John Edward Gray

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John Edward Gray was a 19th-century British zoologist and taxonomist known for his extensive work classifying mammals, reptiles, and other animal groups while working at the British Museum.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British scientist
human
taxonomist
zoologist
areaOfInfluence Europe
United Kingdom
centuryOfActivity 19th century
contributedTo biological nomenclature
museum cataloguing practices
systematic zoology
countryOfCitizenship Great Britain
United Kingdom
employer British Museum
Natural History Museum, London
surface form: British Museum (Natural History)
familyName Gray
fieldOfWork herpetology
mammalogy
taxonomy
zoology
givenName John
hasNotableRole major 19th-century British zoologist
pioneer in animal classification at the British Museum
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf British scientific community
middleName Edward
name John Edward Gray self-link
notableFor 19th-century zoological classification
describing numerous new animal species
developing systematic catalogues of animal groups
notableWork catalogues of the British Museum zoological collections
classification of amphibians
classification of mammals
classification of molluscs
classification of reptiles
occupation taxonomist
zoologist
positionHeld Keeper of Zoology at the British Museum
sexOrGender male
studied amphibians
mammals
molluscs
other animal groups
reptiles
workLocation London, England
surface form: London

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Alectura lathami binomialAuthority John Edward Gray
Bovidae describedBy John Edward Gray
Cervidae describedBy John Edward Gray
Hominidae describedBy John Edward Gray
black-tailed jackrabbit describedBy John Edward Gray
John Edward Gray name John Edward Gray self-link
Antilocapridae namedBy John Edward Gray
Camelidae namedBy John Edward Gray
Yangtze river dolphin (baiji) namedBy John Edward Gray
subject surface form: Yangtze river dolphin