McDunnough, James Halliday

Definition

James Halliday McDunnough (1877–1962) was a noted Canadian entomologist known for his extensive work on the taxonomy of Lepidoptera, particularly moths and butterflies.

Etymology

Name derived from Scottish surnames 'McDunnough'.

Example

James Halliday McDunnough's contributions to the study of Lepidoptera have been foundational for modern taxonomic research in this field.

Related Terms

• Lepidoptera
• Taxonomy
• Entomology
• Butterflies
• Moths

Usage Notes

McDunnough's work is frequently cited in taxonomic literature and he has several species named in his honor.