Über Spinalganglien und Rückenmark des Petromyzon.
Offprint from: Sitzb. der k. Akad. d. Wissenschaften, 3 Abth., 78 (1878).
[Vienna : 1878] Stock Code: 128842
Notes
First separate printing, presentation copy, with Freud's inscription at the head of the front wrapper: "Seinem lieben Freunde, Hernn Chem. Dr. S. Herzig d. Verf." Josef Herzig (1853-1924), professor of chemistry at the University of Vienna, was one of Freud's lifelong friends.Freud's third paper published as a medical student continued his research on the large Reissner cells in the spinal cord of the fish Petromyzon, which he had undertaken at the direction of the eminent physiologist Ernst Brücke. Freud made a major contribution to evolutionary biology by showing that the spinal ganglion cells of Petromyzon represent a transition between the bipolar cells of lower and the unipolar cells of higher vertebrates.
Description
Octavo, pp. 87, [1]. Original brown printed wrappers. Housed in a black flat-back cloth box with chemise by the Chelsea Bindery.
Illustrations
4 folded lithographed plates by F. Schima after Freud.
Condition
Wrappers a little soiled and chipped, rear wrapper torn at head without loss, internally very good.
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