| Titre : | Journal of Ornithology 142 - JUN 2001 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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H. Hotker, Auteur ;
W. Madlow, Auteur ;
C. Marti, Auteur ;
H. Meyer, Auteur ;
H. Zang, Auteur ;
N. Zbinden, Auteur
Since many years, amateurs have played an important role in scientific ornithology. In this paper which is based on a symposium convened by Dachverband Deutscher Avifaunisten (DDA) on the meeting of the German Ornithologists Society in Leipzig i[...]
Article
J. Haffer, Auteur
The 'Golden Age' of central European ornithology from 1820 to 1850 saw the appearance of the splendid works of Johann Friedrich Naumann, Christian Ludwig Brehm and Friedrich Faber who established a sound basis for the study of birds in this regi[...]
Article
F. Bairlein, Auteur ;
R. Prinzinger, Auteur
Ornithology is often viewed as the scientia amabilis of amateurs. Of course, birds have disparate appeal and they please the eye and the ear. However, they are also ideal subjects for the study of life. Consequently, no other group of animals pr[...]
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R. Prinzinger, Auteur
In 1845 thirty-two ornithologists are invited by E. Baldamus (1812-1893) to a meeting where they form a section within the "Gesellschaft deutscher Naturforscher and Arzte" (Society of German Natural Scientists and Physicians). This first officia[...]
Article
J. Neumann, Auteur
Many famous ornithologists were born in Saxony. One of them was Richard Heyder (1884-1984). Basically, he and his wife were running a general store but he was an enthusiastic and keen ornithologist. His major contribution to ornithology was his [...]
