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	Daniel Solander (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Daniel Solander (1733-1782) föddes den 19 februari 1733 i Piteå Gammelstad (Öjebyn) som son till konrektorn vid Piteå trivialskola, sedermera kyrkoherden i Piteå landsförsamling Carl Solander (1699-1760) och dennes hustru Magdalena Bostadia Solander (1713-1789).
		Solander var utåtriktad och skaffade sig en vid krets av inflytelserika vänner i London, som befordrade hans välgång.
		Tidigare har bl a nordamerikanen Roy Rauschenberg tecknat Solanders levnad i "Daniel Carl Solander, naturalist on the Endeavour" (1968).
	www.pitea.se /turism/kuriosa/solander.html (1348 words)

	Daniel Solander - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Solander was born in Piteå, Sweden and was the son of a Lutheran rector.
		Solander helped make and describe an important collection of Australian plants while the Endeavour was beached at the site of present-day Cooktown for nearly 7 weeks, after being damaged on the Great Barrier Reef.
		Solander invented the book-form box known as the Solander box which is still used in libraries and archives as the most suitable way of storing prints, drawings, herbarium materials and some manuscripts.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Daniel_Solander (382 words)

	Daniel Solander (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Daniel Solander (1733-1782) was born on 19 February 1733 in Old Piteå Town (Öjebyn) as the son of the headmaster at Piteå trivialschool, later vicar of Piteå parish Carl Solander (1699-1760) and his wife Magdalena Bostadia Solander (1713-1789).
		However in the meantime Solander had fallen ill with malaria and been obliged to lodge with a cousin of his, who was married to a clergyman in Skåne.
		Busts of Solander are to be found in Auckland, Sydney and London apart from the one at Uddmansgatan in Piteå.
	www.pitea.se /turism/kuriosa/solanderengelsk.html (1385 words)

	Solander, Daniel Carlsson - South Seas Companion Biographical entry
		Daniel Solander was a pupil of Charles Linné (Linneaus), the great Swedish naturalist and taxonomist.
		It was due to Linneaus that Solander arrived in England in July 1760 with letters of introduction to several prominent figures in British scientific circles.
		Solander appears not to have kept a journal during the Endeavour voyage.
	southseas.nla.gov.au /biogs/P000352b.htm (435 words)

	Daniel Solander
		Daniel Carl Solander was a Swedish naturalist, born in Piteå;, Sweden, the son of a Lutheran rector.
		Solander was a charming man who quickly became popular with the English aristocracy.
		In Sweden, Solander's memory is kept alive by the Solander Society.
	www.solander.lu.se /daniel.html (173 words)

	Daniel Solander Botanist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		His father, Carl Solander, was first the head of the Pitea trivialschoolo, then the vicar of the Pitea parish (the local church).
		During the time Solander studied at Upsala he lived with his uncle, who happened to be his namesake, Daniel Solander.
		When Solander did reach England he was employed by the British Museum as an assistant, preparing a catalogue of the 'natural' specimens, animals, insects, amphibia, birds, quadrupeds, fossils; his system of recording and description on slips stored in small boxes is in various forms still used today.
	www.millennium.scps.k12.fl.us /mksolander.html (624 words)

	Welcome to the Apricot Village
		Dr Daniel Charles Solander was born at Norrland in Sweden, on the 28 February 1736, his father was a local clergyman; he died on the 16 May 1782 at Sir Joseph Banks’ house in Soho London.
		Smith, Linnaeus is said to have “ cherished him (Daniel) as a son under his own roof” and in a letter of introduction to the Englishmen, John Ellis and Peter Collinson said Daniel was a “ much loved pupil”.
		Solander was in the process of promoting a new type of classification for flora and fauna and with a willing audience in Peckover could have responded in a fraternal way.
	www.aynho.net /gunnerp2.htm (1557 words)

	About Daniel Solander
		Daniel Solander was an eminent scientist and natural historian.
		Solander is best known as a botanist/librarian who accompanied Captain Cook on his first voyage to the Pacific in 1768.
		Daniel Solander is thought to be one of the inspirations for Patrick O'Brian's character Maturin, in his Aubrey/Maturin series of novels.
	www.historicalnovelsociety.org /daniel-solander.htm (267 words)

	Greg Dening
		Solander was at breakfast in Sir Joseph Banks' Soho Square house.
		Daniel Solander was born in 1733 at Piteå;, a town on the edge of Lappland at the head of the gulf that separates Finland and Sweden.
		These were years of near delirious excitement for Solander as he discovered that the ends of the earth had come to England and were to be found in living gardens and cabinet collections.
	home.vicnet.net.au /~abr/April98/den.html (803 words)

	Dr. Daniel Carl Solander - PlantExplorers.com™
		Solander was born at Piteå; in Sweden, son of a Lutheran rector.
		Solander assisted Linnaeus with classifying and indexing several major collections in Sweden, and published an abridged version of Linnaeus' work on general botany.
		Solander developed a long-lasting friendship with Joseph Banks, who asked him to join his team of botanical explorers on the Endeavour in 1768.
	www.plantexplorers.com /explorers/biographies/solander/daniel-solander.html (291 words)

	Tuna Fishing an Underwater Bait Setting Device
		However, because the key objective was to test the sea worthiness of the device, this could be achieved by towing the USD behind the vessel on the way to the fishing grounds, and between sets during the fishing period.
		Daniel Solander is a purpose built ex-Japanese surface longline vessel, with the typical semi-enclosed forward work deck low to the waterline, the wheelhouse midships three levels above the work deck and accommodation aft.
		Fig1 illustrates the USD built for the F.V. Daniel Solander.A brief description of the main components, with illustrations is given below.
	www.fishing.sh /htmfiles/seabirds/danielsolander.html (1311 words)

	About Solander, Fresh Tuna & Pacific Rim fish - Solander, Nelson, New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Solander is a fishing company operating in both New Zealand and Fiji.
		All Solander fish are caught using the long line method, which ensures fish are in pristine condition when landed.
		Solander's fish is of the highest quality and freshness, and has been maintained under chilled temperature from the Ocean to your door.
	www.solander.co.nz /about.html (357 words)

	Linné on line - Sailing trip round the world with Captain Cook
		Daniel Solander was the Crown Prince who would have been Linnaeus' successor as professor, and also his son in law, but who left everything for honour and fame in England.
		Solander was a clergyman's son from Piteå; and had Linnaeus as teacher in Uppsala.
		Solander died suddenly after a cerebral haemorrhage at the age of 49.
	www.linnaeus.uu.se /online/animal/5_4.html (245 words)

	The botanist of the South Seas portrayed on new stamps (Posten) - STT Pressi.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Daniel Solander was born in 1733 in northern Sweden.
		Solander found employment with the British Museum and made London his permanent place of residence.
		The Daniel Solander edition consists of two stamps that will be issued simultaneously in Sweden and Australia.
	www.pressi.com /se/release/33852.html (660 words)

	Daniel Solander
		Solander's letters offer important insights into some of the foremost scientific issues of the day and his close association with such remarkable men as Carl Linnaeus, Banks, John Ellis and William Hunter.
		Some 180 letters written either by or to Solander were located and copied and appear in their original language.
		Edward Duyker was born in Melbourne to a Dutch father and a Mauritian mother.
	www.mup.unimelb.edu.au /catalogue/0-522-84636-X.html (359 words)

	Nature's Argonaut
		Edward Duyker pays particular attention to Solander's role as a naturalist on the Endeavour during the ship's voyage along the east coast of Australia and to his pioneering contribution to the scientific study of the new continent.
		The life of Daniel Solander, stamped with the enquiring spirit of the Enlightenment, is one of the grand adventures of the eighteenth century.
		Aside from the historic Endeavour voyage, Solander's Arctic travels, his involvement in industrial espionage in England on behalf of Sweden, his thwarted love for the daughter of his mentor Linnaeus and his friendships with such men as Joseph Banks, James Cook, Samuel Johnson, Matthew Boulton and Benjamin Franklin make Solander an exciting biographical subject.
	www.mup.unimelb.edu.au /catalogue/0-522-84753-6.html (425 words)

	City Art - Solander Boxes
		City Art Solander boxes are designed for the safe storage of unframed art works, documents or books.
		Designed by Swedish naturalist Daniel Solander (1733 - 1782) for the safe transportation of botanical specimens, these cases have a distinctive collapsible spine to minimise damage to art works.
		City Art has adapted the design of these Solander boxes with the use of an inner lining of acid-free museum board and hinges of library buckram.
	www.cityart.co.nz /solander.htm (108 words)

	The People In The Endeavour! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		When the voyage was over, he himself had collected and described hundreds of plants and animals that were new.
		Solander did not do well on the trip.
		From the time he became the main artist on the Endeavour he was constantly making sketches of the plants and animals that Banks and Solander collected.
	www.millennium.scps.k12.fl.us /epvgendeavour.html (732 words)

	About Daniel Solander
		Recognize that to be eligible for publication in Solander, an article must have a definite historical fiction slant.
		Solander is read by readers and writers of historical fiction.
		The Solander audience is worldwide, and the content of articles should reflect this.
	www.historicalnovelsociety.org /solander-guidelines.htm (389 words)

	Solander Box
		Daniel Charles Solander (1736-1782), the botanist, was born in Sweden.
		He was a pupil of Linnaeus, on whose advice he came to England, where he became Assistant Librarian and afterwards Keeper of Printed Books at the British Museum.
		It is curious that, although unsuccessful attempts were made to commemorate his name, the useful book-form box designed by him, and considered the most satisfactory type of case for prints and manuscripts, is still known as a Solander Box.
	www.conservation-by-design.co.uk /ringbind/ringbind12.html (694 words)

	IK Foundation & Company: Linnaeus Apostles: Daniel Solander
		Sailed with James Cook on the Endeavour between 1768 and 1771.
		Solander lived in London from an early age and was an employee of the British Museum.
		Edward Duyker, Nature´s Argonaut, Daniel Solander 1733-1782, Melbourne 1998.
	www.ikfoundation.org /linnaeus/apostles/d-solander.html (333 words)

	Botanical Explorations of William Bartram
		Solander had just returned from a three year circumnavigation of the world with Captain James Cook and Sir Joseph Banks and he was otherwise occupied with the plant collections from the South Pacific which included the collections made along the east coast of Australia.
		Poor William, after his return to Philadelphia in January, 1777, from his four glorious years of collecting and observing in the southeast, was left to wonder what had become of his treasure that seemed to have disappeared in London.
		The number of specimens that I sent were submitted to the examination of Doctor Solander which by returns I received from the Doctor (the nos.
	www.bartramtrail.org /pages/explor.html (2449 words)

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		He returned in 1775, and shortly afterwards began work on this group portrait possibly as a result of rekindling his acquaintance with Reynolds who was then also painting Omai.
		Omai, Joseph Banks and Dr Daniel Solander may have been acquired from the artist by the Vaughan family of Nannau, near Dolgellau, to whom it belonged by the 1830s, and it was shown at the National Museum in 1948.
		Sir Joseph Banks (1743-1820) and the Swedish botanist Dr Daniel Carl Solander (1736-82) were two of eighteenth-century Britain’s leading scientists.
	www.welshartsarchive.org.uk /article10.htm (741 words)

	Solander, Daniel Carlsson - South Seas Companion Archival and Heritage Sources
		Solander, Daniel Carlsson - South Seas Companion Archival and Heritage Sources
		Manuscript slip catalogue including descriptions of plants held in the British Museum compiled by Solander and others.
		Zoological manuscripts from collection chiefly from his voyage to Newfoundland-Labrador in 1766, from Cook's voyages, and from Masson's journeys in South Africa in 1772-1775.
	southseas.nla.gov.au /archives/P000352a.htm (244 words)

	Carl von Linnés apostles
		Solander became near friend with Sir Joseph bank's, and together they participated in James Cooks first sailing around the world.
		The journey went via south America, to Australia, Oceania, Asia and Africa and resulted in a homebringing of 110 plant families and 1 400 species.
		Solander is a considerable bigger crowd name in the Anglo-Saxon world than here at home.
	www.linnaeus.nu /eng/dsolander.htm (163 words)

	Alibris: Browse Books by ISBN
		0282853449: Daniel Carl Solander, naturalist on the "Endeavour."
		0282877003: Daniel Drawbaugh : the Edison of the Cumberland Valley
		0282830074: Daniel and the Revelation; the response of history to the voice of prophecy
	www.alibris.com /books/isbns/3216 (622 words)

	630915-00. Collinson and Solander to Linnaeus, 15 September 1763
		Collinson and Solander to Linnaeus, 15 September 1763
		[6] This addition was the only message which Daniel Solander sent to Linnaeus between October 1762 and December 1768.
		About Solander’s relations with Linnaeus during these years, which he to a great extent spent in the company of Collinson, see Uggla, “Daniel Solander och Linné”, 41-47.
	andromeda.rutgers.edu /~jlynch/C18/pr/lc/lc000/630915-00.html (1037 words)

	Solander, Daniel - Bright Sparcs Published Sources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Duyker, Edward, Nature's Argonaut: Daniel Solander, 1733-1782, Naturalist and Voyager with Cook and Banks, Miegunyah Press, Melbourne, 1998, 436 pp.
		Gilbert, L. A., 'Solander, Daniel (1733-1782), naturalist', in Douglas Pike (ed.), Australian Dictionary of Biography, vol.
		Gisselqvist, Christian and Tingbrand, Per (eds), Daniel Solander 1733-1782, Naturvetenskapsman och Varldsomseglare, Pitea Kommuns Kulturnamnd, Pitea, 1983, 179 pp.
	www.asap.unimelb.edu.au /bsparcs/bib/P000790p.htm (219 words)

	Solander, Daniel - Bright Sparcs Archival and Heritage Sources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Solander, Daniel - Bright Sparcs Archival and Heritage Sources
		Photocopy of the description in Latin of a New Zealand botanical specimen "Clienthus puniceus" or Kaka Beak, made on Cook's first voyage in 1769 and finally on a Solander slip [ML DOC 1659].
		Includes correspondence with George Caley and Daniel Solander.
	www.asap.unimelb.edu.au /bsparcs/archives/P000790a.htm (177 words)

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