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B9781108058902Paperback / softback. New. Eminent French scientist Georges Cuvier 1769-1832 spent his life studying the anatomy of animals. His most influential work integrated for the first time geology palaeontology zoology and comparative anatomy. First published in 1817 this four-volume work covers mammals birds reptiles fish molluscs arachnids insects and zoophytes. paperback
B9781108058919Paperback / softback. New. Eminent French scientist Georges Cuvier 1769-1832 spent his life studying the anatomy of animals. His most influential work integrated for the first time geology palaeontology zoology and comparative anatomy. First published in 1817 this four-volume work covers mammals birds reptiles fish molluscs arachnids insects and zoophytes. paperback
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2102SB112<p>Distribué d'après son organisation pour servir de base a l'Histoire Naturelle des animaux et d'Introduction a l'Anatomie Comparée par le M. le Baron Cuvier Grand Officier de la Légion-d'Honneur Conseiller-d'État et au Conseil Royal de l'Instruction publique; l'un des Quarante de l'Académie Française; Secrétaire-Perpétuel de l'Academie des Sciences; Membre des Académies et Sociétes Royales des Londres de Berlin de Pétersbourg de Stockholm d'Édimbourg de Copenhague de Gttingue de Turin de Bavière des Pays-Bas de Calcutta de la Société Linnéenne de Londres etc. Troisième Édition. Avec figures dessinées d'après nature. Louis Hauman et Comp Libraires-Éditeurs. Bruxelles. 1836.</p>_x000d_<p>3 volumes in 4.º de 235x15 cm. Com i-iv 2 v-xxii 626 xxviii; iv 404 xii; ii 2 518 págs. Encadernações com lombadas em pele e ferros a ouro. Apresenta o corte das folhas pintado de azul à cabeça.</p>_x000d_<p>Ilustrado com gravuras representando diversas espécies animais em folhas colocadas no fim dos dois primeiros volumes. </p>_x000d_<p>Exemplar apresenta uma etiqueta com quota à cabeça das lombadas falta da folha de rosto do 3.º volume e com a parte central das folhas de rosto do 1.º e 2.ºcortadas eventualemente para eleiminar uma assinatura de posse tendo estas restauros amadores.</p>_x000d_<p>Georges Cuvier Montbéliard 1769 - Paris 1832 foi um naturalista zoólogo e paleontólogo francês. Esta é a 3.ª edição da sua obra mais conhecida. Descreve a estrutura de todo o reino animal com base na anatomia comparada e na sua História Natural. Divide os animais em 4 grupos elementares: «Vertébrés Mollusques Articulés e Zoophytes».</p>_x000d_<p>Vale notar que embora denominada como terceira a presente edição difere da publicada entre 1836 e 1849 por Fortin et Masson - Paris em 22 volumes conhecida como a «Edição dos Discípulos».</p> I-222-F-10 unknown
1817elala537Paris: Deterville 1817. 1817. 4 Volumes. 8vo. pp. xxxvii 540; xviii 532; xxix 653; viii 255. with half-titles. 15 engraved plates by Pierron after Laurillard. 10 folding engraved plates from another work bound in at end. contemporary quarter sheep gilt backs spines somewhat worn several joints cracked scattered foxing. bookplate 1825 ownership entry 1834 & rubberstamp on title of A.Chambion on titles. First Edition of Cuviers most comprehensive work which embodied the whole of his previous researches on the structure of living and fossil animals and laid the foundations of modern comparative anatomy. Here Cuvier introduced his famous classification system according to which the animal kingdom is divided into four main groups vertebrata mollusca articulata insects lobsters and radiata all remaining types. "This type theory is Cuviers greatest contribution in the sphere of systematization and represents although in a somewhat modified form the basis of all subsequent animal classification." Nordenskiöld Opposing the current view that the structure of an animal determined its functions and habits Cuvier maintained that an animals structure was due to its functions and habits. Throughj the exact study of the anatomy of living and fossil species he could reconstruct extinct forms from a few surviving bones. At the end of Volume IV pp. 95-170 is an important annotated bibliography of zoological literature. Brit. Museum Cat. of Natural History I 410. Brunet II 457 incorrectly citing date 1816. Casey Wood 307. Dibner Heralds of Science 195. Nissen 1013. Nordenskiöld History of Biology pp. 339-41. Printing and the Mind of Man 276. Sparrow Milestones of Science 42 Plate 134 pp. 31-32. Waller 11796. Wellcome II 423 incomplete. cfGarrison & Morton 327. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Paris: Deterville , 1817. Hardcover
182918430Paris: Déterville and Crochard 1829. SECOND EDITION. With 20 full-page etched plates. Contemporary gilt green sheep-backed marbled boards. Ownership stamps of J.E. van der Dussen. A fine set. Second edition enlarged of this landmark in the history of zoology and comparative anatomy the most comprehensive biological work since Linnaeus. “Cuvier’s valuable work represented the fruits of a lifetime’s study of living and fossil animals. In his day Cuvier exerted an enormous influence on science. He played a leading part in the development of the science of palaeontology and stimulated the study of comparative anatomy†G&M. <br /> “It is in his classification of the animal kingdom into four main groups Vertebrata Mollusca Articulata and Radiata that he is so notably succeeded in giving a lead that has been followed by all his successors. . .Cuvier was the first to apply analyses and comparison to the entire animal kingdom. He also saw that this homogeneity in an individual should enable a competent naturalist to reconstruct a complete animal from any significant part of its anatomy†PMM.<br /> See PMM 276; Garrison-Morton 327; Dibner 195. Déterville and Crochard unknown
18173707077Paris: Deterville 1817. Some foxing to the plates. Four volumes octavo 15 engraved plates by C.-L. Laurillard a handsome set with all four half-titles in original quarter calf over mottled papered boards gilt double spine labels in red & green. <p><p>First edition of this germinal work of natural history with three volumes by Cuvier himself and the fourth an important study of insects by his friend and colleague Latreille.</p> <p>Recognised as the father of comparative anatomy Cuvier published widely throughout his lifetime but this was his most famous and influential work and contained the results of all his previous research on the structures of living and fossil animals. It was based upon his vast knowledge of zoological anatomies and in it he applied Linnæus' system of nomenclature and classification to the whole animal kingdom in the process establishing his four great classes: vertebrate molluscous articulate and radiated.</p> <p>Cuvier's work is a benchmark for many reasons not least for the third volume present here which is actually the work of Pierre André Latreille Professor of Entomology at the Paris Museum: Latreille's contribution was not only a significant contribution to his field but he had earlier been heavily involved in characterising the insects collected on the Baudin voyage to Australia and the Pacific. In the present volume Latreille sought to update the foundation work of scholars including Fabricius within Cuvier's framework; as a result Latreille included here many Australian insects including two the 'Rhipcera' and the 'Heleus' noted for the first time.</p> <p>Cuvier born in 1769 was invited by Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire to come to Paris in 1795. He took an appointment at the newly-formed Muséum nationale d'histoire naturelle where he remained until his death from cholera in 1832. He had first publicly canvassed his new quadripartite schema of the animal kingdom in an 1812 presentation to the Academy of Sciences but it was in this work that he first detailed how this proposed division worked in practice. Here each of the classes is discussed in a separate volume with volumes I II and IV by Cuvier himself; his organizations of fish families in particular 'were so soundly based that they have become orders or suborders in present classification' DSB.</p> <p>Throughout his career Cuvier held to the premise of Le Règne Animal that the four branches were fundamentally different and that any similarities between them were due entirely to common functions rather than common ancestry. He did not believe that is that there was any evolutionary adaptation a stance which put him in open conflict with his contemporaries such as Buffon Lamarck and Geoffroy. This led to the famous debate between Cuvier and Geoffroy at the Académie Royale des Sciences in Paris in 1830.</p> <p>Cuvier's towering position in the French natural sciences should be seen in the context of a very cynical view of his ambitions towards intellectual ownership of the science on Freycinet's voyage an idea explored in correspondence between Faujas de Saint Fond and Louis de Freycinet.</p> </p> . Deterville unknown
63952Paris Victor Masson 1838-1844. 4to 26.7 x 17.8 cm. Half-title to the series with tissue-guarded medaillon portrait of Georges Cuvier; title-page half-title to the text 278 pp.; table. Publisher's original red half morocco over marbled boards gilt borders gilt spines in five compartments. Patterned endpapers top edges gilt. = Forms a part of the celebrated Disciples edition of G. Cuvier's "Le règne animal". This is the complete text. The atlas is not included. Fore edge uncut. Endpapers and title page a bit spotted mostly rather clean. In all a very good and nicely bound copy. Nissen ZBI 1014. hardcover
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