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Johann Friedrich Blumenbach was a prominent German physician and anthropologist known as one of the founders of physical anthropology. He is best remembered for his classification of humans into five races based on physical characteristics, which laid the groundwork for future anthropological studies. Blumenbach's work emphasized the importance of studying human diversity and the influence of environmental factors on physical traits. His ideas, although controversial, contributed significantly to the understanding of human biology and evolution in his time.

Blumenbach's research extended beyond anthropology; he was also a pioneer in the study of human development. His observations and meticulous documentation of various human forms and features helped to establish a scientific approach to studying human anatomy. Despite the limitations of his era's scientific understanding, his efforts have had a lasting impact on the field of anthropology and biology. Blumenbach's legacy continues to influence contemporary discussions on human diversity and the ethical implications of race classification.

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출생 날짜 May 11, 1752
출생지 Wolfenbüttel, Lower Saxony, Germany
사망 날짜 January 22, 1840
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