What is another word for Kaspar Friedrich Wolff?
Pronunciation: [kˈaspɑː fɹˈiːdɹɪt͡ʃ wˈʊlff] (IPA) 
Kaspar Friedrich Wolff was a German physiologist, anatomist, and embryologist who made significant contributions to the field of developmental biology during the 18th century. Some of the synonyms used to refer to him include K.F. Wolff, Kaspar Friedrich, Kaspar Wolff, and Wolffian duct. He was known for his work on the discovery of primary germ layers, the formation of the neural crest, and the theory of epigenesis. Wolff also made important observations on the early stages of embryonic development, leading to the establishment of the basic principles of embryology. His research and discoveries have paved the way for modern studies in developmental biology and have made him a significant figure in the field.
