List of carcinologists

This is a list of notable 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
Shane T. Ahyong  Australia [1]
Alfred William Alcock 1859 1933  United Kingdom [2]
Donald Anderson 1939  Australia [3][4]
William Baird 1803 1872  United Kingdom [5]
Heinrich Balss 1886 1957  Germany [2]
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 [9]
Dorothy E. Bliss 1916 1987  United States [4][10]
Lancelot Alexander Borradaile 1872 1945  United Kingdom [11]
Louis Augustin Guillaume Bosc 1759 1828  France
Edward L. Bousfield 1926 2016  Canada
Geoffrey A. Boxshall 1950  United Kingdom [4][12]
Eugène Louis Bouvier 1856 1944  France [2]
Thomas Elliot Bowman III 1918 1995  United States [9]
George Stewardson Brady 1832 1921  United Kingdom [13]
Johann Friedrich von Brandt 1802 1879  Germany
Gustav Henrik Andreas Budde-Lund 1846 1911  Denmark [14]
Martin Burkenroad 1910 1986  United States [15]
William Thomas Calman 1871 1952  United Kingdom [2][8]
Fenner Albert Chace, Jr. 1908 2004  United States [4][9]
Charles Chilton 1860 1929  New Zealand [16]
Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Claus 1835 1899  Germany
J. Stanley Cobb 1942 2020  United States [4][17][18]
Giuseppe Colosi 1892 1975  Italy
Alain G. P. Crosnier 1930 2021  France [4][19]
Eugen von Daday 1855 1920  Romania [20]
James Dwight Dana 1813 1895  United States [21]
Charles Darwin 1809 1882  United Kingdom [22]
Wilhem de Haan 1801 1855  Netherlands [23]
Johannes Govertus de Man 1850 1930  Netherlands [2]
Anselme Gaëtan Desmarest 1784 1838  France
Johan Christian Fabricius 1745 1808  Denmark [24]
Walter Faxon 1848 1920  United States [25]
Darryl L. Felder  United States [4][26]
Milton F. Fingerman 1928  United States [4]
Joseph F. Fitzpatrick, Jr. 1932 2002  United States
Jacques Forest 1920 2012  France [4][27]
Wilhelm Giesbrecht 1854 1913  Germany [28]
Martin Glaessner 1906 1989  Australia
Isabella Gordon 1901 1988  United Kingdom [2]
Karl Grobben 1854 1945  Austria [29]
Jean Abel Gruvel 1870 1941  France
Félix Édouard Guérin-Méneville 1799 1874  France
Danièle Guinot 1933  France [4][30]
Robert Gurney 1879 1950  United Kingdom [31]
Hans Jacob Hansen 1855 1936  Denmark [32]
William Aitcheson Haswell 1854 1925  United Kingdom [33]
Adrian Hardy Haworth 1768 1833  United Kingdom
William Perry Hay 1872 1947  United States [34]
Camill Heller 1823 1917  Austria [35]
Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Herbst 1743 1807  Germany
Robert R. Hessler 1932 2020  United States [4][36][37]
Horton H. Hobbs, Jr. 1914 1994  United States [4][9]
Lipke Holthuis 1921 2008  Netherlands [4][38]
Lauren E. Hughes  Australia
Arthur Humes 1916 1999  United States [4][39]
Frederick Hutton 1836 1905  United Kingdom [40]
Thomas Henry Huxley 1825 1895  United Kingdom
Paul Louis Illg 1914 1998  United States [9]
Stanko Luka Karaman 1889 1959  North Macedonia
Stanley Wells Kemp 1882 1945  United Kingdom [2]
Brian Frederick Kensley 1944 2004  South Africa [9]
Friedrich Kiefer 1897 1985  Germany [41]
Henrik Nikolai Krøyer 1799 1870  Denmark [42]
Karl Georg Herman Lang 1901 1976  Sweden [43]
Pierre André Latreille 1762 1833  France [44]
William Elford Leach 1790 1836  United Kingdom [8][45]
Marie V. Lebour 1876 1971  United Kingdom [46]
Rafael Lemaitre c. 1956  France [47]
Dominique Auguste Lereboullet 1804 1865  France
Liu Rui-Yu  China [4][48]
James K. Lowry 1942  Australia
Allan Riverstone McCulloch 1885 1925  Australia [49]
William Sharp Macleay 1792 1865  United Kingdom [50]
Raymond B. Manning 1934 2000  United States [4][9]
Eduard von Martens 1831 1904  Germany [51]
Edward J. Miers 1851 1930  United Kingdom [8]
Alphonse Milne-Edwards 1835 1900  France [2]
Henri Milne-Edwards 1800 1885  France [2]
Théodore Monod 1902 2000  France [2]
William A. Newman 1948  United States [4]
Guillaume-Antoine Olivier 1756 1814  France
Arnold Edward Ortmann 1863 1927  Germany
Isabel Pérez Farfante 1916 2009  Cuba [52]
Victor Vladimirovich Petryashov 1956 2018  Russia [53]
Gary C. B. Poore 1944  Australia [4][54]
Constantine Samuel Rafinesque 1783 1840  France
John Witt Randall 1813 1892  United States [55]
Mary J. Rathbun 1860 1943  United States [2][9]
Richard Rathbun 1852 1918  United States [9]
Martin Rathke 1793 1860  Germany
August Emanuel von Reuss 1811 1873  Austria
Harriet Richardson 1874 1958  United States [9]
Antoine Risso 1777 1845  France [56]
Henry Bardt Roberts 1910 1979  United States [9]
Michèle de Saint Laurent 1926 2003  France [57]
George Samouelle 1790 1846  United Kingdom [8]
Georg Ossian Sars 1837 1927  Norway [58]
Michael Sars 1805 1869  Norway
Thomas Say 1787 1834  United States
Octavius Albert Sayce 1862 1911  Australia [59]
Waldo L. Schmitt 1887 1977  United States [9]
Gerhard Scholtz  Germany [4]
Frederick Schram 1943  United States [4][60]
Raoul Serène 1909 1980  France [61]
Philipp Franz von Siebold 1796 1866  Germany
Dorothy M. Skinner 1930 2005  United States [4][62]
Alfred Evans Smalley 1928 1994  United States [2]
Sidney Irving Smith 1843 1926  United States [63]
Charles Spence Bate 1819 1889  United Kingdom [64]
Thomas Roscoe Rede Stebbing 1835 1926  United Kingdom [65][66][67]
William Stimpson 1832 1872  United States [9]
Jan Hendrik Stock 1931 1997  Netherlands [68]
Walter Medley Tattersall 1882 1948  United Kingdom [69]
G. M. Thomson 1848 1933  New Zealand [70]
Albert Vandel 1894 1980  France
Victor van Straelen 1889 1946  Belgium [71]
Karl Wilhelm Verhoeff 1867 1945  Germany [72]
Talbot H. Waterman 1914 2010  United States [4][73]
Friedrich Weber 1781 1823  Germany [74]
Adam White 1817 1879  United Kingdom [8]
Rudolf von Willemoes-Suhm 1847 1875  Germany [75]
Austin Beatty Williams 1919 1999  United States [4][9]
Donald I. Williamson 1922 2016  United Kingdom
Mildred S. Wilson 1909 1973  United States [9]
James Wood-Mason 1846 1893  United Kingdom
John C. Yaldwyn 1929 2005  New Zealand [76]
Carl Wilhelm Erich Zimmer 1873 1950  Germany

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