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DescriptionCarl Neuberg.jpg	English: Participants of an expedition to Teneriffa, back row from left to right: Douglas, Carl Neuberg, Mascart, Gotthold Pannwitz, Arnold Durig, Piasse, Hermann von Schrötter; front row from left to right: Johannes Orth, Neuberg, Bachmann, Joseph Barcroft, Nathan Zuntz, front: Pannwitz, Carriere. Deutsch: Teilnehmer einer Expedition nach Teneriffa, hintere Reihe von links nach rechts: Douglas, Carl Neuberg, Mascart, Gotthold Pannwitz, Arnold Durig, Piasse, Hermann von Schrötter; vordere Reihe von links nach rechts: Johannes Orth, Neuberg, Bachmann, Joseph Barcroft, Nathan Zuntz, ganz vorn: Pannwitz, Carriere. Français : Les participants d'une expédition à Ténériffe, Rangée en arrière-plan de gauche à droite : Douglas, Carl Neuberg, Mascart, Gotthold Pannwitz, Arnold Durig, Piasse, Hermann von Schrötter ; Première rangée, de gauche à droite: Johannes Orth, Neuberg, Bachmann, Joseph Barcroft, Nathan Zuntz ; au premier plan : Pannwitz, Carriere.
Date	1910
Source	Mascart: Impressions et observations dans un voyage à Tenerife, Flammarion, Paris 1912
Author	Unknown authorUnknown author

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