Newman, Edward

Definition

A prominent British entomologist and writer known for his extensive work in the study of insects, particularly butterflies and moths, as well as other contributions to the field of natural history.

Etymology

Named after Edward Newman (1801-1876), an influential figure in 19th-century entomology and natural history.

Example

Edward Newman's contributions to entomology include the publication of the 'History of British Butterflies' in 1861.

Related Terms

• Entomology
• Natural history
• Butterflies
• Moths

Usage Notes

Edward Newman is often cited in historical contexts and in the study of classical entomological literature.