Constant Prévost

French geologist and academic

Constant Prévost - Scientists & Innovators born June 4th, 1787
Born
Died

1856
170 years ago — 69 years old

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Scientists & Innovators

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France

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Born in France in 1787, a prominent geologist and academic contributed significantly to the study of geology. His work focused on geological mapping and classification, particularly in the context of mineralogy and stratigraphy. Prévost held a professor position, where he engaged in teaching and researching geological phenomena. His methodologies and findings aided in advancing geological sciences in France and beyond.

Developed methodologies for geological mapping

Contributed to the field of mineralogy

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