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offering him a professorship. This offer came due to the efforts of the
Society for the Protection of Science and Learning, Ltd, a group that tried to find jobs for displaced Jewish scientist. Later that month, Marcus moved to
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Friedrich Wilhelm University. As an assistant to
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Eveline, Marcus published 162 papers between 1936 and 1968, the first ones in Portuguese. Later works were published in English and focused on several invertebrate groups, such as
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Marcus, Ernst (1920). "Notizen über einiges
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collection. Without a resident specialist to teach him, he learned everything about the group on his own.
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Marcus, Ernst (1921). "Über die Verbreitung der Meeresbryozoen".
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Several species have been named after Ernst Marcus, such as the
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Marcus, Ernst (1937–1939). "Bryozoarios marinhos brasileiros".
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Marcus, Ernst (1925). "Zum Polymorphismus der Bryozoen".
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Marcus, Ernst (1923). "Hydrostatik bei Meeresbryozoen".
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Marcus, Ernst (1947–1952). "Turbellaria Brasileiros".
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Marcus, Ernst (1945). "Sobre Catenulida Brasileiros".
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Marcus, Ernst (1955). "Opisthobranchia from Brazil".
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