Huffaker, Carl Barton

Definition

Carl Barton Huffaker (1914–1995) was an influential entomologist and ecologist known for his groundbreaking work on biological control and population dynamics.

Etymology

Named after Carl Barton Huffaker, who significantly contributed to the field of entomology and ecological theory.

Example

Carl Barton Huffaker's experiments with mites are foundational in our understanding of predator-prey interactions in ecology.

Related Terms

• Biological control
• Population dynamics
• Ecology
• Predator-prey interactions

Usage Notes

Often referenced in discussions of ecological balance, pest control strategies, and the early development of theoretical ecology.