Schwarz, Eugene Amandus
- Pronunciation
- /shwarz, yoo-jeen ah-MAN-dus/
- Category
- Historical Figure
- Singular
- Schwarz, Eugene Amandus
- Plural
- Schwarz, Eugene Amandus
Definition
A prominent American entomologist known for his extensive work with beetles (Coleoptera) and his contributions to the Smithsonian Institution.
Etymology
Named after Eugene Amandus Schwarz (1844-1928), a German-American entomologist. The surname 'Schwarz' is of German origin, meaning 'black'.
Example
Eugene Amandus Schwarz's contributions to the study of beetles have greatly influenced entomological research methodologies.
Related Terms
- Entomology
- Coleoptera
- Smithsonian Institution
- Beetles
Usage Notes
Schwarz is best known for his work with beetles and his long association with the Smithsonian Institution. His legacy includes numerous publications and species descriptions.