Carter, Herbert James

Definition

Herbert James Carter was an Australian entomologist known for his extensive work in the classification and cataloging of beetles and other insects in Australia. He made significant contributions to entomology through his research and publications.

Etymology

Proper noun. Named after Herbert James Carter, an individual specializing in the study of insects.

Example

Herbert James Carter's work laid the foundation for modern classifications of many Australian beetle species.

Related Terms

• Entomology
• Beetles
• Taxonomy
• Australia

Usage Notes

Herbert James Carter is often cited in scholarly works related to Australian entomology and studies of beetles.