- 1970s, was
created by
Scandinavian economists Jan
Johanson and Finn
Wiedersheim-Paul and was
later expanded by Jan
Johanson and Jan-Erik Vahlne. The...
- the
inherited effects of the use and
disuse of parts". In 1893,
Robert Wiedersheim published The
Structure of Man, a book on
human anatomy and its relevance...
- 1830
Axolotes guttata Owen, 1844
Siredon Humboldtii Duméril, Bibron, and Duméril, 1854
Amblystoma weismanni Wiedersheim, 1879
Siredon edule Dugès, 1888...
- History.
Wiedersheim's father was
Eduard Friedrich Wiedersheim (1819–1882), a
medical doctor and naturalist. His mother,
Bertha Friederike Wiedersheim (née...
-
German anatomist Robert Wiedersheim included it in his list of 86
vestigial organs.
Loukas et al. 2008
Natsis et al. 2009
Wiedersheim 1895, p. 207 Rubinstein...
-
panniculus carnosus,
particularly the
sternalis muscle. In 1893,
Robert Wiedersheim published The
Structure of Man, a book on
human anatomy and its relevance...
- Democrat-Times.
Archived from the
original on 2019-09-24.
Retrieved 2008-06-25.
Wiedersheim,
William A. (1938). "The
Shingle -
Google Books". The Shingle. Philadelphia...
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Trioceros wiedersheimi, the
Mount Lefo
chameleon or
Wiedersheim's montane chameleon, is a
species of
chameleon found in
Cameroon and Nigeria. Luiselli...
- Planck.
Albert Schäffle (1831–1903),
scientist and statesman.
Robert Wiedersheim (1848–1923),
physician and
anatomist Herbert Maisch (1890–1974), theatre...
- the left in E and to the
right in G), reticulum; Sc,
cardiac division; Sp,
pyloric division; WZ, water-cells. (from
Wiedersheim's Comparative Anatomy)...
