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THEODOR KJERULF (1825-1888)

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Originally appearing in Volume V15, Page 843 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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THEODOR

KJERULF (1825-1888)  ,
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Norwegian geologist, was born at Christiania on the 3oth of March 1825 . He was educated in the university at Christiania, and subsequently studied at
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Heidelberg, working in Bunsen's laboratory . In 1858 he became professor of geology in the university of his native city, and he was afterwards placed in charge of the
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geological survey of the country, then established mainly through his influence . His contributions to the geology of Norway were numerous and important, especially in reference to the
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southern portion of the country, and to the structure and relations of the Archaean and Palaeozoic rocks, and the glacial phenomena . His
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principal results were embodied in his
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work Udsigt over del sydlige Nor ges Geologi (1879) . He was author also of some poetical
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works . He died at Christiania on the 25th of
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October 1888 .

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