An anatomist in Paris; born in 1790 and died in 1883. Jules Germain Cloquet is the younger brother of Hippolyte Cloquet (1787-1840). He was originally an apprentice in his father's studio. He was a draftsman and later became a model for the anatomical figures of Paris teachers. He first studied natural sciences in Rouen, but came to Paris in 1810 to work on medicine. Cloquet reformed theoretical education by using pictures and preparing for reform. His lecture was collected and published by Dominique-Jean Baron Larrey (1766-1842). In addition to numerous papers on surgery and anatomy, Cloquet is also considered to be the invention of several surgical instruments, including arterial forceps and devices for removing foreign objects. Cloquet's tube: the residue of the embryo.