Crowson, Roy Albert

Definition

Roy Albert Crowson (1914–1999) was a renowned British entomologist known for his significant contributions to the taxonomy and classification of Coleoptera (beetles).

Etymology

Named after Roy Albert Crowson, whose extensive work in the field of entomology greatly advanced the understanding of beetle taxonomy.

Example

Crowson's work on the classification of beetles remains a cornerstone in entomological studies.

Related Terms

• Coleoptera
• Taxonomy
• Entomologist

Usage Notes

Crowson is often cited in academic papers and textbooks concerning beetle taxonomy and systematics.