Alexander Bittner
Alexander Bittner (16 March 1850, Friedland – 31 March 1902, Vienna) was an Austrian paleontologist and geologist.
Following graduation from the University of Vienna in 1873, he remained in Vienna as an assistant to Eduard Suess. In 1874-76 he conducted geological research in Italy and Greece, followed by an internship at the Imperial Institute of Geology in Vienna (1877). In 1897 he was appointed chief geologist of the institute.[1][2]
Bittner is known for his stratigraphic-paleontological research of the eastern Alps, especially studies involving brachiopods from the Alpine Triassic Period.[1][2] He was among the first scientists to study the effects of the Belluno earthquake that occurred in northern Italy on 29 June 1873.[3]
Selected works
- Vorschläge für eine Normirung der Regeln der stratigraphischen Nomenclatur, 1879 - Proposal for a normalization of rules for stratigraphic nomenclature.
- Die geologischen verhältnisse von Hernstein in Niederosterreich und der weiteren umgebung, 1882 - Geological conditions of Hernstein in Lower Austria, etc.
- Beiträge zur Kenntniss tertiärer Brachyuren-Faunen, 1884 - Contribution to the knowledge of Tertiary Brachyura.
- Brachiopoden der Alpinen Trias, 1890 - Brachiopods of the Alpine Triassic.
- Neue Koninckiniden des alpinen Lias, 1893 - New Koninckiniden of the Alpine Lias.
- Lamellibranchiaten der Alpinen Trias, 1895 - Lamellibranchia of the Alpine Triassic.[4]
References
- 1 2 Bittner, Alexander @ NDB/ADB Deutsche Biographie
- 1 2 Bittner, Alexander @ AEIOU Encyclopedia
- ↑ Google Books The founders of seismology
- ↑ OCLC Classify (publications)
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