أوگوست موراڤتس August Morawitz

أوگوست موراڤتس
August Morawitz
وُلِد	1837-08-22  سانت بطرسبرغ
توفي	1897-09-16, 1898  (aged 65) بلانكنبورغ
المثوى	Waldfriedhof
الجامعة الأم	Annenschule الجامعة الإمبراطورية في دوربات
المهنة	عالم حشرات, عالم حيوانات
رب العمل	Zoological Museum of the Zoological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences
الزوج	Charlotte Morawitz
الأنجال	5
الوالدان	Ferdinand Joseph Kaspar Morawitz
العائلة	Ferdinand Ferdinandovitsch Morawitz

أوگوست موراڤتس (August Feodorovich Morawitz ؛ روسية: Август Фёдорович Моравиц؛ 22 أغسطس 1837 في سانت پطرسبورگ – 16 سبتمبر 1897 في Blankenburg) كان عالم حشرات روسي مهتم بالخنافس.

 التعليم والعائلة

Morawitz' parents were Ferdinand Joseph Kaspar Morawitz (1796-1844), a wealthy industrialist and wagon builder, and Amalie Friederike Widemann.

He grew up in St. Petersburg and visited the German school Annenschule. From 1855 to 1859, he studied medicine and zoology في دورپات، ڤورتس‌بورگ وبرلين.

On 27 May 1876, he married Charlotte Bergholz (1858-1939), a pharmacy owner's daughter; they had five children:

1. Rudolf Morawitz (25 May 1877, St. Petersburg - 23 Jun 1951, Braunschweig), a judge who retired early because of his "non-aryan blood"
2. پول أوسكار موراڤتس (3 Apr 1879-1936), a well known internist and physiologist.
3. Charlotte Morawitz (30 Mar 1881-8 Oct 1945 Marburg)
4. Hugo Paul Alexander Morawitz (11 Oct 1882, St. Petersburg)
5. Alice Morawitz (1884 - 1966)

 السيرة

He became Curator of the insect collections at the Zoological Museum of the Russian Academy of Science حين تقاعد إدوار Édouard Ménétries retired from that post. He wrote (1862). Vorläufige Diagnosen neuer Coleopteren aus Südost-Sibirien. Bulletin de l'Académie Impériale des Sciences, St. Petersburg, 5: 231-265. August Feodorovitsh Morawitz is not to be confused with his brother Ferdinand Ferdinandovitsch Morawitz (1827–1896), another St. Petersburg prominent entomologist associated with the Zoological Museum of the Russian Academy of Science.

 المراجع

• Baker, D. B., 2004 Type material of Hymenoptera described by O. L. Radoszkowsky in the Natural History Museum, London, and the localities of A. P. Fedtschencko's Reise in Turkestan Dt. ent. Zeitschr. 51, 231-252.