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Die Arachniden Australiens nach der Natur beschrieben und abgebildet

Title

Die Arachniden Australiens nach der Natur beschrieben und abgebildet

By

Koch, Ludwig, 1825-1908

Keyserling, Eduard von, 1855-1918
Keyserling, Eugen, 1833-1889
Koch, Carl. , Von Dr. Ludwig Koch in Nürnberg hinterlassene Arachniden und Myriapoden Sammlung

Type

Book

Material

Published material

Publication info

Nürnberg, Verlag von Bauer & Raspe, 1871-1890

Notes

Accompanying pamphlet: Die von Dr. Ludwig Koch in Nürnberg hinterlassene Arachniden und Myriapoden Sammlung / beschreiben von Dr. Carl Koch. Nürnberg : [C. Koch], 1910 (Nürnberg : J. L. Stich)

Originally issued in 37 Lieferungs (Th. 1, Lief. 1-31, published between 1871 and 1883; Th. 2, Lief. 32-37, published between 1885 and 1890). Theil 1 is unnumbered, but consists of 2 pts.: 1st pt. is unnumbered and consists of text; 2nd pt. called "2. H©Þlfte" and "Abildungen."

"Fortgesetzt und beendet von Graf E. Keyserling," Lief. 28-37.

Originally to be published in three Theils but the third Theil was never published. Issued in 37 Lieferungs (Th.1, Lief. 1-31 (1871-1883) ; Th. 2, Lief. 32-37 (1885-1890)). Theil 1 is unnumbered but consists of 2 pts: 1st pt is unnumbered and consists of text; 2nd pt called "2. Hälfte" and "Abildungen"

Contents: Theil 1. (Lieferungs 1-31) -- Theil 2. (Lieferungs 32-37).

Ferguson, J.A. Australia, | 11242a.

Nissen. Zoologische Buch Illustration, | 2252.

A composite work on Australian and south Pacific spiders in its various published and unpublished states showing the process of scientific writing and publishing in 19th century Europe. It also features 474 spiders described for the first time. The text in their three states of published, proof and mss fragment with some reproductions to complete the text. The plates in their three states of published, proof and original with some reproductions to complete the plates.

Ludwig Koch was the leading German arachnologist in the second half of the nineteenth century