List of carcinologists

A carcinologist is a scientist who studies crustaceans or is otherwise involved in carcinology (the science of crustaceans).

Name	Born	Died	Country	Ref.
Arthur Adams	1820	1878	United Kingdom
Alfred William Alcock	1859	1933	United Kingdom	[1]
Donald Anderson	c. 1942		Australia	[2][3]
William Baird	1803	1872	United Kingdom	[4]
Heinrich Balss	1886	1957	Germany	[1]
J. Laurens Barnard	1928	1991	United States	[1][5]
Keppel Harcourt Barnard	1887	1964	South Africa	[6]
Thomas Bell	1792	1880	United Kingdom	[7]
James Everard Benedict	1854	1940	United States	[5]
Dorothy E. Bliss	1916	1987	United States	[3][8]
Lancelot Alexander Borradaile	1872	1945	United Kingdom	[9]
Louis Augustin Guillaume Bosc	1759	1828	France
Edward L. Bousfield	1926		Canada
Geoffrey A. Boxshall	c. 1950		United Kingdom	[3][10]
Eugène Louis Bouvier	1856	1944	France	[1]
Thomas Elliot Bowman III	1918	1995	United States	[5]
George Stewardson Brady	1832	1921	United Kingdom	[11]
Johann Friedrich von Brandt	1802	1879	Germany
Gustav Henrik Andreas Budde-Lund	1846	1911	Denmark	[12]
Martin Burkenroad	1910	1986	United States	[13]
William Thomas Calman	1871	1952	United Kingdom	[1][7]
Fenner Albert Chace, Jr.	1908	2004	United States	[3][5]
Charles Chilton	1860	1929	New Zealand	[14]
Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Claus	1835	1899	Germany
J. Stanley Cobb			United States	[3][15]
Giuseppe Colosi	1892	1975	Italy
Alain G. P. Crosnier			France	[3]
Eugen von Daday	1855	1920	Romania	[16]
James Dwight Dana	1813	1895	United States	[17]
Charles Darwin	1809	1882	United Kingdom	[18]
Wilhem de Haan	1801	1855	Netherlands	[19]
Johannes Govertus de Man	1850	1930	Netherlands	[1]
Anselme Gaëtan Desmarest	1784	1838	France
Johan Christian Fabricius	1745	1808	Denmark	[20]
Walter Faxon	1848	1920	United States	[21]
Darryl L. Felder			United States	[3][22]
Milton F. Fingerman			United States	[3]
Joseph F. Fitzpatrick, Jr.	1932	2002	United States
Jacques Forest	1920	2012	France	[3][23]
Wilhelm Giesbrecht	1854	1913	Germany	[24]
Martin Glaessner	1906	1989	Australia
Isabella Gordon	1901	1988	United Kingdom	[1]
Karl Grobben	1854	1945	Austria	[25]
Jean Abel Gruvel	1870	1941	France
Félix Édouard Guérin-Méneville	1799	1874	France
Danièle Guinot	c. 1934		France	[3][26]
Robert Gurney	1879	1950	United Kingdom	[27]
Hans Jacob Hansen	1855	1936	Denmark	[28]
William Aitcheson Haswell	1854	1925	United Kingdom	[29]
Adrian Hardy Haworth	1768	1833	United Kingdom
William Perry Hay	1872	1947	United States	[30]
Camill Heller	1823	1917	Austria	[31]
Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Herbst	1743	1807	Germany
Robert R. Hessler	1932		United States	[3][32]
Horton H. Hobbs, Jr.	1914	1994	United States	[3][5]
Lipke Holthuis	1921	2008	Netherlands	[3][33]
Arthur Humes	1916	1999	United States	[3][34]
Frederick Wollaston Hutton	1836	1905	United Kingdom	[35]
Thomas Henry Huxley	1825	1895	United Kingdom
Paul Louis Illg	1914	1998	United States	[5]
Stanko Karaman	1889	1959	Macedonia
Stanley Wells Kemp	1882	1945	United Kingdom	[1]
Brian Frederick Kensley	1944	2004	South Africa	[5]
Friedrich Kiefer	1897	1985	Germany	[36]
Henrik Nikolai Krøyer	1799	1870	Denmark	[37]
Karl Georg Herman Lang	1901	1976	Sweden	[38]
Pierre André Latreille	1762	1833	France	[39]
William Elford Leach	1790	1836	United Kingdom	[7][40]
Marie V. Lebour	1876	1971	United Kingdom	[41]
Rafael Lemaitre	c. 1956		France	[42]
Dominique Auguste Lereboullet	1804	1865	France
Liu Rui-Yu			China	[3][43]
Alan Riverstone McCulloch	1885	1925	Australia	[44]
William Sharp Macleay	1792	1865	United Kingdom	[45]
Raymond B. Manning	1934	2000	United States	[3][5]
Eduard von Martens	1831	1904	Germany	[46]
Edward J. Miers	1851	1930	United Kingdom	[7]
Alphonse Milne-Edwards	1835	1900	France	[1]
Henri Milne-Edwards	1800	1885	France	[1]
Théodore Monod	1902	2000	France	[1]
William A. Newman			United States	[3]
Guillaume-Antoine Olivier	1756	1814	France
Arnold Edward Ortmann	1863	1927	Germany
Isabel Pérez Farfante	1916	2009	Cuba	[47]
Gary C. B. Poore			Australia	[3][48]
Constantine Samuel Rafinesque	1783	1840	France
John Witt Randall	1813	1892	United States	[49]
Mary J. Rathbun	1860	1943	United States	[1][5]
Richard Rathbun	1852	1918	United States	[5]
Martin Rathke	1793	1860	Germany
August Emanuel von Reuss	1811	1873	Austria
Harriet Richardson	1874	1958	United States	[5]
Antoine Risso	1777	1845	France	[50]
Henry Bardt Roberts	1910	1979	United States	[5]
Michèle de Saint Laurent	1926	2003	France	[51]
George Samouelle	1790	1846	United Kingdom	[7]
Georg Ossian Sars	1837	1927	Norway	[52]
Michael Sars	1805	1869	Norway
Thomas Say	1787	1834	United States
Octavius Albert Sayce	1862	1911	Australia	[53]
Waldo L. Schmitt	1887	1977	United States	[5]
Gerhard Scholtz			Germany	[3]
Frederick Schram	1943		United States	[3][54]
Raoul Serène	1909	1980	France	[55]
Philipp Franz von Siebold	1796	1866	Germany
Dorothy M. Skinner	1930	2005	United States	[3][56]
Alfred Evans Smalley	1928	1994	United States	[1]
Sidney Irving Smith	1843	1926	United States	[57]
Charles Spence Bate	1819	1889	United Kingdom	[58]
Thomas Roscoe Rede Stebbing	1835	1926	United Kingdom	[59][60][61]
William Stimpson	1832	1872	United States	[5]
Jan Hendrik Stock	1931	1997	Netherlands	[62]
Walter Medley Tattersall	1882	1948	United Kingdom	[63]
G. M. Thomson	1848	1933	New Zealand	[64]
Albert Vandel	1894	1980	France
Victor van Straelen	1889	1946	Belgium	[65]
Karl Wilhelm Verhoeff	1867	1945	Germany	[66]
Talbot H. Waterman	1914	2010	United States	[3][67]
Friedrich Weber	1781	1823	Germany	[68]
Adam White	1817	1879	United Kingdom	[7]
Rudolf von Willemoes-Suhm	1847	1875	Germany	[69]
Austin Beatty Williams	1919	1999	United States	[3][5]
Donald I. Williamson	1922		United Kingdom
Mildred S. Wilson	1909	1973	United States	[5]
James Wood-Mason	1846	1893	United Kingdom
Carl Wilhelm Erich Zimmer	1873	1950	Germany
C. Souto	1993		Brazil

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