Johannes Böhm (geologist)

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Johannes August Böhm (born August 31, 1857 in Danzig ; † 1938 ) was a German paleontologist and geologist .

Life

He was the son of a tannery owner in Danzig and from 1877 studied first modern languages ​​and then natural sciences in Berlin. In 1879 he continued his studies in Breslau, Kiel and Bonn. In 1885 he received his doctorate in paleontology from the University of Bonn .

From 1901 to 1923 he was with the Prussian Geological State Institute (PGLA).

Contrary to some literature, the mineral boehmite was probably named after the chemist Johann Böhm of the same name and not after the geologist. Since 1887 he was a member of the Danzig Masonic Lodge Zur Einigkeit .

Memberships

  • 1901–1923 Prussian State Geological Institute
  • Johannes Böhm became a member of the Paleontological Society in the founding year 1912

Fonts

  • The green sand of Aachen and its mollusc fauna , dissertation, Bonn 1885, online, with vita
  • with K. Martin, H. Gerth: The fossils of Java based on a collection of Dr. RDM Verbeek and others - The mollusks of the Njalindungsschichten, conclusion: Echinodermata and Arthropoda , collections of the Geological Museum in Leiden, nF, Volume 1, Dept. 2, Issue 4, Leiden: Brill 1909
  • About the Upper Triadic fauna of Bear Island , Stockholm 1903.
  • with Henry Schröder: Geology and Palaeontology of the Subhercynen Chalk Hollow , Treatises of the Royal Prussian Geological State Institute, New Series, 56, 1909.
  • The gastropods of the Marmolatakalkes, Palaeontographica, Volume 42, 1895, pp. 211-308
  • About Cassianella Ecki nov. sp., Journal of the German Geological Society, Volume 56, 1904, pp. 95-96
  • About Triassic fossils from Bellsunde on Spitzbergen, Arkiv för Zoologie, Volume 8, 1913, pp. 1-15

literature

  • Obituary in the yearbook of the PGLA 1938, p. 866

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Palaeontological Journal 1, Issue 1, March 1914