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Ignaz Venetz (
1788–
1859) was a
Swiss engineer,
naturalist, and
glaciologist.
Venetz was one of the first scientists to recognize
glaciers as a major force in shaping the earth. He worked primarily in the
Valais canton area of the
Alps. In 1821 he completed the first draft of his work "Mémoire sur les Variations de la température dans les Alpes de la Suisse", suggesting that much of
Europe had at one point in the past been covered by glaciers. The book was published in 1833 after additional research in the Swiss Alps, seven years before
Louis Agassiz published his famous work
Étude sur les glaciers (Study on Glaciers).
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