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returned to the ranch after high school following the death of his father. In 1871 Enrique began to collect specimens including birds and insects. In 1876 he founded an agricultural society at
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and helped in demarcating the boundary of Chile. He also served in the agriculture ministry and headed the entomology section of the national museum.
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where he served in various administrative positions including as
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Arribálzaga became a corresponding member of the
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