Jules Verreaux
Jules Pierre Verreaux
(
1807
-
1873
) was a
French
botanist
and
ornithologist
. He was the brother of
Edouard Verreaux
and nephew of
Pierre Antoine Delalande
. Verreaux was employed by the
Musum National d'Histoire Naturelle
. He travelled to
Australia
in 1842 to collect plants. He returned to France in 1851 with a natural history collection reported to contain 115,000 items. In 1864 he took over from Florent Prvost as assistant naturalist at the Paris Museum. Verreaux also worked in
China
and
South Africa
, where he helped
Andrew Smith
found the
South African Museum
in
Cape Town
in 1825. Verreaux, Jules Verreaux, Jules Verreaux, Jules Verreaux, Jules
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