Karl Boden (geologist)

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Friedrich Wilhelm Karl Boden (born December 16, 1882 in Einbeck , † August 7, 1939 in Munich ) was a German geologist and paleontologist .

Boden's father owned a brewery in Einbeck. Karl Boden studied geology from 1903 at the University of Strasbourg under Alexander Tornquist and then under August Rothpletz at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich with his doctorate in 1907 (dissertation: The geological conditions of the Veronese Alps between the Adige and the Negrar valley ). He completed his habilitation in geology in Munich in 1912 and became a conservator at the Bavarian State Collection for Paleontology and Geology in Munich in 1923 .

He worked in almost all areas of the geosciences from petrography, tectonics, practical geology to paleontology and paleogeography. Soil was mainly concerned with the geology of the Bavarian Alps and was involved in the transfer of the ceiling theory developed in the Western Alps to the Eastern Alps and examined the stratigraphy of conglomerates and sediments of the Tertiary in the Bavarian Alps and pre-Alps ( molasse , flysch ). He also mapped in the Bavarian Alps.

Fonts

  • Geological hiking book for the Bavarian Alps, Stuttgart: Enke, 1930, 2nd edition 1935
  • The fauna of the lower Oxford of Popilany in Lithuania, geolog. Paleont. Abh., NF, Volume 10, Issue 2, Jena: Fischer 1911
  • Geological survey of the Tegernsee mountains in the west of the Weißach, Geognostische Jahreshefte, Volume 27, 1914, pp. 173–213
  • Geological investigations on the Geigerstein and Fockenstein near Lenggries, Geognostisches Jahresheft, Volume 28, 1915
  • Geological observations on the northern edge of the Tegernsee flysch, Geognostische Jahreshefte, Volume 33, 1921
  • Composition, origin and significance of the eastern alpine molasse rubble, depending on the geolog. State investigation by the Bavarian Higher Mining Office, volume 4, 1931

literature

Individual evidence

  1. Published in Contributions to the Paleontology of Austria-Hungary, Volume 22, 1908
  2. Among others with Franz Münnichsdorfer, Matthäus Schuster, The geological survey of the Roßstein and Buchstein area between the Isar and the Schwarzen Bach, Bavarian Mining Authority 1935, as well as the Flysch area between Isar and Loischach (1924), the Tegernsee mountains west of Weißach ( 1915).