LEONARDO DA VINCI, THE FOUNDING FATHER OF ICHNOLOGY

@inproceedings{Baucon2010LEONARDODV,
  title={LEONARDO DA VINCI, THE FOUNDING FATHER OF ICHNOLOGY},
  author={A. Baucon},
  year={2010}
}
  • A. Baucon
  • Published 2010
  • Biology
    • Abstract Science historians separated the scientific origins of ichnology and body fossil paleontology; the birth of body fossil paleontology is attributed to the Renaissance, whereas the beginnings of ichnology are placed in the 19th century. The present study shifts the boundaries of the history of paleontology and provides new information on an obscure chapter of scientific thought: the ichnological studies of Leonardo da Vinci. This report examines the ichnological observations of Leonardo… CONTINUE READING
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