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English: Drawing of Andrias scheuchzeri (an extinct giant salamander) by Swiss naturalist Johann Jakob Scheuchzer (1672-1733). Scheuchzer interpreted the fossil as a man drowned in the biblical Deluge (Homo diluvii testis), he saw it as prove for floodgeology. The fossil was later recognized for what it is by Georges Cuvier.
Français : Dessin d'un Andrias scheuchzeri, espèce éteinte de lézard géant, par le naturaliste suisse Johann Jakob Scheuchzer (1672-1733). Scheuchzer voulut interpréter ce fossile comme étant celui d'un homme noyé lors du Déluge biblique (d'où le nom de Homo diluvii testis), et y vit l'entérinement de la théorie du déluge. Le fossile, conservé au musée Teyler de Haarlem (Pays-Bas), fut ultérieurement reconnu pour ce qu'il était par Georges Cuvier.
Date circa 1726
date QS:P,+1726-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source first upload to de.wp 21:55, 14. Mai 2004 by de:User:Necrophorus
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Johann Jakob Scheuchzer  (1672–1733)  wikidata:Q123900 s:en:Author:Johann Jakob Scheuchzer
 
Johann Jakob Scheuchzer
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J.J.Scheuchzer; Johann Scheuchzer; Johann Jacob Scheuchzer; Jean-Jacques Scheuchzer; Joh. Jacobo Scheuchzero
Description Swiss medical doctor and naturalist
Date of birth/death 2 August 1672 Edit this at Wikidata 23 June 1733 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Zurich Edit this at Wikidata Zurich Edit this at Wikidata
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