Zucht, Wartung und Pflege der Gänse in der Stadt und auf dem Lande : mit einem Worte: die Zucht der Gänse, ein Mittel zu Gewinn und Wohlstand für große und kleine Landwirthe wie für Stadtleute

hrsg. von W. Hamm

Anleitung zur Aufzucht, Wartung und Mästung der Enten : Zahlen-Nachweis, wie die Entenzucht, in richtiger Weise geleitet, ein einträgliches Nebengewerbe werden kann

hrsg. von W. Hamm

Anleitung zur Aufzucht und Fettmästung der Truthühner : die Truthühnerzucht ein Mittel, sich mit einem mäßigen Capitalaufwand ein bedeutendes jährliches reines Einkommen zu sichern

hrsg. von W. Hamm

Das Ziergeflügel : Aufzucht, Haltung und Pflege der blos zum Vergnügen und zur Staffage dienenden Geflügelarten ; ein Rathgeber für alle Geflügelzüchter in der Stadt und auf dem Lande

hrsg. von W. Hamm

Wunderbares Thier-Cabinett : Eine Sammlung sehr merkwürdiger Anecdoten aus dem Thierreiche ; zur belehrenden Unterhaltung für die Jugend bearbeitet

von Leopold Chimani

Familien-Kochbuch : Vollständiges Kochbuch für Hausfrauen und angehende Köchinnen, die sich selbst belehren und vervollkommnen wollen

hrsg. von drei erfahrenen Hausfrauen Louise Apel, Bertha Schneider und Rosalie Gruber

Inorganic carbon and geochemistry measurements from landfast sea ice in Resolute Passage, Nunavut, Canada, as part of the Arctic-ICE project, May - June 2010

We conducted a six-week investigation of the sea ice inorganic carbon system during the winter-spring transition in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. Samples for the determination of sea ice geochemistry were collected in conjunction with physical and biological parameters as part of the 2010 Arctic-ICE (Arctic - Ice-Covered Ecosystem in a Rapidly Changing Environment) program, a sea ice-based process study in Resolute Passage, Nunavut. The goal of Arctic-ICE was to determine the physical-biological processes controlling the timing of primary production in Arctic landfast sea ice and to better understand the influence of these processes on the drawdown and release of climatically active gases. The field study was conducted from 1 May to 21 June, 2010.

Chemical and isotope composition of rocks from the Omgon Range, Western Kamchatka coastal area

Hypabyssal rocks of the Omgon Range, Western Kamchatka that intrude Upper Albian-Lower Campanian deposits of the Eurasian continental margin belong to three coeval (62.5-63.0 Ma) associations: (1) ilmenite gabbro-dolerites, (2) titanomagnetite gabbro-dolerites and quartz microdiorites, and (3) porphyritic biotite granites and granite-aplites. Early Paleocene age of ilmenite gabbro-dolerites and biotite granites was confirmed by zircon and apatite fission-track dating. Ilmenite and titanomagnetite gabbro-dolerites were produced by multilevel fractional crystallization of basaltic melts with, respectively, moderate and high Fe-Ti contents and contamination of these melts with rhyolitic melts of different compositions. Moderate- and high-Fe-Ti basaltic melts were derived from mantle spinel peridotite variably depleted and metasomatized by slab-derived fluid prior to melting. The melts were generated at variable depths and different degrees of melting. Biotite granites and granite aplites were produced by combined fractional crystallization of a crustal rhyolitic melt and its contamination with terrigenous rocks of the Omgon Group. The rhyolitic melts were likely derived from metabasaltic rocks of suprasubduction nature. Early Paleocene hypabyssal rocks of the Omgon Range were demonstrated to have been formed in an extensional environment, which dominated in the margin of the Eurasian continent from Late Cretaceous throughout Early Paleocene. Extension in the Western Kamchatka segment preceded the origin of the Western Koryakian-Kamchatka (Kinkil') continental-margin volcanic belt in Eocene time. This research was conducted based on original geological, mineralogical, geochemical, and isotopic (Rb-Sr) data obtained by the authors.