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Abstract There certainly never was a man belonging to that class which I have called amateur mathematicians who had a wider interest in all science, especially descriptive science, than George-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon. His monumental Histoire naturelle is overwhelming in size and the variety of topics treated, but he had besides
Julian Lowell Coolidge, Jeremy Gray
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The Buffon-Linnaeus Controversy
Isis, 1976B UFFON'S ATTACK ON LINNAEUS and Linnean taxonomy in the Histoire ntaturelle, getnerale et particu1iere has been interpreted by a long line of historians of biology as an unfortunate and basically misconceived criticism of the taxonomic reforms which served to free biology in the eighteenth century from the chaos of conflicting systems and ...
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In 1777 Georges Leclerc, Comte de Buffon, challenged the French Academy with a problem, now famous, which went as follows: Parallel lines, d units apart, are ruled on a plane surface; a needle of length l < d units is thrown at random on the plane; what is the probability that it will ...
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