Christian Heinrich Pander

Also known as Pander, Christian Heinrich von Pander, Kristiāns Heinrihs fon Panders

Christian Heinrich von Pander was a Russian biologist and embryologist of Baltic German origin. He was among the first to identify distinct germ layers involved in the development of the embryo, coining the term "blastoderm". He has been considered as a "father of embryology" but he also worked on comparative anatomy, studying the skeletons of vertebrates, as well as fossils and geology.

Occupation: explorer, paleontologist, zoologist, geologist
Citizenship: Russian Empire
Born: July 12, 1794
Died: September 10, 1865, September 22, 1865

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Amalie Wilhelmine Panderspouse Eduard Friedrich von Panderchild Johann Alexander von Panderchild Johann August von Panderchild Johann Martin Panderfather Ursula Caroline Engel Pandermother

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Also known as Pander, Christian Heinrich von Pander, Kristiāns Heinrihs fon Panders

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