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Encyclopedia > Gabriel Bibron

Gabriel Bibron (1806 - 1848) was a French zoologist. He classified a number of reptile species with André Marie Constant Duméril.


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» Gabriel Bibron - Animes no ringo (169 words)
Gabriel Bibron est un zoologiste français, né le 20 octobre 1805 à Paris et mort le 27 mars 1848 à Saint-Alban.
Il rencontre de nombreux collègues étrangers, dont Thomas Bell et John Edward Gray.
Duméril se consacre principalement à la constitution des genres, laissant à Bibron la création des espèces.
WikiAnswers - Who started herpetology (758 words)
Auguste H. Dumeril (1812-1870), son of the senior author, aided in the preparation of volumes 7 and 9 after the death of Bibron.
Gabriel Bibron was a zoologist who worked at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle in Paris with the Dumerils.
This work was a major summary of the field of herpetology, and included all of the information on reptiles and amphibians known at the time.
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