[Lettre autographe signée de Giuseppe Verdi adressée à Du Locle, Gênes, 24 mars 1875]

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[Lettre autographe signée de Giuseppe Verdi adressée à Du Locle, Sant'Agata, 14 octobre 1875]

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[2 phot. par Araujo, Rio de Janeiro, de monstruosités à l'arrière du crâne d'un noir d'une fazenda de cette province, prises en 1875 pour le docteur Jean Bayol, lors de la campagne de la Vénus, don du docteur en 1892]

Donateur : Bayol, Jean (1849-1905)

[Phot. du docteur Laydeker avec un singe sur les genoux, prise à Gorée, le 6 avril 1875, lors de la campagne de la Vénus, don du docteur Bayol en 1892]

Donateur : Bayol, Jean (1849-1905)

Discours de M. Caro prononcé à l'Académie française le jour de sa réception, 11 mars 1875. [Discours de M. Camille Rousset,... en réponse au discours prononcé par M. Caro pour sa réception à l'Académie française le 11 mars 1875]

Comprend : [Discours de M. Camille Rousset,... en réponse au discours prononcé par M. Caro pour sa réception à l'Académie française le 11 mars 1875]

Els antecedents de la crisi de l'estat liberal a Espanya i a Itàlia: una visió comparada (1875-1895)

The author proposes a comparative study in the frame of a macroarea formed by the south European countries. He points out the characteristics and difficulties of the liberal state establishment in the Mediterranean countries. At the same time he underlines the new importance of the intellectuals roll as one of the main consequences of that crisis.

Els antecedents de la crisi de l'estat liberal a Espanya i a Itàlia: una visió comparada (1875-1895)

The author proposes a comparative study in the frame of a macroarea formed by the south European countries. He points out the characteristics and difficulties of the liberal state establishment in the Mediterranean countries. At the same time he underlines the new importance of the intellectuals roll as one of the main consequences of that crisis.

Les oeuvres de Q. Horace Flacce ,... mises en vers françois, partie traduictes, parties veues et corrigées de nouveau par M. Luc de La Porte,...

Comprend : L'art poétique de Quint Horace Flacce

Discours moraux, ou Satires d'Horace . Traduction nouvelle, mise en vers, par M. Du V***

[Satires (français). 1792]

Institutes de Justinien . Traité des actions, traduit de Vinnius par L.-J.-Horace Degouy... et J.-B. Tixier de La Chapelle,...

[Institutes (français). 1830]

Geographic variation of the greater white-toothed shrew (Crocidura russula Hermann, 1780 Mammalia, Soricidae)

A multivariate morphometric study of the Greater white-toothed shrew (C. russula) throughout its Palearctic range was carried out to search for patterns of geographic variation within the species boundary. Burnaby's and multiple group principal component analysis allowed the adjustment of raw data with respect to within-sample allometric variation. Multivariate 'size-free' results show a stepped dine with the phenotypical trait reduction and shape change from the eastern to the western Maghreb. Pleistocene fossil mandibles proved to have low phenetic distances with eastern populations (Tunisia, east Algeria) and it is argued that their character set is the primitive condition. The ancestral Mid-Pleistocene shrews lived in a relatively more humid climate. Gee-climatic changes in the north African range during the Quaternary provoked phenetic variation of C. russula and, it can be argued, evolution of the modern western C.r. yebalensis. A historical process can thus be assumed as the main cause of this categorical variation, by segmentation of the species range due to gee-climatic events. Morphometric discontinuity within the C. russula Maghreb range is shown to be congruent with karyological and biochemical studies. Moroccan and Tunisian shrews differ, for example, in NFa chromosomes and electrophoretical traits. A stasipatric process should be invoked to explain categorical variation in the Maghreb range. Colonization and divergence of insular populations results in more or less differentiated geographic races. The populations of Ibiza and Pantelleria are close to the species threshold (Nei's D greater than or equal to 0.1). The process of speciation undergone by the Greater white-toothed shrew results in a complex pattern of geographic variation, including both allopatric and non-allopatric modes.