- Jean Édouard
Desor (13
February 1811, Friedrichsdorf,
Grand Duchy of Hesse – 23
February 1882) was a
Swiss geologist and naturalist.
Desor studied law...
- U.S.
National Parks by
Elevation "Mount
Desor, Michigan". Peakbagger.com.
Retrieved 2008-02-09. "Mount
Desor".
Geographic Names Information System. United...
- Fell, 1954 †
Desor PJE (1846) in Ag****iz &
Desor, 1846-1847.
Catalogue raisonné
des familles,
des genres, et
des espèces de la
classe des échinodermes...
- Noetling, 1885†
Codiopsis Ag****iz, in Ag****iz &
Desor, 1846†
Coelopleurus Ag****iz, 1840a
Cottaldia Desor, 1856 †
Dialithocidaris Ag****iz, 1898 Habrocidaris...
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Gualtieria Desor, in Ag****iz &
Desor, 1847 †
genus Hemipatagus Desor, 1858 †
genus Laevipatagus Noetling, 1885 †
genus Lovenia Desor, in Ag****iz &
Desor, 1847...
- Look up
DES or
Des in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
DES or
Des may
refer to: Data
Encryption Standard, a
block cipher that is no
longer secure for...
-
September 22, 1851, as Fort
Des Moines,
which was
shortened to "
Des Moines" in 1857. It is
located on, and
named after, the
Des Moines River,
which likely...
-
tenuissimus is a
species of sea urchin. "World
Echinoidea Database -
Echinodiscus tenuissimus (L. Ag****iz &
Desor, 1847a)". "Echinodiscus tenuissimus". v t e...
- Ag****iz, Forbes, du
Chatelier et
Desor, précédée du récit de leur traversée de la mer de glace, du
Grimsel … E
Desor, 1841 Fjellberg, A. 2010: Cryophilic...
- up
des in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Des is a
masculine given name,
mostly a
short form (hypocorism) of Desmond.
People named Des include:
Des Buckingham...
