Hendrik Engel's Alphabetical List Dutch Zoological Cabinets ... - DWC

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50, 64, 65, 103; III, p. III; IV, p. 197, 234, 236; Argenville 1780, p. 347,
351-354; Stoll l788a, p. 66, 67, 69, 70, 71; l788b, p. 51, 53, 54; l813A, p.
2Lq Maitland 1855, p. 168; Jensen 1919, p. 168, 171, 174, 192, 198; W.J.
Liitjeharms 1933: Schets van de beoefening der mycologie in Nederland, in:
Mededel. Ned. Mycol, Ver. XXI, p. 117; Merrill 1938, in: J. Arnold Arboretum
XIX, p. 291-375 (on Houttuyn's new genera and species of plants); Jutting
1939, p. 218, 221, 236; Scheffer 1939, p. 133, 1.43; Schierbeek 1940, p. 13-
14; Brouwer 1954, p. 4, 11, 23, 26-34, 163; Engel 1961, p. 120; Dance 1966,
p. 82; Holthuis 1969, p. 245; Stafleu 1971, p. 174-176; Husson & Holthuis
1975, p. 62. Van der Aa VII, p. 1334-1335; JWP II, p. 193; III, p. 355.
742. HOVE, Michiel ten - 3 Sept. 1684 - 20 Nov. 1750 's-Gravenhage. Lawyer
at 's-Gravenhage; Secretary of the magistracy.
Cabinet sold 1752 (Vosmaer 1790).
743. HOVIUS, Jacob - ca. 1713 Amsterdam - 12 April 1786 Amsterdam. Physician
"Buiten Gasthuis" Amsterdam, living Singel opposite the Warmoesgracht.
Collection of pathological bones to Collegium Chirurgicum Amsterdam, 1773;
this collection partly to Leiden Anatomical Museum 1819. Jensen (v, 1777 by
Daignan). Anonymus 1781, p. 110, B.W.Th. Nuyens 1.928: Het ontleedkundig onderwijs
••• te Amsterdam, p. 47, 48 (portr,); also Jaarversl, Kon. Oudheidk.
Genootsch. 1928, p. 87-88; Jaarb. Amstelodamum XXXV, p. 132; Gedenkboek Amsterdam
1932, p. 185; van Regteren Altena & van Thiel 1964, p. 226. Andreas
Bonn (1738-1818, q.v.) used the bones of the Hovius collection for his study
on callus formation, (A. Bonn 1783: Dissertatio de calla, adnexa descriptione
thesauri ossium morbosorum Hoviani). Elshout 1953, p. 88, 91,
744. HUBRECHT, Ambrosius Arnold Willem - 2 March 1853 Rotterdam - 21 March
1915 Utrecht. 1875-1882 Curator of fishes at the RMNH. In 1880 he succeeded
A.A. van Bemmelen (q.v.) as president of the Dutch Zool. Soc. He was
succeeded in 1898 by Max Weber (q.v. ). In 1882 he succeeded P. Harting as
Prof. zool, and comp. anat. at the Univ. of Utrecht.
He devoted all his energy to comparative embryology and placentology of
mammals, and built up an extremely valuable collection of gravid uteri of
tropical insectivores and primitive primates. In 1910 he resigned and in
1911 he founded the Institut International d'Embryologie. The Hubrecht Laboratory
was founded to his Inemory in 1916 and houses the International Embryological
Institute and the Hubrecht collection. Gijzen 1938, p. 275; P. Smit
1972: De NDV en zijn station, p. 12-17, portr. p. 15. D,S,B. 1972, VI, p.
535-536; P. Smit, in: Biogr. Woordenb. der Nederlanden I, p. 256-258; Backer
1936, p. 275.
745. HUCHT, G.L,J. van der - Batavia.
Possessed a large zoological collection, consisting mostly of shells and
fishes, More than 200 species of this fish collection were still unknown
from Ambon. The collection was presented to him by D.S. Hoedt (q.v.). Of
this collection Hucht presented much material to P, Bleeker (q.v.). In 1858