Hegjōnōt : Meditationes Hebraicae in artem grammaticam, per integrum librum Ruth explicatae, una cum aliarum rerum nonnullis asccessionibus, huius linguae tyronibus cum primis utilibus ac necessariis. Adiecta sunt etiam quaedam contra fallacissimam Castalionis Bibliorum interpretationem, simul & contra confusissimum Johannis Fursteri ... Lexicon ...

Authore Iohanne Isaac

Institutiones Hebraicae : Academicis Praelectionibus Ac Domesticis Usibus Adaptatae

Dan. Christ. Ries

Bigdê Kohanîm id est vestitus sacerdotum Hebræorum, sive commentarius amplissimus in Exodi cap. XXVIII. ac XXXIX. & Levit. cap. XVI. aliaque loca s. scripturae quamplurima : cum indicibus locupletissimis & tabulis aeneis elegantissimis

auctore Johanne Braunio, Palatino

Lexicon biblicum in quo omnes quae in Veteri Testamento leguntur voces, verba scilicet ac nomina tam appellativa ...

editis Matthaei Hilleri ; collectum a Georgio Burckhardo Rümelino

De Hebraicae typographiae origine ac primitiis seu antiquis et rarissimis Hebraicorum librorum ediotinibus seculi XV disquisitio historico-critica

... curavit Guilielmus Fridericus Hufnagel

Fragm. lat. IV 81 - Statuta ordinis fratrum Minorum

Trägerband: 1546/32 G (Akz.-Nr.)

Prodigium & Elogium Perfidiae ac Ignaviae Strasburgensis : Olim Civitatis Imperialis; Nunc Municipii Gallici

A Rurali Solitario, C. F. a K. In Campis Silesiae Habitante, Celeri Calamo concinnatum; Nec non Perpetuae Recordationi, Orbi Germanico, Germanaeq[ue] Posteritati Publicatum

Minor inheritance inhibits the calibration of the 10Be production rate from the AD 1717 Val Ferret rock avalanche, European Alps

To calibrate the in situ 10Be production rate, we collected surface samples from nine large granitic boulders within the deposits of a rock avalanche that occurred in AD 1717 in the upper Ferret Valley, Mont Blanc Massif, Italy. The 10Be concentrations were extremely low and successfully measured within 10% analytical uncertainty or less. The concentrations vary from 4829 ± 448 to 5917 ± 476 at g−1. Using the historical age exposure time, we calculated the local and sea level-high latitude (i.e. ≥60°) cosmogenic 10Be spallogenic production rates. Depending on the scaling schemes, these vary between 4.60 ± 0.38 and 5.26 ± 0.43 at g−1 a−1. Although they correlate well with global values, our production rates are clearly higher than those from more recent calibration sites. We conclude that our 10Be production rate is a mean and an upper bound for production rates in the Massif region over the past 300 years. This rate is probably influenced by inheritance and will yield inaccurate (e.g. too young) exposure ages when applied to surface-exposure studies in the area. Other independently dated rock-avalanche deposits in the region that are approximately 103 years old could be considered as possible calibration sites.

Benchmark problems for reactive transport modeling of the generation and attenuation of acid rock drainage

Acid rock drainage (ARD) is a problem of international relevance with substantial environmental and economic implications. Reactive transport modeling has proven a powerful tool for the process-based assessment of metal release and attenuation at ARD sites. Although a variety of models has been used to investigate ARD, a systematic model intercomparison has not been conducted to date. This contribution presents such a model intercomparison involving three synthetic benchmark problems designed to evaluate model results for the most relevant processes at ARD sites. The first benchmark (ARD-B1) focuses on the oxidation of sulfide minerals in an unsaturated tailing impoundment, affected by the ingress of atmospheric oxygen. ARD-B2 extends the first problem to include pH buffering by primary mineral dissolution and secondary mineral precipitation. The third problem (ARD-B3) in addition considers the kinetic and pH-dependent dissolution of silicate minerals under low pH conditions. The set of benchmarks was solved by four reactive transport codes, namely CrunchFlow, Flotran, HP1, and MIN3P. The results comparison focused on spatial profiles of dissolved concentrations, pH and pE, pore gas composition, and mineral assemblages. In addition, results of transient profiles for selected elements and cumulative mass loadings were considered in the intercomparison. Despite substantial differences in model formulations, very good agreement was obtained between the various codes. Residual deviations between the results are analyzed and discussed in terms of their implications for capturing system evolution and long-term mass loading predictions.

De Ivdaeorvm Moeno-Francofvrtensivm Conditione Dvrori Prae Civibus Ac Incolis Christianis

Gießen, Univ., Diss., 1751

Local adaptations in populations of rock-dwelling haplochromines (Pisces:Cichlidae) from southern Lake Victoria

The radiation of cichlid fishes in the African great lakes is often described as adaptive, because, at a superficial level, cichlid fishes seem adapted to the ecological niches they occupy. However, adaptiveness has rarely been studied. We investigated to what extent island populations of three species of the rock-dwelling genus Neochromis, endemic to Lake Victoria, are adapted anatomically to exploit locally abundant resources. Specifically, we asked whether different resource environments were reflected in differences in the feeding apparatus, both within species and between species. In populations of two specialized biters, the algae scrapers N. rufocaudalis and N. omnicaeruleus, the biting force of the lower jaw increased with increasing amount of items that require biting in the diet. N. greenwoodi is a less specialized biter; we found differences between two populations in the hyoid position and in the premaxilla that enhance suction feeding. These adaptations were related to the amount of items requiring suction. Comparing across three sympatric pairs of species, in each case different diets were reflected in differences in anatomy.