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Rudolphi , K, A,

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Auction dateClassic
23.05.2023 10:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Kiefer
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Germany, Pforzheim
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ID 954339
Lot 215 | Rudolphi , K, A,
Rudolphi , K, A,
Anatomisch-Physiologische Abhandlungen. Bln., Realschulbuchhandlung 1802. Mit 8 gefalt. Kupfertaf. in Röteldruck. X S., 1 Bl., 251 S. Pbd. d. Zt. mit Rsch.
Eales II, 2013. Vgl. Hirsch-H. IV, 911 ff. Erste Ausgabe. - Frühes Werk des bedeutenden Mediziners und Zoologen, dessen Hauptverdienste auf dem Gebiet der vergleichenden Anatomie liegen. - Exlibris. - (1226). - ?Dabei: Runge,F.F.? Grundlehren der Chemie für Jedermann besonders für Aerzte, Apotheker, Landwirthe, Fabrikanten, Gewerbetreibende und alle Diejenigen, welche in dieser nützlichen Wissenschaft gründliche Kenntnisse sich erwerben wollen. Breslau, Grass u. Barth 1830. XXIII, 303 S. Pbd. d. Zt. mit hs. Rsch. (Etw. berieb. u. best.). - Die seltene erste Ausgabe, im Gegensatz zu spät. Aufl. noch ohne Farbmuster, vgl. Zischka S. 558. - Runge beschrieb erstmals das Koffein. - (1638). - ?Sachs,C.? Untersuchungen am Zitteraal Gymnotus electricus. Nach seinem Tode bearbeitet von Emil du Bois-Reymond. Mit zwei Abhandlungen von Gustav Fritsch. Lpz., Veit 1881. Gr.8°. Mit 49 Textabb. u. 8 dplblgr. lithogr. Taf. XXVIII, 446 S., 1 Bl. Läd. OU. - Dean/Eastman II, S. 378. - Sachs war im Auftrag der Königlichen Akademie der Wissenschaften und mit Mitteln der Humboldt-Stiftung in die Llanos gefahren, um Untersuchungen über den amerikanischen Zitteraal vorzunehmen. - Unaufgeschn.
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