Edwards, William Henry
- Pronunciation
- /WIL-yum HEN-ree ED-werdz/
- Category
- Notable Figure
- Singular
- Edwards, William Henry
- Plural
- Edwards, William Henry
Definition
An American entomologist and naturalist known for his extensive work on the butterflies of North America.
Etymology
Named after William Henry Edwards (1822–1909), who made significant contributions to lepidoptery through his studies and publications.
Example
William Henry Edwards is best known for his three-volume work 'The Butterflies of North America,' which remains a crucial reference in lepidoptery.
Related Terms
- Lepidoptera
- Entomology
- Naturalist
- Butterflies of North America
Usage Notes
Edwards' contributions to entomology are foundational, particularly in the study of North American butterflies.