Titlebook: Bird Books and Bird Art; An Outline of the Li Jean Anker Book 1938 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1938 bird

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The Art of Printing. Woodcuts and Engravings. Belon and the Encyclopedistsre published in print soon after the invention of the art which at one stroke totally changed conditions for the spread of literary material. Manuscripts, being comparatively costly, had been reserved for the narrow circle of those who were able to obtain them; whereas the facility with which the pr

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Willughby and John Ray. The First Works in which Plates are Prominent. Works on Fauna and Journeys u a truly scientific position. The foundation of scientific ornithology was first laid by the united efforts of the two Englishmen . and . in their work ?Ornithologi? libri tres‘, etc., 1676 (532), which marks an epoch in the history of ornithology. It. contains the first rational ornithological clas

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Progress in Descriptive Ornithology, Systematics and Nomenclature. Linn?us. Brissonnot until this period that collections, formed mostly of preserved specimens, from which the descriptions could be made, became general. This was rendered possible by the progress of taxidermy. The various methods of preservation previously used, such as ?drying‘ by heat, preservation in alcohol, or

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Buffon and the ?Planches Enluminées‘. The Ornithological Literature in the Last Third of the 18th Cel quarters. Another of the famous biologists of the century, the Frenchman ., Comte ., who was born in the same year as Linn?us, held quite different views on living Nature and its literary treatment. Both belonged to a period in which naturalists, as well as other intellectual workers enjoyed an in

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A Brief Survey of the Literature and Iconography of Descriptive Ornithology in the 19th and 20th Cen its scientific independence only at the end of that period. At the beginning of the 19th century ornithology had become practically a separate and specific study which had made itself freer from its immediate connection with general cultural development than it had been previously. Its progress fro

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Zukunftsvisionen im Pflegemanagement,pts, being comparatively costly, had been reserved for the narrow circle of those who were able to obtain them; whereas the facility with which the printed book was duplicated meant that it could reach a far greater number of prospective buyers.

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K. Harms,S. Kühnapfel,J. Krehbielered possible by the progress of taxidermy. The various methods of preservation previously used, such as ?drying‘ by heat, preservation in alcohol, or even dipping in varnish, which were not very practical, were then abandoned.

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