1757, ISBN: 4f42e8a4e86725448e9a973e3f81306d

"Between 1749 and 1753 the Frenchman Adanson (1727-1806) endured the rigours of the tropical climate of Senegal to collect and observe its animals and plants. Although he had intended to … Plus…

"Between 1749 and 1753 the Frenchman Adanson (1727-1806) endured the rigours of the tropical climate of Senegal to collect and observe its animals and plants. Although he had intended to publish a monumental treatise on the country's fauna and flora only one volume of his "Histoire naturelle du Senegal" appeared, [...] Adanson's careful examination of the soft parts of many molluscs led him to propose a classification founded principally upon anatomical characters. He was the first to utilize the characters of the operculum and the first to classify bivalve shells according to the number of muscle impressions. Fischer-Piette considers that he was also the first zoologist to employ a consistent binominal nomenclature, anticipating by one year therefore, the publication of the tenth edition of Systema Naturae" (Dance, pp. 66-68)., DE, [SC: 6.00], gewerbliches Angebot, 46+275 pp., 19 color plates, half-leather, 4, Banküberweisung, PayPal, Selbstabholung und Barzahlung, Internationaler Versand<

1757, ISBN: 4f42e8a4e86725448e9a973e3f81306d

"Between 1749 and 1753 the Frenchman Adanson (1727-1806) endured the rigours of the tropical climate of Senegal to collect and observe its animals and plants. Although he had intended to … Plus…

"Between 1749 and 1753 the Frenchman Adanson (1727-1806) endured the rigours of the tropical climate of Senegal to collect and observe its animals and plants. Although he had intended to publish a monumental treatise on the country's fauna and flora only one volume of his "Histoire naturelle du Senegal" appeared, [...] Adanson's careful examination of the soft parts of many molluscs led him to propose a classification founded principally upon anatomical characters. He was the first to utilize the characters of the operculum and the first to classify bivalve shells according to the number of muscle impressions. Fischer-Piette considers that he was also the first zoologist to employ a consistent binominal nomenclature, anticipating by one year therefore, the publication of the tenth edition of Systema Naturae" (Dance, pp. 66-68)., DE, [SC: 6.00], gewerbliches Angebot, 46+275 pp., 19 col. pls, half-leather, 4, Banküberweisung, PayPal, Selbstabholung und Barzahlung, Internationaler Versand<

1757, ISBN: 4f42e8a4e86725448e9a973e3f81306d

[SC: 5.9], "Between 1749 and 1753 the Frenchman Adanson (1727-1806) endured the rigours of the tropical climate of Senegal to collect and observe its animals and plants. Although he had i… Plus…

[SC: 5.9], "Between 1749 and 1753 the Frenchman Adanson (1727-1806) endured the rigours of the tropical climate of Senegal to collect and observe its animals and plants. Although he had intended to publish a monumental treatise on the country's fauna and flora only one volume of his "Histoire naturelle du Senegal" appeared, [.] Adanson's careful examination of the soft parts of many molluscs led him to propose a classification founded principally upon anatomical characters. He was the first to utilize the characters of the operculum and the first to classify bivalve shells according to the number of muscle impressions. Fischer-Piette considers that he was also the first zoologist to employ a consistent binominal nomenclature, anticipating by one year therefore, the publication of the tenth edition of Systema Naturae" (Dance, pp. 66-68). 46+275 pp., 19 color plates, half-leather, 4<

1757, ISBN: 4f42e8a4e86725448e9a973e3f81306d

[SC: 5.5], "Between 1749 and 1753 the Frenchman Adanson (1727-1806) endured the rigours of the tropical climate of Senegal to collect and observe its animals and plants. Although he had i… Plus…

[SC: 5.5], "Between 1749 and 1753 the Frenchman Adanson (1727-1806) endured the rigours of the tropical climate of Senegal to collect and observe its animals and plants. Although he had intended to publish a monumental treatise on the country's fauna and flora only one volume of his "Histoire naturelle du Senegal" appeared, [.] Adanson's careful examination of the soft parts of many molluscs led him to propose a classification founded principally upon anatomical characters. He was the first to utilize the characters of the operculum and the first to classify bivalve shells according to the number of muscle impressions. Fischer-Piette considers that he was also the first zoologist to employ a consistent binominal nomenclature, anticipating by one year therefore, the publication of the tenth edition of Systema Naturae" (Dance, pp. 66-68). 46+275 pp., 19 col. pls, half-leather, 4<

1757, ISBN: 4f42e8a4e86725448e9a973e3f81306d

"Between 1749 and 1753 the Frenchman Adanson (1727-1806) endured the rigours of the tropical climate of Senegal to collect and observe its animals and plants. Although he had intended to … Plus…

"Between 1749 and 1753 the Frenchman Adanson (1727-1806) endured the rigours of the tropical climate of Senegal to collect and observe its animals and plants. Although he had intended to publish a monumental treatise on the country's fauna and flora only one volume of his "Histoire naturelle du Senegal" appeared, [.] Adanson's careful examination of the soft parts of many molluscs led him to propose a classification founded principally upon anatomical characters. He was the first to utilize the characters of the operculum and the first to classify bivalve shells according to the number of muscle impressions. Fischer-Piette considers that he was also the first zoologist to employ a consistent binominal nomenclature, anticipating by one year therefore, the publication of the tenth edition of Systema Naturae" (Dance, pp. 66-68). 46+275 pp., 19 color plates, half-leather, 4<