Heinrich Georg Bronn

German geologist and paleontologist

Heinrich Georg Bronn - Scientists & Innovators born March 3rd, 1800
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Born in 1800, a significant figure in geology and paleontology. Contributed extensively to the understanding of fossil species and stratigraphy. Published comprehensive works on the geology of Germany and the classification of fossil species. His major work, the 'Lethaea Geognostica,' detailed fossil plants, animals, and geological formations in a systematic manner.

Authored 'Lethaea Geognostica'

Pioneered stratigraphic classification

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