Curran, Charles Howard

Definition

Charles Howard Curran (1894–1972) was a Canadian entomologist known for his work on Diptera, particularly the family Syrphidae (hoverflies). He made significant contributions to the taxonomy and systematics of these insects.

Etymology

Charles Howard Curran was a notable figure in entomology during the 20th century and his name is often cited in scientific literature relating to Diptera.

Example

Curran's extensive research on the Syrphidae family has been critical in the classification and understanding of hoverflies.

Related Terms

• Diptera
• Syrphidae
• Taxonomy
• Systematics

Usage Notes

Charles Howard Curran’s work remains influential in the field of entomology, particularly for those studying Syrphidae and Diptera.