Potter, Charles

Definition

An individual entomologist or arachnologist named Charles Potter, likely referenced in the context of their contributions to the field.

Etymology

A personal name, with 'Charles' coming from the Germanic name 'Karl', meaning 'free man', and 'Potter' originally referring to the occupation of making pottery.

Example

Charles Potter is known for his extensive research on the mating behaviors of Phasmatodea.

Related Terms

• Entomologist
• Arachnologist
• Researcher

Usage Notes

The name 'Charles Potter' should be accompanied by context to clarify that it refers to a specific individual in entomology or arachnology.