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John Young

Scottish geologist and bryozoologist (1823–1900)

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human

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sex or gender

male

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country of citizenship

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

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given name

John

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family name

Young

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date of birth

July 1823^Gregorian

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ResearchGate publication ID

259621574

place of birth

Lennoxtown

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259621574

date of death

13 March 1900^Gregorian

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place of death

Troon

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manner of death

natural causes

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ResearchGate publication ID

259621574

cause of death

stroke

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paleontologist

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curator

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geologist

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naturalist

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employer

Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery

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academic degree

Legum Doctor

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University of Glasgow

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member of

Glasgow Natural History Society

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life member

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Geological Society of Glasgow

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Edinburgh Geological Society

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associate member

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Geological Society of London

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life member

start time

1874

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award received

Fellow of the Geological Society of London

point in time

1874

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Murchison Fund

point in time

1883

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Commons category

John Young (1823–1900)

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Library of Congress authority ID

no2018148388

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Semantic Scholar author ID

144765248

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