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Philip CarpenterEnglish malacozoologist.
Date of Birth: 04.11.1819
Country:  Great Britain |
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William Hepburn Carpenter
William Hepburn Carpenter was an esteemed English malacologist who made significant contributions to the field of mollusks.
Early Life and Career
Carpenter began his career in England and published several valuable works on mollusks. Among his notable publications were "Reports on the Mollusca of the West-Coast of North America" (1856) and "Catalogue of the Mazatlan Shells" (1855-1857).
American Years
In his later years, Carpenter relocated to America. His time there was marked by the release of several important publications, including "Lectures on Mollusca" (1860) and "The Molluscs of Western North America" (1872). Additionally, he published a "Supplementary Report on the Present State of our Knowledge with Regard to the Mollusca of the West Coast of N. America" in 1864.
Legacy and Impact
Carpenter's work made a lasting impact on malacology. Through his research and publications, he expanded our understanding of mollusks and their habitats. His legacy continues to inspire and guide malacologists to this day.