Who is who in the mycenaean zoo?

Frederik M.J. Waanders in P. Hr. Ilievski, V. Mitevski & R. Duev (eds), 2012. Proceedings of the international conference 100th anniversary of the birth of Professor Mihail D. Petrusevski (1911-1990) [Ziva Antika Monographs 10]: 295-303.

Από την εισαγωγή (στα Αγγλικά)

The Linear B tablets contain words and ideograms for a variety of animals. Some Mycenaean animal names are known directly (e.g., i-qo, o-no, po-ro, qo-o), other names are known indirectly, as part of compounds (a₃-ki-, o-wi, su-). The tablets from Pelopidou Street in Thebes, excavated in the mid-nineties of the 20^th century, have yielded a set of animal names not previously attested for Mycenaean; the identification of the words in question as animal names has been contested-unjustly, I believe.