Cameron, Malcolm

Definition

Malcolm Cameron was a British entomologist known for his work on the taxonomy and classification of beetles (Coleoptera), particularly the Staphylinidae family (rove beetles).

Etymology

Named after Malcolm Cameron (1873–1954), whose work significantly contributed to entomology.

Example

Malcolm Cameron's extensive studies on rove beetles have been foundational for subsequent research in coleopterology.

Related Terms

• Entomology
• Coleoptera
• Staphylinidae
• Taxonomy

Usage Notes

Referred to primarily in historical and bibliographic contexts within entomology literature.