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Past Researchers

Peter Simon Pallas
1741-1811

 

Johann Christian Fabricius
1745-1808  

 

 

Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Herbst
 1743-1807  

 

 
Pierre-André Latreille
1762-1833

Guillaume-Antoine Olivier
1756-1814

 

Leon Dufour
1780-1865

 

 
Victor Audouin
1797-1841
Carl Jacob Sundevall
1801-1875
Pierre Hippolyte Lucas
1814-1899
Carl Ludwig Koch
1778-1857
Charles Èmile Blanchard
 1819-1900
Eugène Simon
 1848-1924
Pietro Pavesi
1844-1907
Ferdinand Anton Franz Karsch
 1853-1936
Reginald Innes Pocock
 1863-1947
Alexei Andreevich Byalynitsky-Birula
 1864-1937
Philipp Bertkau
 1849-1894
George Marx
 1838-1895
Nathan Banks
1868-1953
William Frederick Purcell
1866-1919
Karl Kraepelin
1848-1915
Franz Werner
1867-1939
John Hewitt
1880-1961
Alexander Ivanovich Petrunkevich
 1875-1964
Ralph Vary Chamberlin
 1879-1967
Carlos Emilio Porter
1867-1942
Louis Baptiste Fage
1883-1964
Cândido Firmino de Mello-Leitão  
1886-1948
Reginald Frederick Lawrence
1897-1987
Lodovico di Caporiacco
1900-1951
Carl Friedrich Roewer
1881-1963
Max Vachon
1908-1991
Martin Hammond Muma  
1916-1989
Frank Archibald Sinclair Turk
1911-1996

Emilio Antonio Maury
1940-1998

 
Konrad Thaler
1940-2005
 


 

 
 


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