148:. Her grandmother, Maria Vikentievna Jasiewicz, was Polish, but had been exiled to Central Asia in the late 1880s for her political activity, and there married a land surveyor Konstantin Pisarczik, and had four children, including Andreeva's mother, Antonina Konstantinovna. Antonina became a student of ethnography at Tashkent University, and later married a professor of ethnography from the university, Mikhail Stepanovich Andreev. Their daughter Ekaterina Andreeva was born in Tashkent in 1941, and in 1946 moved with her mother to
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In 1960, Andreeva began her biological studies at a local university, where she spent her time working alone to research spiders that are located in
Tajikistan. No specialists of Central Asian spiders existed during this period. In 1966, Andreeva completed her university course and obtained a PhD
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The participants of the XVIII International
Arachnological Congress that took place in 2010 in Siedlce, Poland received a collection of abstracts dedicated to the memory of Andreeva and other outstanding arachnologists who died recently.
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by herself, particularly in high mountainous regions. Her unique spider collection is a source for conducting revisions and taxonomic surveys of
Central Asia. In September 1972, she married Polish arachnologist
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and moved to Poland. The main reason for her moving to Poland was due to failing at becoming employed at the
Zoological Institute in Leningrad which is considered the best place in the USSR to study taxonomy.
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under the official supervision of
Professor Victor Tyshchenko, who worked on spiders in Kazakhstan. Therefore, she is referred to as a representative of Leningrad arachnological school.
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expeditions throughout
Tajikistan. Her family had to conceal their true thoughts about the Soviet Union due to fear of persecution, imprisonment, and potential execution.
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which is a taxonomic book on spiders in central Asia that is still used for "revisions and taxonomic surveys of that area". She used her own funds to publish
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Andreeva, E.M. & Tyshchenko, V.P. 1968. Materials on the fauna of spiders (Aranei) of
Tadjikistan. II. Zodariidae.
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In 1974, she participated in the
International Arachnological Congress in Amsterdam. In 1976, Andreeva published
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Andreeva died during medical examination preparing for major surgery on 18 September 2008 in Milanówek, Poland.
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Andreeva, E.M. 1975 Distribution and ecology of spiders (Aranei) in
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Andreeva, E.M. 1968. Materialy po faune paukov Tadzikistana. III. Mygalomorphae.
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At least eight spider and harvestman taxa were named in her honor. The genus
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about Central Asian spiders. Andreeva's mother helped her edit the book.
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lists the following names of which Andreeva is the author or co-author:
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From 1966 to 1971, Andreeva most intensively collected spiders in
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Andreeva, E.M., Hęciak, S. & Prószyński, J. 1984. Remarks on
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Andreeva, E.M. 1976 Pauki Tajikistana. Dushanbe, 196pp.
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and it is the first USSR publication of an original
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653:species named in honor of Andreeva include:
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639:Andreeva & Tystshenko, 1968
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397:Andreeva & Tystshenko, 1970
295:Andreeva & Tystshenko, 1970
128:taxa were named in her honor.
114:Katarzyna Andrejewa-Prószyńska
110:Ekaterina Mikhailovna Andreeva
87:Katarzyna Andrejewa-Prószyńska
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877:10.13156/ARAC.2022.19.SP1.150
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963:Uzbekistani women scientists
124:. At least eight spider and
245:Entomologicheskoe Obozrenie
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983:Soviet emigrants to Poland
778:Prószyński, Jerzy (2008).
385:Dolomedes tadzhikistanicus
247:48: 373–384. (in Russian).
238:47: 684–689 (in Russian).
809:Mikhailov, K.G. (2003).
689:Chalcoscirtus catherinae
140:(the current capital of
973:Soviet women biologists
645:Taxa named in her honor
511:Pseudomogrus bactrianus
347:Chalcoscirtus ansobicus
231:11: 68–71 (in Russian).
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958:Uzbekistani scientists
491:Pellenes tocharistanus
236:Zoologicheskiĭ Zhurnal
948:Soviet arachnologists
720:Parasyrisca andreevae
669:Aelurillus catherinae
615:Zodarion continentale
605:Zodariellum surprisum
555:Synageles charitonovi
540:Styloctetor asiaticus
501:Plexippus dushanbinus
256:, Warsaw 20: 323–352.
191:Spiders of Tajikistan
187:Spiders of Tajikistan
122:Spiders of Tajikistan
911:World Spider Catalog
818:European Arachnology
709:Homolophus andreevae
659:Aelurillus andreevae
585:Zaitunia beshkentica
484:Pellenes geniculatus
447:Nepalicius nepalicus
337:Bogdocosa kronebergi
300:Alioranus chiardolae
285:World Spider Catalog
279:Taxon names authored
254:Fragmenta Faunistica
222:Notable publications
162:Leningrad University
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625:Zodarion martynovae
595:Zaitunia martynovae
548:Styloctetor romanus
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407:Evippa beschkentica
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292:Alioranus avanturus
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679:Anemesia andreevae
635:Zodarion tadzhikum
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932:Categories
893:Q113667188
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268:Pseudicius
142:Uzbekistan
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146:Samarkand
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