Félix de Azara y Georges Lucien Leclerc: dos formas de iluminar la naturaleza Americana
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https://doi.org/10.3989/asclepio.1996.v48.i1.416Abstract
Studying the American nature it was a challenge accepted by the Spanish naturalists during the second half of the XVIII century, finding the appropriate vehicle to their interests in the scientific expeditions. The present work analyzes the contribution that carried out Félix de Azara to the study of the American fauna during the years 1781-1801, having as a guide the Histoire Naturelle of the count of Buffon.
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