1865
DOI: 10.5962/bhl.title.13210
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Fauna der Kieler bucht / von H. A. Meyer und K. Möbius

Abstract: VII. Der relative Arten-und Gattungenreichthum unserer Molhiskenfauna. Die Zahl der Molluskenarten, welche bis jetzt in der Kieler Bucht gefunden worden sind, ist gegenüber der geringen Grösse des Untersuchungsgebietes nicht unbedeutend. Der Umstand aber, dass manche Arten nur in wenigen Exemplaren und nur in einzelnen Jahren gefunden wurden, dass dieselben meistens auch weit hinter der Grösse zurückbleiben, welche sie in anderen Gewässern~erreichen, und dass endlich die Kieler Bucht fast alle Arten enthalt, w… Show more

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“…For observational purpose, Maebius arranged to transport the living animals to the Hamburg aquarium after its establishment. Following an initial report of only the invertebrate fauna (Meyer & Maebius 1862), eventually the faunistic and physical survey of this fjord resulted in the first volume of their epochal "Fauna der Kieler Bucht" in 1865, with its publication financially supported by Meyer; followed by the second volume seven years later (Meyer & Maebius 1865-1872. Both volumes comprised a faunistic part with detailed species descriptions and observations on the biology of the animals under study.…”
Section: Early Years To Becoming Teacher 1825-1852mentioning
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“…For observational purpose, Maebius arranged to transport the living animals to the Hamburg aquarium after its establishment. Following an initial report of only the invertebrate fauna (Meyer & Maebius 1862), eventually the faunistic and physical survey of this fjord resulted in the first volume of their epochal "Fauna der Kieler Bucht" in 1865, with its publication financially supported by Meyer; followed by the second volume seven years later (Meyer & Maebius 1865-1872. Both volumes comprised a faunistic part with detailed species descriptions and observations on the biology of the animals under study.…”
Section: Early Years To Becoming Teacher 1825-1852mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…temperature, salinity etc. With his many detailed faunistic observations from the Kiel Fjord (Meyer & Maebius 1865, 1872, and his conception of biocenosis when first studying living oyster communities (Maebius 1877), he not only became influential in the initiation of marine biology, but also helped in establishing ecology as a biological discipline. He was followed later in Germany by the limnologist August Thienemann (1882-1960) whom he influenced; for a historical overview of aquatic ecology see e.g.…”
Section: The Berlin Years As Museum Director 1887-1908mentioning
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“…Meyer in his review (27)» related microscopic observations to the concept of the above chemical structure. According to him, amylopectin was primarily responsible for the frame work throughout the granule.…”
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“…1,4-Di-(4'-diethylamino-1'-methylbutylamino)-9,1O-anthraquinone hydrochloride (Ic). Leucoquinizarin (5g), prepared by reduction of quinizarin (Meyer & Sander, 1920), was dissolved in n-butanol with warming. The solution was heated under reflux and a solution of 2-amino-5-diethylaminopentane (3-2g) in n-butanol (30 ml) added dropwise over + h. The solution was heated under reflux for a further 4 h.…”
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