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Last Name Bělař

Given Name Karl Franz Josef

alt. Names K. F. J. B. ; Karl Bělař ;

Marriage secretary-technician Gertrud Bengelsdorff (1892 c.-after 1931)

Children none

Year born 1895

Year died 1931

Place of death Mohave desert, near Victorville, CA

Father's occupation lawyer Franz Bělař (1870 c.-after 1931), Vienna

Relatives 2 sisters (the older one became a noted mathematician)

Education studied zoology at the University of Vienna ; autodidatical studies guided by H. Joseph, Vienna ;

Country of Activity Austria

Worked for 100 Lichtbilder für den biologischen Unterricht (Erläuterungsheft) (Halle an der Saale: Dr. Schlüter & Dr. Mass, 1929) ;

Patronage Max Hartmann, since 1914 director at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute of Biology and head of its Division of Protozoology ;

Collaborators German zoologist Max(imilian) Hartmann (1876-1962), Berlin ; later American evolutionary biologist, geneticist, embryologist, and science author Thomas Hunt Morgan (1866-1945) ;

Techniques botanical and biological drawing and photography

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Archival sources https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Franz_Josef_B%C4%9Bla%C5%99 ;

Published sources Jaenicke, Lothar: Karl Franz Josef Bělař, October 14, 1895–May 24, 1931: A Sharp Eyed and Pencilled Early Genius of Caryogenetics, Unifying General Caryology with Chromosomal Inheritance, in: Protist, 155 (4), 2005: 459-69 ;

other Further Places of Activity: As a soldier in Galicia, later in Italy; United States of America (California),

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