Carl Justus Andrae

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Carl Justus Andrae , also Karl (Carl) Justus Andrä, (born November 1, 1817 in Naumburg (Saale) , † May 8, 1885 in Bonn ) was a German paleobotanist , geologist and mineralogist .

Life

Andrae received her doctorate in Bonn , where she became a private lecturer (after habilitation in Halle) and associate professor of geology and paleontology. He was also the curator of the mineral collection. In 1851 he collected fossil plants in Transylvania .

In addition to publications in palaeobotany, he also wrote a textbook on mineralogy and mineral determination (oryctognosy), a geological map of Halle and a description of the geology of the Magdeburg area.

For a long time he was secretary of the Natural History Association of the Prussian Rhineland. The association also received his legacy to its herbarium .

Fonts

  • Explanatory text for the geognostic map of Halle, Halle 1850.
  • The geognostic conditions of Magdeburg with regard to the hard coal question, Magdeburg 1851.
  • Textbook of oryctognosia, Braunschweig 1864.
  • Pre-worldly plants from the coal mountains of the Prussian Rhineland and Westphalia, Bonn: A. Henry 1865 to 1869.
  • Contributions to the knowledge of the fossil flora of Transylvania and the Banate, 1855.

literature

  • Razvan Givulescu, Ludwig Rüffle, Rudolf Gaedeke: On the importance of the paleobotanical investigations of the mineralogist and paleontologist Carl Justus Andrae (November 1, 1816 - May 8, 1885), Hercynia, Volume 27, 1990, Issue 4.

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