Michael Sars

Also known as M. Sars

biologo marino, sacerdote, carcinologo, teologo, zoologo, biologo, professore

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Born: 1805
Died: 1869
Works: 28

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Contributions to a knowledge of the Arctic mollusk-fauna of the northern coast of Norway
Bidrag till kundskab om Christianiafjordens fauna
Beskrivelser og iagttagelser over nogle moerkelige eller nye i havet hed den Bergenske kyst lebende dyr af polypernes, acalephernes, radiaternes, annelidernes og molluskernes classer, etc
Bidrag till söedyrenes natur-historie
Le Laonnois féodal ...

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Origin: Beograd
Active from: 2006

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Instance of: human
Given name: Michael
Gender: male
Citizenship: Norway
Place of birth: Bergen
Place of death: Christiania
Spouse: Maren Sars
Child: Mally Lammers
Educated at: Bergen Cathedral School
Employer: University of Oslo
Languages spoken: Danish
Religion: Lutheranism
Field of work: zoology
Image: Sars Michael 1805-1869.jpg
Work location: Manger

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date of birth: 1805-08-30
date of death: 1869-10-22
member of: German Academy of Sciences Leopoldina
place of burial: Vår Frelsers gravlund
Commons category: Michael Sars
Commons gallery: Michael Sars
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author citation (zoology): M. Sars

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Article · Italiano

Michael Sars (Bergen, 30 agosto 1805 – Cristiania, 22 ottobre 1869) è stato uno zoologo e biologo norvegese, noto per i suoi studi sulle specie marine principalmente sugli invertebrati, scoprì alcuni processi biologici tra cui lo sviluppo degli echinodermi e la metamorfosi delle meduse. Nel 1855 divenne membro dell'Accademia reale svedese delle scienze. Il World Register of Marine Species (WoRMS) elenca circa 260 specie marine chiamate da Michael Sars.

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