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Ludwig Wilhelm Schaufuss

German entomologist (1833-1890) · Germany · Writers · Died at 56

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Ludwig Wilhelm Schaufuss was a self-taught German natural scientist. He worked as a researcher mainly in zoology (entomology) and he discovered unknown insects mainly Coleoptera. Ludwig Schaufuss mastered taxidermy under Oskar Klocke.

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Ludwig Wilhelm Schaufuss was a self-taught German natural scientist. He worked as a researcher mainly in zoology (entomology) and he discovered unknown insects mainly Coleoptera. Ludwig Schaufuss mastered taxidermy under Oskar Klocke. In 1857 he purchased the Klocke dealership and sold with his wife animal preparations and educational materials worldwide at first under the name E. Klocke. Schaufuss owned and edited the entomological magazine Nunquam Otiosus. His son Camillo Festivus Christian Schaufuss, also an entomologist, took over the dealership in Dresden.

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Country
Germany
Category
Writers
Type
Writer / Author
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1833 to 1890 · aged 56

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