Baer, Karl Ernst von
Died: 1876 AD, at 84 years of age.
Nationality: Estonian
Categories: Professors
1792 - Born on the 17th of February in Piep Estonia.
1810 - He starts his medical studies at the University of Dorpat in Estonia.
1814 - Finished his medical studies and continues his studying at Vienna and he studied comparative anatomy at the University of Würzburg.
1819 - Prosecutor in anatomy at the University of Königsberg and he was appointed associate professor of zoology.
1822 - Reached the rank of a Professor. He discovered the mammalian egg (ovum) in the ovary, and the notochord (embryo backbone), and formulated the ‘biogenetic law' that in embryonic development general characters appear before special ones.
1827 - Completed research "Ovi Mammalium et Hominis genesi" for Saint-Petersburg's Academy of Science.
1834 - Baer left Germany to take up the position of librarian of the Academy of Science at St. Petersburg.
1837 - He led a scientific expedition into Arctic regions.
1851-1856 - Studied Russian fisheries and suggested many improvements.
1876 - Retired to his native Estonia and died on 28th of November in Dorpat.
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Autobiography of Dr Karl Ernest Von Baer (Resources in medical history) by Oppenhei (Hardcover - Sep 18, 1986) In stock soon. Order now to get in line. First come, first served. |
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K.E. von Baer's beginning insights into casual-analytical relationships during development by Jane M Oppenheimer (Unknown Binding - May 18, 1963) |
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Die Nachkommen von Karl Ernst von Baer by V Kaavere (Unknown Binding - May 18, 1990) |
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On the genesis of the ovum of mammals and of man = De ovi mammalium et hominis genesi by Karl Ernst von Baer (Unknown Binding - May 18, 2008) |
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" Fond Bera " v Biblioteke Akademii nauk (Unknown Binding - May 18, 1992) |
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Pisma Bera uchenym Peterburga by Karl Ernst von Baer (Unknown Binding - May 18, 1976) |
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