d’Orbigny

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d’Orbigny refers to Alcide d’Orbigny, a 19th-century French naturalist and paleontologist known for his extensive work in zoology, geology, and biogeography, particularly in South America.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biogeographer
geologist
human
naturalist
paleontologist
zoologist
activeInCentury 19th century
associatedWith French scientific expeditions to South America
contributedTo development of biostratigraphy
early concepts of biogeographical regions
countryOfCitizenship France
employer Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle NERFINISHED
familyName d’Orbigny NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork biogeography
foraminifera research
geology
malacology
paleontology
zoology
givenName Alcide NERFINISHED
hasLastingInfluenceOn biogeography
paleontology
stratigraphy
zoology
honoredIn taxonomic names of various animal species
knownFor biogeographical classifications
contributions to stratigraphy
pioneering work on foraminifera
studies of South American natural history
languageOfWorkOrName French
nameUsedInTaxon dorbignyi (species epithet)
nativeLanguage French
notableAchievement described numerous new species of invertebrates
produced extensive monographs on South American fauna
notableFor systematic field collecting in South America
notableWork Paléontologie française NERFINISHED
Prodrome de paléontologie stratigraphique universelle NERFINISHED
Voyage dans l’Amérique méridionale NERFINISHED
occupation professor
sexOrGender male
studied foraminifera
fossil invertebrates
mollusks
workLocation France
South America NERFINISHED

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Penelope montagnii describedBy d’Orbigny