Gerhard KB Alberti

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Gerhard Karl Bernhard Alberti (born June 22, 1931 in Merseburg ; † October 15, 2019 ) was a German paleontologist .

Life

In 1955 he obtained his diploma as a geologist in Berlin and was on the State Geological Commission in Berlin until 1958. In 1959 he received his doctorate at the University of Tübingen with a topic from micropalaeontology ( on the knowledge of Mesozoic and ancient tertiary dinoflagellates and hystrichosphereids of northern and central Germany ). Then he went to Hamburg as an assistant at the Geological State Institute.

Alberti completed his habilitation in Hamburg in 1967 and has been a professor at the Geological State Institute of the University of Hamburg since 1971 . He is known for a standard work on the trilobites of Morocco (a classic site), the first part of which appeared in 1969 (at the same time his habilitation thesis). In addition to trilobites, he also worked on tentaculites from the Devonian . In addition to North Africa, he also conducted research in Sardinia.

He also published with his wife Lore Alberti († 2004).

Fonts

  • Trilobites of the younger Silurian as well as the Lower and Middle Devonian .
  1. With contributions to the Silurian-Devonian stratigraphy of some areas of Morocco and Upper Franconia (treatises of the Senckenbergische Naturforschenden Gesellschaft ; vol. 520). 1969, pp. 1-692 (also. Habilitation thesis, University of Hamburg 1966).
  2. (Treatises of the Senckenberg Natural Research Society; Vol. 525). 1970, pp. 1-239.
  3. (Senckenberg Lethaea; vol. 62). 1981, pp. 1-75.
  4. (Senckenberg Lethaea; vol. 64). 1983, pp. 1-87.

Individual evidence

  1. birth dates of Bruno Frey Berg: The geological literature on north-eastern Bavaria (1476-1965) Part II: Biographical Authors register Geologica Bavarica 71, Bavarian State Office of Geology 1974
  2. Wolf von Engelhardt , Helmut Hölder Mineralogie, Geology and Paleontology at the University of Tübingen , 1977, where it is stated that he comes from Merseburg
  3. Published in Palaeontographica A, Volume 116, 1961, pp. 1–58