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Francisco Minà Palumbo (14 March 1814, Castelbuono – 12 March 1899) was an Italian naturalist who made the first significant studies of the natural history of Sicily. Palumbo graduated in medicine at the Palermitano Athenaeum. He then continued his studies in Naples. He returned to Castelbuono both a medical doctor and a professional agronomist and began, in his spare time, the systematic exploration of Madonie :it:Madonie making collections and finding and documenting the geology, hydrology, climate, botany, and zoology of the region. This culminated in 1844 with his first published work, ''Introduzione alla Storia Naturale delle Madonie'' (Introduction to the Natural History of Madonie). Francisco Minà Palumbo wrote 402 articles on natural history, medicine, and general subjects relating to the Madonita territory. The more important are the ''Il Catalogo dei Mammiferi della Sicilia'' (Catalogue of the Mammals of Sicily) (1868 ), ''Materiali per la fauna lepitterologica della Sicilia'' (Material for the Lepidoptera fauna of Sicily) (1899) written in collaboration with his student Luigi Failla Tedaldi, and ''Proverbi Agrarj'' (1853–55) in ''Annali di Agricoltura''. His herbarium, zoological and entomological collections and documents are in Museo Naturalistico Francesco Minà Palumbo in Castelbuono. ==External links== *(Official Site of Francesco Minà Palumbo Museum ) *(Museum page on Palumbo ) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Francisco Minà Palumbo」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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