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invasive species. Now hand out the card game to the students. The sheets of paper should be glued to a piece of cardboard. Then the single cards can be cut out. The pictures should also be cut out. Afterwards

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• Neobiota

and started his work of solar cooking in 1767 building a miniature greenhouse ,in which he placed a pieces of fruits. This new technology called solar cooking. Horace continued his exper- iments with other

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• Mouchot and the solar cooker

and started his work of solar cooking in 1767 building a miniature greenhouse ,in which he placed a pieces of fruits. This new technology called solar cooking. Horace continued his exper- iments with other

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• Mouchot and the solar cooker

precious metals, jewels, pearls, etc. had been collected; pieces that have a value besides their processed form. However, since the Re- naissance pieces of art, stuffed animals, ma- chines, dried plants, optical [...] caterpillars, butterflies, spiders, and other creatures are reproduced beautifully and accurately. Each piece contained 12 plates in quarto format. In 1678 Maria gave birth to a second daughter, Dorothea Maria [...] not least of religious reason. One assumed to recognize the principles of creation in every single piece of it. This could be expressed with the term of the Macrocosm in the Microcosm (Macrocosmos in Microcosmo)

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• Sybilla Merian and Cocoons

caterpillars, butterflies, spiders, and other creatures are reproduced beautifully and accurately. Each piece contained 12 plates in quarto format. In 1678 Maria gave birth to a second daughter, Dorothea Maria

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• Sybilla Merian and Cocoons

possibility of substituting a simple astronomical eyepiece with two lenses to the terrestrial eye- piece commonly used further reduces the length, which is definitively reduced to about a quarter, approximately [...] is currently preserved? Fortunately, a few clues are known and can therefore be used to write some pieces of the biography of our object. In 1894, Hofmann’s distance estimator was listed in the inventory [...] are not dirty, but at the same time, the device does not appear to have been polished, as the eye- piece tube appears oxidized. It does not seem, therefore, that the object has been cleaned, but rather gives

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• Material Culture

calcified metal (“calx”, usually weighed in powdered form) had a greater weight than the origi- nal piece of metal. Lavoisier also found that the process could be reversed, that is, when the calx was reduced

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• Lind and scurvy

calcified metal (“calx”, usually weighed in powdered form) had a greater weight than the origi- nal piece of metal. Lavoisier also found that the process could be reversed, that is, when the calx was reduced

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• Liebig and nutrition

calcified metal (“calx”, usually weighed in powdered form) had a greater weight than the origi- nal piece of metal. Lavoisier also found that the process could be reversed, that is, when the calx was reduced

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• Antoine Laurent de Lavoisier and respiration

initially occupied, the initial piece has to be divided into more than 750.000.000 parts – these calculations were intended to show how small the particles have to be that form the piece of incense (see Beer & [...] Cumberland, England. He was born to an impoverished family. His father was a weaver and owned a small piece of land. Despite their poor financial situation, John received a good gen- eral education. However [...] is especially worth mentioning: One day Dalton decided to visit his mother and gave her a colorful piece of fabric as a gift. He was surprised when his mother said that the fabric was red, because he thought

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• Lavoisier and the conservation of mass