Johann Ernst Falke

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Johann Ernst Ludwig Falke (born April 20, 1805 in Rudolstadt , † September 24, 1880 in Jena ) was a German veterinarian .

Life

Johann Ernst Ludwig Falke studied in Dresden and Berlin from 1824 to 1827 , became a veterinarian in Rudolstadt in 1827, went to the veterinary institute in Dresden as a teacher in 1829 , but returned to Rudolstadt in 1832 and became a state veterinarian in 1840. In 1847 he went as a teacher of veterinary medicine and head of the Grand Duke. Saxon veterinary institute to Jena and became a veterinary physician in 1850.

In 1861 he was awarded the Cothenius Medal of the Leopoldina .

Works

  • Textbook on shoeing and hoof diseases. Leipzig 1848, 2nd edition 1860
  • The hippology. Leipzig 1849
  • Textbook of all veterinary science. Leipzig 1855, 3 vols.
  • Handbook of all internal and external diseases of our usable domestic animals. Erlangen 1858
  • The principles of comparative pathology and therapy of domestic mammals. Erlangen 1860
  • Equine influenza. Jena 1862
  • The anthrax and dog fury. Leipzig 1861
  • The doctrine of the diseases of breeding and young animals. Leipzig 1867
  • Veterinary yearbooks. Leipzig 1878 ff.

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SURNAME Falke, Johann Ernst
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Falke, Johann Ernst Ludwig (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German veterinarian
DATE OF BIRTH April 20, 1805
PLACE OF BIRTH Rudolstadt
DATE OF DEATH September 24, 1880
Place of death Jena