Erndtebrück. Die Fachbibliothek der Biologischen Station Rothaargebirge in Erndtebrück steht allen Nutzen offen und bietet kompaktes Fachwissen rund um Natur und Landschaft in Siegen-Wittgenstein.
Das cms-journal (bis Nr. 23: RZ-Mitteilungen) ist eine jährlich ein bis zwei Mal erscheinende Publikation des Computer- und Medienservice. Es behandelt aktuelle Themen des Einsatzes von Computer-, Netz- und Medientechnik an der Humboldt-Universität,
The La Trobe Journal This website is a full-text archive of the La Trobe Journal, a scholarly publication produced by the State Library of Victoria Foundation.
The University of Pittsburgh is fortunate to own one of the rare, complete sets of John James Audubon’s Birds of America. It is considered to be the single most valuable set of volumes in the collections of the University Library System (ULS). Indeed, only 120 complete sets are known to exist.
Allen Tiefseefischen ist gemeinsam, dass wir nur sehr wenig über sie wissen. Tiefseefische haben in der Regel keine deutschen Namen. Kaum ein Mensch hat sie jemals zu Gesicht bekommen. Manchmal sind die Informationen über diese Fische so spärlich, dass selbst Zoologen Schwierigkeiten haben, ausser dem Namen zuverlässige Informationen zu recherschieren.
PlantExplorers.com is a resource for anyone who likes plants, and anyone who wants to learn more about them. And PlantExplorers.com is for the people who discovered those plants, and the people who continue to search the far corners of the globe for new plants. To help our members and visitors accomplish this, we are developing an on-line encyclopedia of plants. is a resource for anyone who likes plants, and anyone who wants to learn more about them. And PlantExplorers.com is for the people who discovered those plants, and the people who continue to search the far corners of the globe for new plants. To help our members and visitors accomplish this, we are developing an on-line encyclopedia of plants.
In the three and a half centuries (about 1450–1800) covered in this exhibition, artists increasingly took their inspiration directly from nature, attempting to capture every detail of insects, animals, flowers, and plants that became subjects of interest in their own right.