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Fang Bingwen (1903-August 26, 1944), male, born in Shexian County, Anhui Province, was a pioneer in ichthyology research in China. He had many original ideas in the research of fish morphological structure and classification system. He once served as a technician in the zoology department of the National Museum of Natural History, Academia Sinica, and engaged in zoological research. In 1938, he was hired by the French Museum of Natural History and went to Paris to engage in fish research. He was killed in an air raid on Paris on the evening of August 26, 1944.

Category
Scientists
Nationality
Republic of China
Born
1903
Died
1944
Wikidata
Q25796341
Occupations ichthyologist
Aliases Bing-wen FangFang BingwenFang Ping-wenFang, P.-W.P.-W. FangPen-we FangPing Wen FangPing-Wen FangFang Bingwen

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