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Josef Redtenbacher

Entomologist specializing on Orthoptera, he is widely known amongst insect taxonomists for his contributions to the development of a nomenclatural system for describing wing venation. He was the son of the entomologist Ludwig Redtenbacher (1814-1876) and nephew of the chemist Josef Redtenbacher (1810-1870).

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Austrian entomologist (1856-1926)

Born 1856
Died 1926

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Austrian entomologist (1856-1926)

Born 1856
Died 1926
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Insects, Phasmatodea, classification, stick insects

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December 21, 2011 Edited by Mike Maehr added year of birth and death; bio
September 22, 2008 Created by ImportBot Imported from University of Toronto MARC record.