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• Rapoport's rule — Rapoport’s rule is an ecological hypothesis that states that latitudinal ranges of plants and animals are generally smaller at low than at high latitudes. BackgroundStevens (1989) [Stevens, G. C. (1989). The latitudinal gradients in geographical… …   Wikipedia

• Rapoport — ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Abraham Rapoport (1584–1651), jüdisch polnischer Gelehrter des Talmud Amos Rapoport (* 1929), polnischer Psychologe Anatol Rapoport (1911–2007), zentraler Vordenker der Systemwissenschaften Ingeborg… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• RAPOPORT (Rappaport), SOLOMON JUDAH LEIB — (known by his acronym Shir; 1790–1867), rabbi and scholar, pioneer of Haskalah and wissenschaft des judentums. rapoport , born in Lemberg, Galicia, received a traditional education and became known for his brilliance as a talmudist. Under the… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• RAPOPORT — (Rappoport; also Rapaport or Rappaport), common surname among Jews in Italy, Germany, Poland, and Russia. The family was descended from Abraham Menahem b. Jacob ha Kohen Rapa who lived in Porto, Italy, at the beginning of the 16th century. The… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• RAPOPORT, BENJAMIN ZE'EV WOLF HA-KOHEN BEN ISAAC — (1754–1837), Hungarian rabbi. His father Isaac and his grandfather came from Fuerth in Germany to Nikolsburg, where Benjamin was born. In 1771 Rapoport went, as was the custom with many Moravians, to nearby Hungary in order to evade the ban on… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• RAPOPORT, ABRAHAM BEN ISRAEL JEHIEL HAKOHEN — (1584–1651), Polish talmudist and halakhic authority. Abraham was born in Cracow, and studied in the yeshivah there under Meshullam Feivush of Zbarazh. He married the daughter of Mordecai Schrenzilsh, a wealthy man of distinguished ancestry from… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism