Horsfield

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Horsfield refers to Thomas Horsfield, an American naturalist and physician known for his extensive work in zoology and botany in Southeast Asia during the early 19th century.

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instanceOf American
naturalist
physician
zoologist
activePeriod early 19th century
birthCountry United States of America NERFINISHED
birthDate 1773-05-12
birthPlace Philadelphia NERFINISHED
citizenship United States of America
deathDate 1859-07-24
education medical degree
employer East India Company NERFINISHED
familyName Horsfield NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork botany
entomology
natural history
zoology
givenName Thomas NERFINISHED
hasEponym Horsfield’s bronze-cuckoo NERFINISHED
Horsfield’s bushlark NERFINISHED
Horsfield’s fruit bat NERFINISHED
Horsfield’s tarsier NERFINISHED
Horsfield’s tortoise NERFINISHED
hasNotablePublication A Catalogue of the Birds in the Museum of the East-India Company NERFINISHED
A Catalogue of the Mammalia in the Museum of the East-India Company NERFINISHED
Zoological Researches in Java, and the Neighbouring Islands NERFINISHED
influenced 19th-century zoological taxonomy
study of Southeast Asian biodiversity
knownFor contributions to taxonomy of Southeast Asian species
research on Southeast Asian fauna and flora
studies of the natural history of Java
work on Javanese birds and mammals
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Linnean Society of London NERFINISHED
Royal Society
name Thomas Horsfield NERFINISHED
notableFor describing numerous new species of mammals, birds, and insects
occupation naturalist
physician
position keeper of the East India Company’s museum
studied Javanese birds
Javanese mammals
Southeast Asian insects
studiedAt University of Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
workedIn Java NERFINISHED
Southeast Asia NERFINISHED
workLocation London, England
surface form: London

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ibisbill describedBy Horsfield