Aimé Bonpland's drawings of Itá Pucú, 1834, and the history of early geological representations in Argentina

The early geological representations in Argentina dated from the middle of the nineteenth century when Alcide d'Orbigny, Charles Darwin, Bartholomew James Sulivan, Franz Foetterle, Auguste Bravard, Jakob Christen Heusser and Georges Claraz, and Victor Martin de Moussy accompanied their scientif...

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Autor principal: Ottone, Eduardo Guillermo
Publicado: 2004
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spelling paper:paper_0736623X_v23_n1_p121_Ottone2023-06-08T15:44:12Z Aimé Bonpland's drawings of Itá Pucú, 1834, and the history of early geological representations in Argentina Ottone, Eduardo Guillermo The early geological representations in Argentina dated from the middle of the nineteenth century when Alcide d'Orbigny, Charles Darwin, Bartholomew James Sulivan, Franz Foetterle, Auguste Bravard, Jakob Christen Heusser and Georges Claraz, and Victor Martin de Moussy accompanied their scientific observations with geological maps, stratigraphic sections or sketches of rocky outcrops. Aimé Bonpland (1773-1858), a French naturalist mainly known by his travels with Alexander von Humboldt and by his contributions on tropical botany, settled in southern South America in 1817, and displayed a relevant activity as botanist, zoologist, paleontologist, and geologist. In this last field, Bonpland prepared in 1834 a series of drafts and drawings about the geology of the Itá Pucú that constitute one of the first geological representations to the country and it is the first document providing a detailed description and a schematic graphical representation of a sedimentary outcrop. Fil:Ottone, E.G. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 2004 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_0736623X_v23_n1_p121_Ottone http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_0736623X_v23_n1_p121_Ottone
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description The early geological representations in Argentina dated from the middle of the nineteenth century when Alcide d'Orbigny, Charles Darwin, Bartholomew James Sulivan, Franz Foetterle, Auguste Bravard, Jakob Christen Heusser and Georges Claraz, and Victor Martin de Moussy accompanied their scientific observations with geological maps, stratigraphic sections or sketches of rocky outcrops. Aimé Bonpland (1773-1858), a French naturalist mainly known by his travels with Alexander von Humboldt and by his contributions on tropical botany, settled in southern South America in 1817, and displayed a relevant activity as botanist, zoologist, paleontologist, and geologist. In this last field, Bonpland prepared in 1834 a series of drafts and drawings about the geology of the Itá Pucú that constitute one of the first geological representations to the country and it is the first document providing a detailed description and a schematic graphical representation of a sedimentary outcrop.
author Ottone, Eduardo Guillermo
spellingShingle Ottone, Eduardo Guillermo
Aimé Bonpland's drawings of Itá Pucú, 1834, and the history of early geological representations in Argentina
author_facet Ottone, Eduardo Guillermo
author_sort Ottone, Eduardo Guillermo
title Aimé Bonpland's drawings of Itá Pucú, 1834, and the history of early geological representations in Argentina
title_short Aimé Bonpland's drawings of Itá Pucú, 1834, and the history of early geological representations in Argentina
title_full Aimé Bonpland's drawings of Itá Pucú, 1834, and the history of early geological representations in Argentina
title_fullStr Aimé Bonpland's drawings of Itá Pucú, 1834, and the history of early geological representations in Argentina
title_full_unstemmed Aimé Bonpland's drawings of Itá Pucú, 1834, and the history of early geological representations in Argentina
title_sort aimé bonpland's drawings of itá pucú, 1834, and the history of early geological representations in argentina
publishDate 2004
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