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About: Justin Girod-Chantrans     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Justin Girod-Chantrans (26 September 1750, Besançon – 1 April 1841, Besançon) was a French naturalist known for his pioneering research in the field of phycology. Following studies with the Jesuits, he entered the Ecole du Génie militaire in 1768. He attained the title of captain in 1777, and subsequently served at various military posts, including Saint-Domingue, until 1791. Around 1786, he developed an interest in natural history. He described a number of phycological species, including Haematococcus lacustris, Volvox lacustris and Conferva mammiformis.