Karl Endriss

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Karl Emil Endriss (born September 30, 1867 in Göppingen , † September 26, 1927 in Stuttgart ) was a German geologist .

Life

Karl Endriss studied geology and zoology in Stuttgart, Leipzig , Munich and Zurich and received his doctorate in geology at the University of Zurich in 1898 (work on the geology of the Randecker Maar and the Schopflocher Ried).

After staying at the zoological station in Naples , he was at the geological survey of Saxony. In 1891 he completed his habilitation in Stuttgart, where he was a private lecturer and from 1901 an associate professor. From 1907 he was a private scholar and freelance expert.

He dealt with stratigraphy of the Triassic , with karst and speleology . He made a tectonic map of Württemberg (1900).

He was a supporter of the naturopathic teaching of his teacher Gustav Jäger.

Fonts

  • The rock salt formation in the Middle Muschelkalk in Württemberg. Zimmer, Stuttgart 1898.
  • Von des Schwarzwalds Scholle: with a geological overview map and geological profiles. Stuttgart 1911.
  • Fossils; a pocket book on collecting and identifying fossils and an introduction to the theory of fossilization. Franckh, Stuttgart 1927.

literature

  • Ulrich Kull: History of Earth and Life Sciences. In: Johannes Voigt: Festschrift for the hundred and fifty years of existence of the University of Stuttgart. DVA, Stuttgart 1979, online

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personal data
SURNAME Endriss, Karl
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Endriss, Karl Emil (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German geologist
DATE OF BIRTH September 30, 1867
PLACE OF BIRTH Goeppingen
DATE OF DEATH September 26, 1927
Place of death Stuttgart