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Born July 3, 1859 • Lyon • France
Died October 23, 1930 (aged 71) • Grenoble • France
Subjects Of Study Alps • Eastern Alps
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Lugeon
Maurice Lugeon
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Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
French philosopher and paleontologist
Gabriel-Auguste Daubrée
French geochemist
Édouard Lartet
French geologist and archaeologist
Alexandre Brongniart, plaster medallion by David d'Angers
Alexandre Brongniart
French geologist
Henri-François-Émile Termier
French geologist
Nicolas Desmarest
French geologist
Marcel-Alexandre Bertrand
French geologist
Joachim Barrande
French geologist
Émile Haug
French geologist
Dieudonné Dolomieu
French geologist
Marcellin Boule
Marcellin Boule
French geologist
Jean-Étienne Guettard
French geologist
Élie de Beaumont
Élie de Beaumont
French geologist
Maurice-Irénée-Marie Gignoux
French geologist
Eduard Brückner
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François-Emile Matthes
American geologist
William Maclure
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Charles Darwin
Charles Darwin
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