Christian Ludwig Nitzsch

Christian Ludwig Nitzsch (* 3. September 1782 in Beucha - † 16. August 1837 in resounds (Saale) ), biologist

to life

Christian Ludwig Nitzsch became as a son the former minister of the Wittenberger town church , Generalsuperintendenten and first director of the royal Evangelist Predigerseminars Karl Ludwig and the Luise Nitzsch (geb. Wernsdorf) in Beucha with Grimma at the 3. September 1782 born. After school attendances in Borna and Zeitz, he began at the 1. July 1791, due to the special desire of its grandfather God-dear Wernsdorf to learn at the Wittenberger university. Where it its exam to 21. December 1804 put down, in order to attain a doctorate for the doctor into medicine, who it to 4. January 1808 received. Later it went to resounds, where it received you acct advice of the zoo-logical museum at the same time. The Zoologie owes work to it as „over the form knowledge, „anatomy and history of the development of the parasites “, over the anatomy of the birds “and „the building of the Insusorien “important explanations “. Nitzsch died in resounds/Saale to 16. August 1837.

works

• „respiratione animalium “1808 „
• the families of the Thierinsekten “in the Germar' s magazine for Entomologie, volume 3 1818 „
• for the history of the Thierinsektenkunde “in the magazine for collected natural sciences 5 volume 1855 „
• characteristic of the Federlinge “in magazine for collected natural sciences volume 9 1857 „
• contributions to the Insurienkunde “into new writings of the nature-searching society in volume 3 number resounds to De 1 1817
• „anatomy of the birds “in Meckels German archives for physiology volume 1 1815 volume 2 1816, volume 3 1817 volume 6 1820 and volume 11 1826
• „Osteographi contributions for the natural history of the birds “ 1811
• „system of the Pterylographie “with Burmeister 1840

Literature

• „general German bibliography “volume 23 1886 page 718
• „album Academicae Vitebergensis “of (1710-1812) worked on of Fritz Juntke in the max of Niemeyer publishing house resounds (Saale) to volume 5 1966