Historical Bibliography Updated: July 14, 2026
Supplementa ad otojatriam. Supplementum primum de anastomosi nervorum nova in aure detecta.
Acta. reg. Soc. Med. Havnien., 5, 293-303. 1818.
Jacobson described the tympanic canal, nerve, and plexus, all of which are named after him. In 1809 he discovered “Jacobson’s organ”, as reported two years later by G. Cuvier.
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