Hopkins, Andrew Delmar

Definition

An American entomologist known for his pioneering work in forest entomology and for developing the concept of ecological adaptation known as Hopkins' bioclimatic law.

Etymology

Andrew Delmar Hopkins (1857–1948) was an influential figure in the field of entomology during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Example

Andrew Delmar Hopkins' research in forest entomology has had a lasting impact on our understanding of insect-forest interactions.

Related Terms

• Hopkins' bioclimatic law
• Forest entomology
• Ecological adaptation

Usage Notes

Andrew Delmar Hopkins is especially noted for his contributions to the study of bark beetles and their impact on forestry.