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NÜNQUAM OTIOSUS. LEOPOLDINA. AMTLICHES Ü^GAN DER KAISERLICHEN LEOPOLDINO-CAROUNISCHEN DEUTSCHEN AKADEMIE DER NATURFORSCHER HERAUSGEGEBEN UNTER MITWIRKUNG DER SEKTIONSYORSTAENDE VON DEM PRAESIDENTEN DR. C. H. KNOBLAUCH. SECHSUNDZWANZIGSTES HEFT. — JAHRGANG 1890. HALLE, 1890. DRUCK VON E. BLOCHMANN & SOHN IN DRESDEN. FÜR DIE AKADEMIE IN COMMISSION BEI WILH. ENGELMANN IN LEIPZIG. Inhalt des XXVI. Heftes. Amtliche Mittheilungen: seuc Naturwisscnscli. Aufsätze, Litteratnrberichte u. Xotizen: Wallion Ton Beamten der Akademie: D. Brauns: Ein Beitrag zu der Stammesgeschichto der Adjunktcnwahlen im 1. uiul 4. Kreise 42. 61 Sauropsiden 147. 160. 186. 201 Adjunlitcnwalü im 3. Kreise 173. 190. 205 J. Schnauss: Ueber Heliochromie 203 Walil je eines Vorstandsrnitgliedes der Fachsektioueu für H. D e w i t z : Haben die Jugendstadien der Libellen und Ephe- Chemie und wissenschaftliche Medicin 42. 62 meriden ein geschlossenes Tracheensystem oder nicht? 211 Wahl eines Vorstandsmitgliedes der Fachsektion für Physik Ehrentage und Ehrenbezeigungen: 173. 190 und Meteorologie 200jähriges Jubiläum der Matheni. Gesellschaft in Hamburg 20 eines der Fachsektion für Mathe- Wahl Vorstandsmitgliedes lOOjähriges Jubiläum der rhysikalisch-ökonomischen Gesell- matik und Astronomie 206 schaft in Königsberg i. Pr 20 Das Präsidium der Akademie 3 600jähriges Stiftungsfest der Universität zu Montpellier . 96 Das 3 AdjiMiktenoolleginm öOjähriges Stiftungsfest der Polliehia zu Dürkheim a. H. 171 Die Selitioiisvorstände und deren Obmänner 4 2öjähriges Bestehen der k. k. Bergakademie zu Leoben . 171 Verzeieliniss der der Akademie 5. 22 Mitglieder lOvijähriges Jubiläum der Societe de l'hysique et d'Histoire Bibliothek der Akademie: naturelle de Geneve 171 der Bibliothek vom 1. October Bericht über die Verwaltunar Feier der ^öjährigen Gründung des Annaberg-Buchholzer 18S9 bis 30. «eiitember 1890 174. 190 Vereins für Naturkunde 171 Preisertlieilnng- im Jahre 1SJ)Ü: Medaille: der Cothenius-Medaille im Jahre 1890 . 1. 21 Verleihung Zum 600jährigen Stiftungsfeste der Universität zu Montpellier 115 Dank des der Cothenius-Medaille 41 Empfängers Mittheilungen 51. 109. 164. 212 Die Kassemerhältnisse der Akademie: Biographische Litterarisclie Anzeigen: Revision der Rechnung für 1889 117 Nova Acta der Leoii.-Carol. Akademie Bd. LIV .... 171 der Decharge des Kechnungsführers . .153 Ertlieihing C. Freih. v.Gumppenberg: Systema Geometrarum zonae Beiträge zur Kasse der Akademie 2. 22. 43. 62. 81. 97. 118 septentrionalis. Systematische Bearbeitung 137. 153. 174. 190. 206 temperatioris der Spanner der nördlichen gemässigten Zone. Dritter Die Jahresbeiträge der Mitglieder 189. 205 Theil. i,Nova Acta Bd. LIV. Nr. 4) 80 ünterstützungsverein der Akademie: Idem. Vierter Theil. (Nova Acta Bd. LIV. Nr. 5) . 152 zur mn die i. J. 1890 1 Aufforderung Bewerbung Unterstützung F. Lingg: Ueber die bei Kimmbeobachtungen am Starn- Verleihung der Unterstützung im Jahre 1890 189 berger See wahrgenommenen Refractionserscheinungen Vierzehntes Verzeichniss der Beiträge vom Januar bis Aus- I Nova Acta Bd. L\. Nr. 1) 20 gang December 1890 207 E. Hess: Beiträge zur Theorie der räumlichen Contigura- Veränderungen im Personalbeslande der Akademie . 2. 21 tionen. Ueber die Klein'sche Configuration Cf. (60,-,, 30,^) '^- ^- «^ "' ''' l^"" '^S- 174. 190. 206 \ekrol«ge: luul einige bemerkenswerthe aus dieser ableitl)are räum- Drechsler, Adolf 193 liche Contigurationen. iNova Acta Bd. LV. Nr. 2i . 60 Engehnann, Friedrich Wilhelm Rudolf 137 F. Marchand: Beschreibung dreier Mikrocephalen-Gehirne Gray, Asa 118 nebst Vorstudien zur Anatomie der MikrocephaUe. iNova Koninck, Laurent Guillaume De 154 Acta Bd. LV, Nr. 3) 115 Martins, Charles 27 H. Knoblauch: lieber die Polarisation der strahlenden Quenstedt. Friedrich August von 120 Wärme durch totale Retlexion. (Nova Acta Bd. LV, Nr. 4i 204 Volkmann, Richard von 44. 63. 81. 97 R. K eller: Ueber Erscheininigen des normalen Haarverlustes Ritter von 178 an der (Nova Acta Zepliarovich, Victor Vegetationsorganen' Gefässpflanzen. Bd. LV. Nr. 51 220 Sonstige Mittheilungen: V. Sehiffner: Monographia Hellebororum. Kritische Be- Eingegangene Schriften 19. 29. 47. 66. 85. 101. 121. 139. 155 schreibung aller bisher bekannt gewordenen Formen 182. 194. 208 der Gattung Helleborus. iNova Acta Bd. LVI, Nr. 1) 204 Berichte nnd Notizen über naturwissenschaftliche A'er- M. AVestermaier: Zur J^mbryologie der Phanerogamen, Sammlungen und Gesellschaften : insbesondere über die sogenannten Antipoden. Ab- Naturwissenschaftliche Wanderversammlungen 40. 60. 80. 96 theilung II. -Nova Acta Bd. LVII. Nr. l! 136 115. 136. 171. 219 W. Ule: Geschichte der Kais. Leop.-Carol. Deutsehen—Aka- Die XX. Versammlung der deutschen und der Wiener Anthro- demie der Naturforscher während der Jahre 1852 1887, pologischen Ciesellschaft in Wien vom 5. bis 10. August mit einem Rückblick auf die frühere Zeit ihres Bestehens 22t i 1889 von H. Schaaffhausen 35."'48. 74 Preisausschreiben 40 Die allgemeine Versammlung der deutschen geologischen Ge- Aufruf 116 sellschaft im Jahre 1889 94. 105 Liste von Biicherspenden für die Universitätsbibliothek von Tagesordnung der 63. Versammlung deutscher Naturforscher Toronto 172. 220 und Aerzte in Bremen im Jahre 1890 136 Berichtig-ung 164 Nameii-Eegister. Neu aufgenommene Mitglieder: SfiLc Hefte : Seite Krüss, Andres Hugo ... 42 Dusch, Theodor von . 2. 55 Mitarbeiter am XXVI. M. A. N. 147. 160 Angström, Knut Johan . 174 Meyer. Hans Heinrich Joseph 174 Grebe. Carl Friedr. August 62.111 Brauns, D., . 186. 201 Beckmann. Ernst Otto . 43 Meyer, Max Carl Georg Wilh. 190 Gruber, Wenzel 153. 169 . 211 Behrend, Aiit. Friedr. Rob. 42 Fax, Ferdinand Albin . 42 Heyfelder. Friedrich Oscar Dewitz, H., M. AN. H. M. A. N. Boettinger. Carl Conrad . 42 Richter.HieronymusTheodor 174 Adalbert .... 97. 114 Geinitz, B., 120 44. 63. 81. 97 Brauns, Reinhard Anton . 42 Rosenbach. Ottom.ErnstFelix 174 Krauss. Christian Ferdinand Krause, Fedor Cantani. Arnaldo 22 Karl Moritz . 62 Friedrich von . 153. 169 J.. M. A. N. 172. 220 .... , Schumann, Landauer, . B 137 Teodorc . .190 Simroth. Heinrich Rudolf 174 Kunze. Carl Ludw. Alb. 153. 167 Peter. Caruel, ! M. A. N. 35 Coello, Francisco .... 21 Stur, Dionys Rudolf Josef . 43 Neugebauer. Ludw. Ad. 137. 168 Schaatfhauseu, H., 48. Eichhorst. Hermann Ludwig 43 I Treub. M 21 Pettersen. Carl Joliann 22. 58 74 Ferrier, David 22 Tschirch. Wilh. Oswald Alex. 42 Scbaufuss. Ludwig Wilh. HS. 167 Schnauss. J., M. A. N. 203 M.A.N. 94. 105 . 167 Finkler, Job. Christ. Dittm. 97 Voller. Carl August . 43 Sussdorf, Jul. Goltfr. 118. Zimmermann. E., . 215 von Fischer, Hermann Eberhard 62 Weinek. Ladislaus . 42, Tchihatcheff, Peter von 190. Verfasser Abhandlungen Flahault.CbarlesHenri Johannes Leo- Friedrich der Nova Acta der Akademie : Marie 200 Weingarten, Tröltsch , Anton C. Freih. v. 80 Fraipont, Julien Jean Joseph 62 nard Gotttried Julius . 22' Freiherr von .... 2. 55 Gumppenberg, . 113 152. 172 Fubini, Simone 22 Weisbach. Julius Albin . 174 Unferdinger. Frz.Xav. 62. 81. E 60 Gobi. Christoph. ; . 153 Gestorbene Mitglieder: Voigtlaeuder, Carl Friedr. 117.165 Hess. 171 Golgi, Camillo 22 Arnold, PVicdrich . 117. 165' Waldburg-Zeil-Trauchburg, Iliutz. R 172 Grosse, Justus Wilhelm . 43 Barth Ritter von Barthenau, Karl Joseph Ciraf von 97. 109 Kärner. W 220 Hartig. Karl Ernst . .174 Ludwig 137. 167 Weiss. Christian Ernst 117. 167 Keller, R N. 204 Hoppe.Ernst Reinhold Eduard 43 Berghaus. Hermann Karl Westphal, Carl Friedr. Otto 2, 57 Knoblauch. H.. M. A. 20 Jaksch vouWartenhorst, Ru- Friedrich .... 206. 216 Zepharovich, Victor Leopold Lincg. F N. 115 . M. A. dolph Ritter 42 Buys Bailot, Christoph Hein- Ritter von . .43. .')8. 17 Marchand, F.. 204 . Schifiner. V rich . Kaltenbach, Job. Christ. Rud. 117 Dietrich . 22. 58 Empfänger der (Jothenius- 171 Kiliani, Heinrich .... 42 Coccius, Ernst Adolph 190. 216 Medaille: Simroth. H . M. A. N. 136 . Westermaier. M.. Kobert, Eduard Rudolph . 174 Dewitz, Hermann . 81. 113. Stur, Dionvs 21. 41 29 177 Seite Seite Seite ViTslorlieiU' Xaturforsdier: Fontiii. Wladimir . 214 Kuesta 115 Roseiiberger. Otto August . 56 Al>eking. Einst 52 Frey-Clemens. Heinrich 56 Kulakowski 115 Roseiithal, Moritz .... 54 Adamsoii, Daniel .... 55 Frischen. Karl . 115 Kuniiii. Victor 214 Roth. Samuel 53 . Atleiliold. 215 111 Paul . August .... Fuchs. Rudolph Lange. 113 Rotteck, Julius von . 168 Ailul]ih. C 55 Gaethgens. Hermann . 53 Laptschinski, M 109 Runge.Gustav P'riedr.Adolph 216 Ahlqnist. A. E 109 Gaetschenberger. Simon 53 Lehmann, Georg Karl Heinr. 218 Saalmüller. Max .... 215 Allen. Horatiü 59 Gallenkamp . Karl Wilhelm 113 Lietzau 218 Salzer. Friedrich .... 216 Ambro 114 (iariniont. Emile . 171 Linnäus-Allen 170 Sawadowski, J. G. ... 21!» Aniiagat. A. L 170 Gasser. Ignaz 213 List. Joseph Heinrieh . .110 Scaizi 115 Antal. Geza 53 Gasteiger Khan. Alb. Freih. v. 167 Litzmann, Karllionr. Tlieod. 109 Schaf häutl. Karl Emil Franz v. 59 Aslil)uiner. Charles A. 54 Gaver. von 219 Livingstone. Oswald ... 54 i Schindler. Jiise]ili .... 59 redro 171 i Gaveret 169 . Alliier, A Löwig, Karl Jakob .111 Schliemann. Heinrich . 217 . J. Baber. Edward Colborne 213 Gehin. B 53 Lorenz, Alfred 110 Schmidliii. Eduard . .109 ßaccarini. Alfredo .... 214 Gendrin. Nicoles . 59 109 60 Lyman. CS 1 Schmidt, ] Augnstin Ignaz Ball. John 170 Gibb. Charles 219 Maasen, Peter 214 Sehnabi, Leopold .... 169 J. 111 56 Gill . Baly. S Gibello. Giacomo .... Mac 219 Schneebeli, Heinrich . .113 Bannistark. Ferdinand . 54 Glatz. J 115 Mac Kiiilav, W 53 Schneider. Friedrich Anton 114 Baxter. W. H 213 I Gognillot,
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