Casey, Thomas Lincoln

Pronunciation
/KAY-see, TAH-muhs LIN-kun/
Category
Taxonomy
Singular
Casey, Thomas Lincoln
Plural
Casey, Thomas Lincoln

Definition

An American arachnologist known for his work on the systematics of spiders and his contributions to the taxonomy of various arachnid species.

Etymology

Named after the individual, Thomas Lincoln Casey Jr., who lived from 1857 to 1925 and made significant contributions to arachnology.

Example

Thomas Lincoln Casey's extensive classification work has been fundamental in the study of new spider species.

Synonyms

  • T. L. Casey

Related Terms

Usage Notes

Casey's work is often referenced in academic papers and taxonomy classifications related to arachnology. His contributions are recognized in the naming of some spider species.