Johann Wilhelm Adolf Hansemann (14 May 1784,
Finkenwerder
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Hamburg
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– 26 July 1862,
Diepholz
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) was a German
entomologist
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and insect dealer.
Prediger was a
Pastor
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in
Leese.
Works
*Hansemann, J. W. A. (1823) Anfang einer Auseinanderseßung der deutschen Arten der Gattung ''
Agrion'' F. ''Zoologisches Magazin'' (Wiedemann): 2 (1): 148-161.
*Hansemann, J. W. A. (1862) Vertilgung der Eier und Raupen des ungleichen Spinners und anderer Ungezieferarten.''Zeitschrift für deutsche Landwirthe'', N. F., Leipzig - 13 167
References
''Index Novus Litteraturae Entomologicae''Full bibliography
www.online-ofb.de
German entomologists
1862 deaths
1784 births
18th-century German zoologists
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