Comstock, John Henry
- Pronunciation
- /KOM-stok, JON HEN-ree/
- Category
- Taxonomy
- Singular
- Comstock, John Henry
- Plural
- Comstock, John Henry
Definition
John Henry Comstock (1849-1931) was an influential American entomologist known for his work in systematizing the classification of insects and his contributions to the study of insect physiology and morphology.
Etymology
Named after John Henry Comstock, whose work laid foundational principles in entomology.
Example
John Henry Comstock's contributions are still referenced in modern entomological studies, demonstrating the lasting impact of his work.
Related Terms
- Entomology
- Systematics
- Morphology
- Physiology
Usage Notes
John Henry Comstock's name is often mentioned in the context of insect taxonomy and entomological education.