Historische nachricht von der öffentlichen bibliotheqve des Fürstl. gymnasii zu Eisenach. nebst einem Discours von einigen in den chur- und fürstl. sächsischen landen befindlichen öffentlichen bibliotheqven.

"The "Discours" has separate t.-p. and pagination.

Portrait of the Beethoven Maennerchor (Men's Choir); Eisenach Portraits Groups

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Goethes werke.

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Der neue Reineke Fuchs in acht philosophischen Fabeln : ein Beitrag zur Culturgeschichte des Thierreichs mit angehängten Verwahrungen gegen etwaige Missverständnisse /

Authorship from Schneeberger.

The modularity of seed dispersal: differences in structure and robustness between bat- and bird-fruit networks

In networks of plant-animal mutualisms, different animal groups interact preferentially with different plants, thus forming distinct modules responsible for different parts of the service. However, what we currently know about seed dispersal networks is based only on birds. Therefore, we wished to fill this gap by studying bat-fruit networks and testing how they differ from bird-fruit networks. As dietary overlap of Neotropical bats and birds is low, they should form distinct mutualistic modules within local networks. Furthermore, since frugivory evolved only once among Neotropical bats, but several times independently among Neotropical birds, greater dietary overlap is expected among bats, and thus connectance and nestedness should be higher in bat-fruit networks. If bat-fruit networks have higher nestedness and connectance, they should be more robust to extinctions. We analyzed 1 mixed network of both bats and birds and 20 networks that consisted exclusively of either bats (11) or birds (9). As expected, the structure of the mixed network was both modular (M = 0.45) and nested (NODF = 0.31); one module contained only birds and two only bats. In 20 datasets with only one disperser group, bat-fruit networks (NODF = 0.53 +/- A 0.09, C = 0.30 +/- A 0.11) were more nested and had a higher connectance than bird-fruit networks (NODF = 0.42 +/- A 0.07, C = 0.22 +/- A 0.09). Unexpectedly, robustness to extinction of animal species was higher in bird-fruit networks (R = 0.60 +/- A 0.13) than in bat-fruit networks (R = 0.54 +/- A 0.09), and differences were explained mainly by species richness. These findings suggest that a modular structure also occurs in seed dispersal networks, similar to pollination networks. The higher nestedness and connectance observed in bat-fruit networks compared with bird-fruit networks may be explained by the monophyletic evolution of frugivory in Neotropical bats, among which the diets of specialists seem to have evolved from the pool of fruits consumed by generalists.

The impact of lymphadenectomy and lymph node metastasis on the outcomes of radical cystectomy for bladder cancer

CONTEXT: The presence of lymph node metastases and the extent of lymphadenectomy have both been shown to influence the outcome of patients with muscle-invasive bladder cancer. OBJECTIVE: Current standards for detection of lymph node metastases, lymph-node mapping studies, histopathologic techniques, and risk factors in relation to lymph node involvement are discussed. The impact of lymph node metastases and the extent of lymphadenectomy on the outcome of patients treated with radical cystectomy are analyzed. EVIDENCE ACQUISITION: A systematic literature review of bladder cancer and lymph nodes was performed searching the electronic databases Pubmed/Medline, Cochrane, and Embase. Articles were selected based on title, abstract, study format, and content by a consensus of all participating authors. EVIDENCE SYNTHESIS: Lymph node status is highly consequential in bladder cancer patients because the presence of lymph node metastases is predictive of poor outcome. Knowledge of primary landing sites of lymph node metastases is important for optimum therapeutic management. Accurate pathologic work-ups of resected lymph node tissue are mandatory. Molecular markers could potentially guide therapeutic decisions in the future because they may enable the detection of micrometastatic disease. In current series, radical cystectomy with an extended lymphadenectomy seems to provide a clinically meaningful therapeutic benefit compared with a limited approach. However, the anatomic boundaries of lymph node dissection are still under debate. Therefore, large prospective multicenter trials are needed to validate the influence of extended lymph node dissection on disease-specific survival. CONCLUSIONS: An extended pelvic lymph node dissection (encompassing the external iliac vessels, the obturator fossa, the lateral and medial aspects of the internal iliac vessels, and at least the distal half of the common iliac vessels together with its bifurcation) can be curative in patients with metastasis or micrometastasis to a few nodes. Therefore, the procedure may be offered to all patients undergoing radical cystectomy for invasive bladder cancer.

Ascania; zehn jahre in Anhalt. Gesammelte aufsätze aus erlebnissen, anregungen und studien, von dr. Arthur Seidl.

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Indogermanisches Jahrbuch.

Herausgegeben von Albert Thumb und Wilhelm Streitberg.

Das Werder- und Acht-Buch der Stadt Eisleben, aus der ersten Hälfte des 15. Jahrhunderts.

"Beilage zum Programm des Königlichen Gymnasiums zu Eisleben."

Erinnerungen an Bismarck; Aufzeichnungen von Mitarbeitern und Freunden des Fürsten, mit einem Anhange von Dokumenten und Briefen,

Vorwort, von E. Marcks.--I. Erinnerungen, von R. Krauel, L. Raschdau, A. v. Brauer, G. Michahelles, Freiherr V. v. Stumm, Fürst G. v. Donnersmarck, Freiherr H. v. Maltzhan-Gültz, R. v. Thadden-Trieglaff, Christa Gräfin v. Eickstedt-Peterswaldt, E. Dryander, E. Schweninger, K.A. v. Müller.--II. Dokumente und Briefe (p. [283-421).

Der junge Görres,

Caption title.

Funf briefe von Joseph von Görres.

"Separat-abdruck aus Euphorion ... 19. Bd."

Kaschmir und das reich der Siek /

Vol. 4 in 2 parts (paged continuously) with special title-pages dated 1842 and 1844, and general title-page dated 1848.

Das nachklassische Weimar ...

[1. t.] Unter der regierungszeit Karl Friedrichs und Maria Paulownas.--2. t. Unter der regierungszeit von Karl Alexander und Sophie.