August Wollemann

August Wollemann (born November 3, 1862 , † November 20, 1920 ) was a German teacher, geologist and paleontologist.

Wollemann studied natural sciences in Würzburg , where he received his doctorate in geology in 1887 (to the knowledge of the ore deposits of Badenweiler and its adjacent rocks). Then he was a teacher in Braunschweig . He published geography books and a monograph on the fossils of the chalk from Lüneburg and dealt with fossil mollusks of the chalk (with many first descriptions ). He was a corresponding member of the Prussian Geological State Institute (PGLA).

Wollemann was an active member of the Association for Natural Sciences in Braunschweig.

Fonts

• The bivalves and gastropods of the German and Dutch neocoms. Treatises of the Royal Prussian Geological State Institute (New Series) 31, 1900 (180 pages)
• The fauna of the Lüneburg chalk. Treatises of the Royal Prussian Geological State Institute (New Series) 37, 1902, pp. 1–129.
• The meaning and pronunciation of the most important school geographical names, Braunschweig: Scholz, 1905
• The bivalves and gastropods of the northern German Gault (Aptiens and Albiens). Yearbook of the Royal Prussian Geological State Institute and Bergakademie zu Berlin 27, 1906, pp. 259–300.
• Addendum to my essays on the bivalves and gastropods of the Lower Cretaceous Northern Germany. Yearbook of the Royal Prussian Geological State Institute and Bergakademie zu Berlin 29, 1908, pp. 151–193.
• Ethnology in the classroom at secondary schools, Braunschweig: A. Graff 1910

Web links

• Literature by and about August Wollemann in the catalog of the German National Library

References and comments

1. ^ Archive Geology Iberg ( Memento from April 2, 2015 in the Internet Archive )
2. ↑ Biography after Sven Sachs, Jahn Hornung, Mike Reich: Mosasauriers from Germany. A brief history of the first 100 years of research, Netherland Journal of Geosciences Foundation - Geologie en Mijnbouw, 94, 2014, p. 11