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Abraham Trembley (* 3. September 1710 in Genf; † 12. Mai 1784 ebenda) war ein Genfer Zoologe. Er befasste sich hauptsächlich mit Süßwasserpolypen ( Hydra) und war der Erste, der Tiere nicht nur beobachtete und beschrieb, sondern gezielte Experimente durchführte.
Abraham Trembley (3 September 1710 – 12 May 1784 Geneva) was a Genevan naturalist. He is best known for being the first to study freshwater polyps or hydra and for being among the first to develop experimental zoology. His mastery of experimental method has led some historians of science to credit him as the "father of biology ". [1]
9. Mai 2024 · Abraham Trembley (born Sept. 3, 1710, Geneva, Switz.—died May 12, 1784, Geneva) was a Swiss naturalist, best known for his studies of the freshwater hydra, mainly Chlorohydra viridissima. His extensive systematic experiments foreshadowed modern research on tissue regeneration and grafting.
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Trembley, Abraham, schweizer. Naturforscher, *3.9.1710 Genf, †12.5.1784 Petit Sacconex (bei Genf); 1736–57 als Hauslehrer und Erzieher tä…
Abraham Trembley (1710-1784), along with a number of others, used the hydra to investigate basic issues concerning development, regeneration after damage, and the differences between plants and animals. Because of this and related work, by the end of the century the extents of both the plant and animal kingdoms were more clearly defined and how ...
Mit 23 Jahren zog Abraham Trembley in die Niederlande, wo er Mitte der 1730er Jahre als Gasthörer die Universität Leiden besuchte. In Varel (Friesland) war er als Hauslehrer des Prinzen von Hessen-Homburg tätig. 1739-1747 unterrichtete er die Söhne des damals als englischen Resident in Den Haag weilenden Grafen William Bentinck, der sein Gönner wurde, und 1749-1756 die Söhne des Herzogs ...
Overview. Abraham Trembley. (1710—1784) Quick Reference. (1710–1784) Swiss zoologist. Trembley was born at Geneva in Switzerland. In the uprising of 1733, however, his father Jean, a leading politician and soldier, was driven from office and into exile. The fall in the family's fortune forced Trembley to seek employment.
