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Ditmars, DIHT mahrz, Raymond Lee (1876-1942), was a noted American authority on reptiles. His popular books included The Reptile Book (1907) and Reptiles of the World (1910). He became curator of reptiles at the New York Zoological Park in 1899, and remained at the park until his death. He pioneered in developing snake-bite serums, which have saved many lives. Ditmars was born in Newark, New Jersey. More »
Ditmars, DIHT mahrz, Raymond Lee (1876-1942), was a noted American authority on reptiles. His... More >>
Fossey, Dian (1932-1985), was an American zoologist who studied the mountain gorillas of the... More >>
Goodall, Jane (1934-...), is an English zoologist who studies the behavior of animals. She became... More >>
Medawar, MEHD uh wuhr, Sir Peter Brian (1915-1987), an English zoologist, shared the 1960 Nobel... More >>
Merriam, Clinton Hart (1855-1942), was an American physician and zoologist. He led several... More >>
Morris, Desmond (1928-...), is a British zoologist. He has written or coauthored more than a... More >>
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