List of carcinologists




A carcinologist is a scientist who studies crustaceans or is otherwise involved in carcinology (the science of crustaceans).




































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Name Born Died Country Ref.
Arthur Adams 1820 1878
 United Kingdom
Alfred William Alcock 1859 1933
 United Kingdom
 [1]
Donald Anderson 1939
 Australia
[2][3]
William Baird 1803 1872
 United Kingdom
 [4]
Heinrich Balss 1886 1957
 Germany
 [1]
J. Laurens Barnard 1928 1991
 United States
[1][5]
Keppel Harcourt Barnard 1887 1964
 South Africa
 [6]
Paul Bartsch 1871 1960
 United States
 [7]
Thomas Bell 1792 1880
 United Kingdom
 [8]
James Everard Benedict 1854 1940
 United States
 [5]
Dorothy E. Bliss 1916 1987
 United States
[3][9]
Lancelot Alexander Borradaile 1872 1945
 United Kingdom
 [10]
Louis Augustin Guillaume Bosc 1759 1828
 France
Edward L. Bousfield 1926
 Canada
Geoffrey A. Boxshall 1950
 United Kingdom
[3][11]
Eugène Louis Bouvier 1856 1944
 France
 [1]
Thomas Elliot Bowman III 1918 1995
 United States
 [5]
George Stewardson Brady 1832 1921
 United Kingdom
 [12]
Johann Friedrich von Brandt 1802 1879
 Germany
Gustav Henrik Andreas Budde-Lund 1846 1911
 Denmark
 [13]
Martin Burkenroad 1910 1986
 United States
 [14]
William Thomas Calman 1871 1952
 United Kingdom
[1][8]
Fenner Albert Chace, Jr. 1908 2004
 United States
[3][5]
Charles Chilton 1860 1929
 New Zealand
 [15]
Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Claus 1835 1899
 Germany
J. Stanley Cobb
 United States
[3][16]
Giuseppe Colosi 1892 1975
 Italy
Alain G. P. Crosnier
 France
 [3]
Eugen von Daday 1855 1920
 Romania
 [17]
James Dwight Dana 1813 1895
 United States
 [18]
Charles Darwin 1809 1882
 United Kingdom
 [19]
Wilhem de Haan 1801 1855
 Netherlands
 [20]
Johannes Govertus de Man 1850 1930
 Netherlands
 [1]
Anselme Gaëtan Desmarest 1784 1838
 France
Johan Christian Fabricius 1745 1808
 Denmark
 [21]
Walter Faxon 1848 1920
 United States
 [22]
Darryl L. Felder
 United States
[3][23]
Milton F. Fingerman
 United States
 [3]
Joseph F. Fitzpatrick, Jr. 1932 2002
 United States
Jacques Forest 1920 2012
 France
[3][24]
Wilhelm Giesbrecht 1854 1913
 Germany
 [25]
Martin Glaessner 1906 1989
 Australia
Isabella Gordon 1901 1988
 United Kingdom
 [1]
Karl Grobben 1854 1945
 Austria
 [26]
Jean Abel Gruvel 1870 1941
 France
Félix Édouard Guérin-Méneville 1799 1874
 France
Danièle Guinot 1933
 France
[3][27]
Robert Gurney 1879 1950
 United Kingdom
 [28]
Hans Jacob Hansen 1855 1936
 Denmark
 [29]
William Aitcheson Haswell 1854 1925
 United Kingdom
 [30]
Adrian Hardy Haworth 1768 1833
 United Kingdom
William Perry Hay 1872 1947
 United States
 [31]
Camill Heller 1823 1917
 Austria
 [32]
Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Herbst 1743 1807
 Germany
Robert R. Hessler 1932
 United States
[3][33]
Horton H. Hobbs, Jr. 1914 1994
 United States
[3][5]
Lipke Holthuis 1921 2008
 Netherlands
[3][34]
Arthur Humes 1916 1999
 United States
[3][35]
Frederick Wollaston Hutton 1836 1905
 United Kingdom
 [36]
Thomas Henry Huxley 1825 1895
 United Kingdom
Paul Louis Illg 1914 1998
 United States
 [5]
Stanko Karaman 1889 1959
 Macedonia
Stanley Wells Kemp 1882 1945
 United Kingdom
 [1]
Brian Frederick Kensley 1944 2004
 South Africa
 [5]
Friedrich Kiefer 1897 1985
 Germany
 [37]
Henrik Nikolai Krøyer 1799 1870
 Denmark
 [38]
Karl Georg Herman Lang 1901 1976
 Sweden
 [39]
Pierre André Latreille 1762 1833
 France
 [40]
William Elford Leach 1790 1836
 United Kingdom
[8][41]
Marie V. Lebour 1876 1971
 United Kingdom
 [42]
Rafael Lemaitre c. 1956
 France
 [43]
Dominique Auguste Lereboullet 1804 1865
 France
Liu Rui-Yu
 China
[3][44]
Allan Riverstone McCulloch 1885 1925
 Australia
 [45]
William Sharp Macleay 1792 1865
 United Kingdom
 [46]
Raymond B. Manning 1934 2000
 United States
[3][5]
Eduard von Martens 1831 1904
 Germany
 [47]
Edward J. Miers 1851 1930
 United Kingdom
 [8]
Alphonse Milne-Edwards 1835 1900
 France
 [1]
Henri Milne-Edwards 1800 1885
 France
 [1]
Théodore Monod 1902 2000
 France
 [1]
William A. Newman 1948
 United States
 [3]
Guillaume-Antoine Olivier 1756 1814
 France
Arnold Edward Ortmann 1863 1927
 Germany
Isabel Pérez Farfante 1916 2009
 Cuba
 [48]
Gary C. B. Poore 1944
 Australia
[3][49]
Constantine Samuel Rafinesque 1783 1840
 France
John Witt Randall 1813 1892
 United States
 [50]
Mary J. Rathbun 1860 1943
 United States
[1][5]
Richard Rathbun 1852 1918
 United States
 [5]
Martin Rathke 1793 1860
 Germany
August Emanuel von Reuss 1811 1873
 Austria
Harriet Richardson 1874 1958
 United States
 [5]
Antoine Risso 1777 1845
 France
 [51]
Henry Bardt Roberts 1910 1979
 United States
 [5]
Michèle de Saint Laurent 1926 2003
 France
 [52]
George Samouelle 1790 1846
 United Kingdom
 [8]
Georg Ossian Sars 1837 1927
 Norway
 [53]
Michael Sars 1805 1869
 Norway
Thomas Say 1787 1834
 United States
Octavius Albert Sayce 1862 1911
 Australia
 [54]
Waldo L. Schmitt 1887 1977
 United States
 [5]
Gerhard Scholtz
 Germany
 [3]
Frederick Schram 1943
 United States
[3][55]
Raoul Serène 1909 1980
 France
 [56]
Philipp Franz von Siebold 1796 1866
 Germany
Dorothy M. Skinner 1930 2005
 United States
[3][57]
Alfred Evans Smalley 1928 1994
 United States
 [1]
Sidney Irving Smith 1843 1926
 United States
 [58]
Charles Spence Bate 1819 1889
 United Kingdom
 [59]
Thomas Roscoe Rede Stebbing 1835 1926
 United Kingdom
[60][61][62]
William Stimpson 1832 1872
 United States
 [5]
Jan Hendrik Stock 1931 1997
 Netherlands
 [63]
Walter Medley Tattersall 1882 1948
 United Kingdom
 [64]
G. M. Thomson 1848 1933
 New Zealand
 [65]
Albert Vandel 1894 1980
 France
Victor van Straelen 1889 1946
 Belgium
 [66]
Karl Wilhelm Verhoeff 1867 1945
 Germany
 [67]
Talbot H. Waterman 1914 2010
 United States
[3][68]
Friedrich Weber 1781 1823
 Germany
 [69]
Adam White 1817 1879
 United Kingdom
 [8]
Rudolf von Willemoes-Suhm 1847 1875
 Germany
 [70]
Austin Beatty Williams 1919 1999
 United States
[3][5]
Donald I. Williamson 1922
 United Kingdom
Mildred S. Wilson 1909 1973
 United States
 [5]
James Wood-Mason 1846 1893
 United Kingdom
Carl Wilhelm Erich Zimmer 1873 1950
 Germany


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