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See also: German geologist and palaeontologist, was See also: born at See also: Eisleben in See also: Saxony on the gth of See also: July 1809
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He was educated at Berlin, and after having acted as assistant in the mineralogical museum he was appointed professor of See also: mineralogy and geognosy in the university of See also: Tubingen in 1837, a See also: post which he occupied until his See also: death
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His earlier See also: work related chiefly to crystallography and mineralogy, on which subjects he published text-books that were widely used
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He became distinguished for his researches on palaeontology, and especially for those on the fossils of the See also: Jurassic See also: system
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The museum at Tubingen owed its establishment to his exertions
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He died at Tubingen on the 21st of See also: December 1889
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His chief publications were: Method der Krystallographie (184o); Das Flozgebirge Wurttembergs (1843); Petrefactenkunde Deutschlands (7 vols. and atlases, 1846–84) ; Die Cephalopoden (1846–49); Handbuch der Petrefactenkunde (2 vols., 1852, 3rd ed
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1882–85) ; Der See also: Jura (2 vols., 1858) ; Handbuch der Mineralogie (1855, 3rd ed
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1877) ; Die Ammoniten See also: des Schwdbischen Jura (1883–84)
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Obituary by W
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T
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See also: Blandford, Quart
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Journ . Geol . See also: Soc. vol. xlvi., 1890
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