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Famous personalities / Scientists, designers, educators / Biologists

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BER - German biologist

RAY - English biologist, proposed the first natural system of plants

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BREM - German biologist

OWEN - English biologist

FRISCH - German biologist

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BROWN - English biologist

WOLF - laid the foundations of the doctrine of the individual development of organisms - ontogenesis

GALEN - an ancient Roman scientist, gave the first anatomical and physiological description of a holistic organism

CUVIER - French biologist

Schwann - German biologist, founder of cell theory

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BERNARD - French scientist

BUFFON - French scientist, suggested the unity of the plan for the structure of the organic world

Virchow - German biologist

Harvey - English biologist, first suggested that all living things come from an egg

HUXLEY - English biologist, developed and substantiated the position of the unity of the structure of the skull in vertebrates

DARWIN - English scientist, discovered the main factors in the evolution of the organic world, substantiated the hypothesis of the origin of man from an ape-like ancestor

DECARTES - French scientist, introduced the concept of reflex

LAMARK - French scientist, created the doctrine of the evolution of wildlife (Lamarckism)

LINNEUS - Swedish biologist, creator of the system of flora and fauna

LORENTZ - Austrian scientist, one of the creators of ethology

PAVLOV - creator of the doctrine of higher nervous activity

Pasteur - French biologist, founder of modern microbiology and immunology

PLINY - Roman scientist, author of the multi-volume (37 books) encyclopedic work "Natural History"

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Haeckel - German biologist, proposed the theory of the origin of multicellular organisms, formulated the biogenetic law

MENDEL - Austrian scientist, founder of the theory of heredity (Mendelism)

SCHLEIDEN - German scientist, founder of the ontogenetic method in botany

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LEVENGUK - Dutch scientist, one of the founders of scientific microscopy

MALPIGI - Italian biologist, one of the founders of microscopic anatomy

MECHNIKOV - created the theory of the origin of multicellular organisms

THEOPHRAST - ancient Greek naturalist, one of the first botanists of antiquity

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HUMBOLDT - German biologist, one of the founders of plant geography and the doctrine of life forms

Timiryazev - Russian naturalist

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ARISTOTLE - an ancient Greek scientist, in his writings he cited a wide variety of information about the animal world of Greece and the regions of Asia Minor close to it

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