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English: Plate 15 Photograph album of German and Austrian scientists. Albert Niess, Braunschweig (Brunswick); Dr. phil. Caspari, Heidelberg (Otto Caspari 1841-1917); Dr. Parow, Weimar; Dr. Katter, Putbus auf Rügen (Dr F. Katter, Putbus - Botanist); P. Adam jun., Augsburg; Gerhard Rohlfs, Weimar; Theod. Lampart, Augsburg (Theodor Lampart (1842–1893) Publisher); Dr. A. Holler, Mering bei Augsburg; Th. Zolleis, Mering bei Augsburg (Thomas Zolleis, fabrikant (Manufacturer), Mering near Augsburg); Josef Renftle, Mering bei Augsburg. (Pastor Josef Renftle, (1823-1881)), pastor of Mering since 1860, opponent of the dogma of infallibility 1871. |
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| Date | before 1877 | ||
| Source | darwinproject.ac.uk University of Cambridge | ||
| Author | Emil Rade (1832 - 1931) | ||
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