Rothschild Ier, ses valets et son peuple

par G. Dairnvaell

Der Aufstieg des Hauses Rothschild : 1770 - 1830 ; mit 24 Bildtafeln und einem Faksimile

Egon Caesar Conte Corti

Glanz und Niedergang des Hauses Rothschild

von M. E. Ravage

Des Handelshauses Rothschild Ursprung, Wachsthum und Schicksale

von Heinrich Döring

Meyer Amschel Rothschild : der Gründer des Rothschildschen Bankhauses

von Christian Wilhelm Berghoeffer

Worte gesprochen am Grabe des verewigten Freiherrn Amschel Mayer von Rothschild : Sonntag den 9. December 1855 ; 29. Kislev 616

von S. R. Hirsch

Les donations de la famille de Rothschild : notice lue a l'assemblée générale annuelle de la Sociéte des amis du Louvre, le 20 Janvier 1909

par Raymond Koechlin

Das Haus Rothschild in der Zeit seiner Blüte, 1830 - 1871 : mit einem Ausblick in die neueste Zeit

Egon Caesar Conte Corti

Adaptive, convergent origins of the pygmy phenotype in African rainforest hunter-gatherers

Tropical rainforest hunter-gatherer populations worldwide share the pygmy phenotype, or small human body size. The evolutionary history of this phenotype is largely unknown. Here we studied DNA from the Batwa, a rainforest hunter-gatherer population from east central Africa, to identify regions of the Batwa genome that underlie the pygmy phenotype. We then performed population genomic analyses to study the evolution of these regions, including comparisons with the Baka, a west central African rainforest hunter-gatherer population. We conclude that the pygmy phenotype likely arose due to positive natural selection and that it arose possibly multiple times within Africa. These results support longstanding anthropological hypotheses that small body size confers an important selective advantage for human rainforest hunter-gatherers.

The magnificent Rothschilds

by Cecil Roth

Le baron James de Rothschild : 1844-1881

[Damascène Morgand et Charles Fatout]