Emerson, Alfred Edwards
- Pronunciation
- /EM-uh-suhn, AL-fred ED-werdz/
- Category
- Taxonomy
- Singular
- Emerson, Alfred Edwards
- Plural
- Emerson, Alfred Edwards
Definition
An esteemed American entomologist known for his significant contributions to the study of termites and systematics in entomology.
Etymology
Named after the individual. The surname 'Emerson' originates from an Old English personal name 'Emær'son' meaning 'Emær's son', where 'Emær' is a variant of the name 'Amar'.
Example
Dr. Alfred Edwards Emerson's research provided critical insights into the taxonomy and behavior of termite species.
Synonyms
- A.E. Emerson
Related Terms
Usage Notes
Alfred Edwards Emerson's work remains influential in current entomological studies, particularly in the areas of termite classification and ecology.