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Ferdinand von Hochstetter
German geologist (1829–1884)
- Child of Christian Ferdinand Friedrich Hochstetter
- Dated 30 April 1829 CE – 18 July 1884 CE
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- child of (child) Christian Ferdinand Friedrich Hochstetter German botanist (1787–1860)
- parent of (child) Egbert Hochstetter Austrian paleontologist
- parent of (child) Emma von Luschan German explorer and anthropologist (1864-1941)
- parent of (child) Margarethe Bernkop-von Hochstetter
- sibling of Karl Christian Friedrich Hochstetter German botanist (1818-1880)
- sibling of Wilhelm Christian Hochstetter botanist (1825-1881)
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