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and wildlife, insisted they should sail northeast. After considerable time lost, they turned northeast and made landfall in
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Erich Kasten (2020) „Georg Wilhelm Steller: Scientist, Humanist, and Most Significant Ethnographer for the
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in a storm, Bering continued to sail east, expecting to find land soon. Steller, reading sea currents and
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In early 1742, the crew used salvaged material from the St. Peter to construct a new vessel to return to
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Explorations and Entanglements: Germans in Pacific Worlds from the Early Modern Period to World War I
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Of the six species of birds and mammals that Steller discovered during the voyage, two are extinct (
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Several animals described by and named for Georg Steller, of whom no portrait is known to exist.
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Writing the Arctic : German Representations of the Far North in the 18th and 19th century
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the rigging rapidly failing, the expedition was shipwrecked on what later became known as
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Wild Man - vol. 1: Island of Memory: The Natural History of Georg Wilhelm Steller
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A somewhat fictionalized account of Steller's time with Bering is contained in
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Sea Cows, Shamans, and Scurvy Alaska's First Naturalist: Georg Wilhelm Steller
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significantly expanded scientific knowledge about the region's biodiversity.
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Some of his journals, which reached the academy and were later published by
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edited by David Starr Jordan, Part 3 (Washington, 1899), pp. 179–218
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Steller's 1741 expedition from Kamchatka is covered in Orcutt Frost's
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which has detailed accounts of the Second Kamchatka Expedition or the
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hrsg. von Jan Borm und Joanna Kodzik. Cambridge: Scholar Publishing.
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Novi Commentarii Academiae Scientiarum Imperialis Petropolitanae
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German National Geographic magazine about the diary of Steller
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Steller's Island: Adventures of a Pioneer Naturalist in Alaska
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The Fur Seals and Fur-Seal Islands of the North Pacific Ocean,
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Steller's Island: Adventures of a Pioneer Naturalist in Alaska
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Georg Wilhelm Steller, the pioneer of Alaskan natural history
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A statue in Bad Windsheim commemorating Georg Wilhelm Steller
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and the main expedition in March 1740 as Bering's ships, the
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Based on these and other observations, Steller later wrote
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and explorer who contributed to the fields of biology,
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