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Author

Bruno Dürigen (1853–1930)
Alternative names	Eduard Bruno Dürigen
Description	German professor, zoologist, herpetologist and aquarist first professor for poultry science in Germany
Date of birth/death	1 February 1853	12 February 1930
Location of birth/death	Erdmannsdorf	Berlin
Work location	Berlin
Authority control	VIAF: 110942337 ISNI: 0000 0000 8408 2461 GND: 117657492

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Farbtafeln:

Christian Votteler (1840–1916)
Description	German lithographer, illustrator and animal painter
Date of birth/death	1840	1916
Location of birth/death	Reutlingen	Stuttgart
Work location	Stuttgart
Authority control	VIAF: 74890423 LCCN: no2008112130 GND: 142695890 WorldCat

Title

Deutschlands Amphibien und Reptilien.

Subtitle

Eine Beschreibung und Schilderung sämmtlicher in Deutschland und den angrenzenden Gebieten vorkommenden Lurche und Kriechthiere

Publisher

Creutz'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung

Printer

Ernst August Hopfer in Burg

Year of publication

1897

Place of publication

Magdeburg

Language

German

Description

Mit den Abbildungen sämmtlicher Arten auf 12 Farbendrucktafeln, ausgeführt nach Aquarellen von Chr. V o t t e l e r, sowie mit 47 Textbildern.

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