José Echegaray Lacosta

1806–1869 (age 63)

Biography

José Echegaray Lacosta was a zoologist whose scientific contributions advanced the study of natural history in 19th-century Spain. Born in 1806, he dedicated himself to zoological research and study, contributing to the scientific knowledge of his era.

Echegaray Lacosta's work in zoology reflected the growing scientific interests of 19th-century Spain. He passed away in 1869 and was interred in San Justo Cemetery, his scientific legacy preserved in the history of Spanish natural sciences.

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