Karl Nagalhard(1881-1978),formerly known as KarlNagel,was a German paleobotcist whose ideaniity remainedobscured due to his surname and career change at a rel-atively young age.He was active in paleobotary between1914...Karl Nagalhard(1881-1978),formerly known as KarlNagel,was a German paleobotcist whose ideaniity remainedobscured due to his surname and career change at a rel-atively young age.He was active in paleobotary between1914-1922,then he trcsferred to aother acadenac field;but even so,contirued io study paleobotay throughouthis life.The tife and research of Nagalhard are evaluatedhere as a part of the history of Cenozoic paleobotary inTurkey,including a synopsis of the early coal industry.The first significart accounts with descriptions and iltis-trations on the subject were produced by Unger;Engel-hard and Nagalhard respeciively,emphaszing the sigrificanceof the Germanspeaking Ceritrat Euaropean paleobotaists.Asbeing the youngest anong then,Nagalhard deterninedthree taxa from Agact Fltorula in Istanbul and seven taxafron Yenikoy Florula in Kutalya,and provided vatuableremarks on the biostr atigraphy and paleoervironment inhis publication which is exaniined here for the first timealnost after a century.展开更多
文摘Karl Nagalhard(1881-1978),formerly known as KarlNagel,was a German paleobotcist whose ideaniity remainedobscured due to his surname and career change at a rel-atively young age.He was active in paleobotary between1914-1922,then he trcsferred to aother acadenac field;but even so,contirued io study paleobotay throughouthis life.The tife and research of Nagalhard are evaluatedhere as a part of the history of Cenozoic paleobotary inTurkey,including a synopsis of the early coal industry.The first significart accounts with descriptions and iltis-trations on the subject were produced by Unger;Engel-hard and Nagalhard respeciively,emphaszing the sigrificanceof the Germanspeaking Ceritrat Euaropean paleobotaists.Asbeing the youngest anong then,Nagalhard deterninedthree taxa from Agact Fltorula in Istanbul and seven taxafron Yenikoy Florula in Kutalya,and provided vatuableremarks on the biostr atigraphy and paleoervironment inhis publication which is exaniined here for the first timealnost after a century.
