Sabine, Joseph [brother Edward 1788-1883] 1770-1837
Sachtleben, H.
Safford, R.J.
Sagar, Paul M.
Saha, S.S.
Salaman, Paul GW Salaman, Paul GW & Stiles, FG
Sallaberry, Michael
Salomonsen, Finn 1909-1983 Died: 27 April, 1983
Salvadori, Tommaso ((Count) Adelaro Tommaso Salvadori Paleotti) (Salvadori Adlard, Tommaso, conte) 1835-1923 Vice-Director, Museum of Zoology, Univ. or Turin 1879-1923 Born: Sept. 30, 1835; Porto S. Giorgio, Umbira, Italy Son of Count Luigi Salvadori and Esther Welby of England 1860: took part in Garibaldi's second expedition in Sicily became medical officer of his battalion. 1863 Settled in Turin. Assist. in Museum Zoology. 1877 traveled in Europe: Paris, London, Leyden, Berlin. 1890,1891 Spent at British Museum Died: Oct 9, 1923; Turin, Italy. Last of the original Honorary Fellows of the AOU. Salvadori & Albertis (Albertis) & Salvadori Salvadori & Festa Salvadori & Giglioli
Salvin, Osbert 1835-1898 Gr Br Born: 1835, Finchley Educated: Cambridge, graduated Senior Optime in mathematical Tripos of 1857. Married: 1865 Died: June 1, 1898 Hawksfold, near Halsemere, England Salvin & Elliot Salvin & Godman
Sampaio, Ireacilda
Sánchez, Julio E.
Sanchez Oses, C. Sánchez Osés, Carlos
Sánchez-gonzález, Luis A.
Sandbach
Sanft, K.
Sangster, George
Santos, Fabricíio R.
Santos, Marcello A. Jr.
Sarasin, Fritz 1859-1942 [? Dr Phil. Fritz Sarasin Univ. Basel 1904-1910 -- probably the same "Dr Phil." may well mean "Doctor of Philosophy", i.e. PhD.] Born: 1859.12.03 Basel Died: 1942.03.23 Lugano
Sardelli, Carla Haisler
Sassi, Moritz (Dr). 1880-1967 b. 1880.06.13 Vienna d. 1967.09.25 Vienna Active in Tanganyika
Saucier,JR Saucier, Jacob R.
Saunders,DA Saunders, Dennis Allan 1947-
Saunders, Howard 1835-1907 Br Mus Died: Oct. 20, 1907
Saussure, Henri Louis Frédéric de 1829-1905 Also as De Saussure N.B.: Horace Bénédict de Saussure (1740-1799) His Voyages dans les Alpes was a classic of romantic attitudes to nature, and was an inspiration to Cuvier as a youth. Nicholas Theodore de Saussure (1767-1845) ]
Savi, Paolo 1798-1871 Italy Pisa Museum
Savigny, Marie-Jules-Cesar LeLorgne de 1777-1851
Say, Thomas 1787-1843
Schalow, Herman 1852-1925 Berlin
Schembri, Antonio
Schiebel, Guido 1881-1956
Schifter, Herbert [Wien]
Schilling. Wilhelm
Schinz, Heinrich Rudolph 1777-1861(2) Swiss
Schioler, Eiler Lehn 1874-1929 Born: Oct. 30, 1874 Died: Aug. 13, 1929
Schlegel, Hermann 1804-1884 Died: Jan. 17, 1884 Schlegel & Pollen (Muller, S) [Müller] & Schlegel (Temminck) & Schlegel
Schlüter, Willy 1866-1938 b. 1866 [Halle] d. 1938 [N.B. Son of Wilhelm Schlüter (1828-1919).
Schmidt, Brian K.
Schmitt, Fabrice
Schneider, Horacio
Schnitnikov, V
Schodde, Richard & Weatherly, R G [ 1983 ]
Schomburgk, Sir Robert Hermann 1804-1865
Schou, H.
Schouteden, Henri 1881-1972 Belg. Congo Died: 15 Nov. 1972
Schrenck, Peter Leopold von 1826-1894 Also as Leopold Ivanovich Schrenck Born: near Chotenj, S.W. of St. Petersburg. Doctorate from University of Tartu. Died Jan. 8, 1894
Schuchmann, Karl-Ludwig
Schulenberg, Thomas S. & Binford, Laurence C. Schulenberg, Thomas S. & Williams, M.D.
Schultz, William L.
Schulz
Schunck, Fabio
Schutt Schütt Otto
Schwab, Emiko M.
Schweizer, Manuel
Sclater, Philip Lutley 1829-1913 Born: Nov. 4, 1829 Tangier Park, Hampshire. Age 10 sent to school at Twyford Age 13 sent to college at Winchester College. Age 16 Chirst Church, Oxford, becoming a resident in 1846. Strickland was Sclater's Instructor in Scientific ornithology. 1849 Bachelor of Arts. Continued two more years at Oxford learning French, German, Italian. 1851 student at Lincoln's Inn studying Law. 1856 First visit to America 1884 Second trip to America Lived at 11 Hanover Square. Sons: Bertram Lutley Sclater, Capt. (first son) 1866-1897. eponymized in: Ploceus bertrandi [previously Hyphantornis b.] (Shelley) 1893. Laniarius bertrandi Shelley 1893 [now Telephorus olivaceus bertrandi]. Guy Lutley Sclater (third son) William Lutley Sclater (eldest son) Sec'y of the Zoological Society 1859-1903 Fellow Royal Society Died: June 27, 1913
PLOT: In the current manifestation, this plot is a bit bewildering.
The X-axis is the linear sequence of the IOC World Bird Names (Ver 6.2) and
includes Genera, species, and subspecies.The Y-axis is the publication date for the taxon name sequenced on the X-axis.
So the first point is the genus group name (1 (Tinamus), 1783) and the last point is (33845 (Passerina leclancherii grandior), 1934).
I added a line dividing the NON-PASSERIFORMES and the PASSERIFORMES, and additional lines delimiting
- [PICIFORMES]
- [Furnaridae thru Tyrannidae]
- [Emberizidae thru Thraupidae]
Sclater's taxa (here in red) range chronologically from
- 32801 Tangara xanthogastra 1851
- 28675 Nectarinia kilimensis arturi 1906 collected by (and named for) his son Arthur L. Sclater.
Actually, I realized the way I extracted the data for this plot, I am missing two currently valid taxa for PL Sclater, they are two taxa where he was the second author, and were published in 1852 and 1861. 2016.07.09; 2016.07.10
Sclater & Hartlaub Sclater,PL & Moreau Sclater & Salvin
Sclater, William Lutley 1863-1944 Sclater,WL & Moreau
Scopoli, Giovanni Antonio 1723-1788
Scott, Peter Sir 1909-1989 Sir Peter Markham Scott Born: Sept. 14, 1909, London Died: Aug. 29, 1989, Bristol British conservationist and artist. Son of Robert Falcon Scott, he graduated from Cambridge University and soon gained renown as a wildlife painter. In 1946 he founded the Severn Wildfowl Trust (later renamed the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust). Through a captive breeding program at his sanctuary, he saved the nene from extinction in the 1950s. In 1961 he founded the World Wildlife Fund (World Wide Fund for Nature). As a member of the Species Survival Commission of the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (1962-81), he created the Red Data Book (see endangered species). He was knighted in 1973. [Thanks to Martin Domdey for this biography]
Scott,WED Scott, William Earl Dodge 1852-1910 Born: Brooklyn, NY. April 22, 1852. Son of Moses Warren Scott and Juliet Ann (Cornell) Scott. Great grandson of Moses Scott, surgeon in Rev. War and member of Washingtons staff. 1868: Member of first freshman class of Cornell University. 1869: enters Lawrence Sci. School Harvard. study under L. Agassiz 1873: B.S. under Agassiz. 1875: Employed by Princeton to be Curator of Dept. Ornithology of P. Museum. 1877: Marries Miss Marian Johonot of Ithaca. Travelled to London for his work on Birds of Patagonia. Shared authorship with Sharpe. Dies: Aug. 23, 1910. Saranac Lake, New York, where he had gone in the hopes of improving his health. orig NOC member report of Princeton Patagonia expedition; [ note also: William Berryman Scott ALSO report of Princeton Patagonia exped. Sir Ernest Scott 1867-1939 Australia ]
Scully, John
Seebohm, Henry 1832-1895 Died: Nov. 26, 1895
Seeholzer, Glenn F.
Seilern, [Count Josef von Seilern-Aspang ] 1883-1939 Josef Graf von Seilern und Aspang b. 25 Nov. 1883 d. 18 Aug. 1939
Selander, Robert K. 1927-xxxx Born: 21 July, 1927 Garfield UT. BS Univ. UT 1950 MS Univ. UT 1951 PhD U. Cal. Berk. 1956
Selby, Prideaux John 1788-1867 Britain (Jardine) & Selby, Prideaux John 1788-1867 Britain
Selys-Longchamps, Baron Edmund de 1813-1900 Liege, Belg. Born: May 25, 1813; Paris; citizen of Belgium. President of the Belgian Senate. Died: Dec 11, 1900; Liege, Belgium.
Sennett, George Burritt 1840-1900
Seoane, Victor Lopez 1900-
Serebrovski, Pavel Vladomirovich 1888-1942 Serebrovskiy [?also spelled ? Sserebrowsky]
Serle, William (The Reverend Dr, O.B.E.) 1912-1992 Died: 7 Oct, 1992.
Serventy, Dominic Louis 1904-1988 Born: 1904 Kalgoorlie, Australia Died: Aug. 8, 1988, Perth Australia
Setha,T
Seth-Smith, David 1875-1963
Sevastianov
Severtzov, Nikolai Alekseevich 1827-1885 Also as Severtzow Also as Severtsov b: 5 Nov. 1827 ("24 Oct.") Voronezh. d: 8 Feb. 1885 [also as 7 Feb. 1885] ("Jan 27 or 28"). Crossing Ikoretsk River (near the Don), ice gave way. Severtzov pulled from the water alive, but refused to go to the nearest village until the bag containing his manuscripts was found. He died witin two hours. The bag was found the next day. (Adler, K. (ed.) Contrib.Hist.Herp. 2007. II:78)
Sganzin, Victor [coll 1831-32 Madagasc.]
Shafer
Shafaelpour,A Shafaelpour, Arya
Shakya,SB Subir B. Shakya
Shao, Shimiao
Sharpe, Richard Bowdler 1847-1909 Curator of Birds, British Museum 1872-1909 Born: Nov. 22, 1847 London, the eldest son of Thomas Bowdler Sharpe publisher. Grandson of Rev. Lancelot Sharpe, rector of All Hallows Staining, London. Age 6 placed in the care of an Aunt in Brighton. Age 9 transferred to grammar school Peterborough where he gained a "King's Scholarship". Transferred to grammar school in Loughborough Age 16 took a clerkship at W.H. Smith & Son. Age 18 entered employ of B. Quartich Age 19 appointed librarian to Zoological Society. 1872 accepts post of Senior Assist. Dept Zoology British Museum. (following G.R. Grays death). Age 22 first published work: Monograph Alcedinidae (started when he was 17). Built collection from 35,000 in 1872 to 500,000 in 1909. Dec 16, 1909 attends BOC meeting, on returning home, seized with a chill returned home, took to bed, contracted pneumonia and died Dies: Dec. 25, 1909. Sharpe & Bouvier Sharpe & Dresser Sharpe & Ussher Sharpe & Wyatt
Shaw, George 1751-1813 London Shaw & Nodder, Frederick P(olydore) d. 1800?
Sheldon,FH Sheldon, Frederick H.
Shelley, Capt. George Ernest 1840-1910 Afr Born: 1840 Son of John Shelley of Hants; nephew of the Poet P.B. Shelley Private education in England and at Lycee de Versailles 1863 Joined Grenadier Guards, retiring a few years later at rank Capt. Sent by Government to South Africa on geological survey. Married: 1889; Janet, daughter of Mr. E. Andrews. Children: 2 sons and a daughter. 1906 stroke of paralysis ended his ornithlological labors. Died: Nov. 29, 1910 London England
Shestoperov, E.P.
Shirihai, Hadoram Israeli ornithologist
Short,Lester Leroy, Jr. 1933-
Shulpin, Leonid Mikhailovitch 1905-1942 Shul'pin, Leonid Mikhailovitch 1905-1942
Shwe, Nay Myo
Sibley, Charles 1917-1998 Born: Aug. 7 1917 Died: April 12 1998
Sick, Helmut 1910-1991 Heinrich Maximilian Friedrich Helmut Sick Called "Helmut Sick" b. 10 Jan. 1910 Leipzig d. 5 Mar. 1991, Rio de Janeiro
Siebers, Hendrik Cornelis 1890-1949 b. 6 Jan. 1890 Surabaja, Java d. 8 Oct. 1949 [Not Friedrich Wilhelm Sieber (1775-1831) - coll in Paraguay 1801-1812]
Simmons, K.E.L. Simmons, Kenneth Edwin Laurence Ryder b. 29 March 1929 1962 Moved to Ascension Island as Island School Master 1964 return to England d. 25 Feb. 2002
Sims, Reginald William b. 1926
Singh, Pratap
Siebold, Franz Philipp Balthasar von 1796-1866 Usually cited as "Philipp Franz von Siebold". born: 17 Feb. 1796 Medical Officer in the Netherlands East Indian Army. 12 Aug. 1823 - 30 Dec. 1829: physician at the trading post in Nagasaki Bay. 7 July 1830: returned to Netherlands settled in Leiden. published with Temminck; Schlegel. 1847: Leaves Leiden moves to Germany died: 18 Oct. 1866, Munich. ref: Dekker RWRJ, Dickinson EC, Morioka H. 2001. Zoologische Verhandeligen 335 "Systematic notes on Asian birds 9-21; 19":199-200
Silva, Carlos
Silva, Weber
Silveira, Luis F.
Simon, Eugene 183(4)8-1924 arachnologist
Sjostedt Sjöstedt, Bror Yngve 1866-1948 Parents: Anders Gustaf Sjöstedt & Emma Gustafva Forssell Born: Aug. 3, 1866 1886: Student in Upsalla
Slager, David L.
Slater, Henry Horrocks 1851-1934 Reverend Slater of Northhamptonshire Died: 26 Nov., 1934.
Slater, Peter J.B.
Smallbones, G
Smith, Sir (Dr.) Andrew 1797-1872 S. Africa Cape Town Mus. A Scotsman. First love -- reptiles. In Cape Colony from 1820-1837. Career as a naturalist ended after leaving Africa. Initially served as an Army Surgeon (Fry)
Smith, Andrea L.
Smith, Barton L.
Smith, Charles Hamilton 1776-1859
& Smith, DA
Smith Arctander, Fjeldsa, & Amir
Smith, Brian Tilston
Smithers, Reay H. N.
Smyth, Ellison Adger Jr. (Dr.) Son of James Adger and Annie Briggs Smyth (raising the question as to how he can be a "Jr.") Born: Summerton, Clareton County, S.C. Died: Aug. 19, 1941; Salem, VA
Snelleman, Johannes François 1852-1938
Snethlage Henriette Mathilde Maria Elisabeth Emilie Snethlage 1868-1929 Miss Emilie Snethlage, distinguished Brazilian explorer. Did more to advance understanding of Brazilian ornithology than anyone since Natterer. April 13, 1868: born Kraatz, near Gransee, in Prussian Province of Brandenburg. Educated privately at her father's house (Rev. Emil Snethlage). 1900 after years as a governess, takes up study of natural history. PhD. 1905 on recommendation of Dr A. Reichenow appointed to Mus. Goeldi, Para. Brazil became her permanent home. Succeeded Goeldi as head of zoological section of museum. Holding the position until 1917, when Brazil entered the war. She was reinstated after the armistice. 1922 joins Museo Nacional at Rio de Janiero as "naturalista viajante". Nov. 25, 1929: dies of heart failure at Porto Velho, Brazil.
Snethlage, H. 1897-1939 Emil Heinrich Snethlage Born: Bremerhaven 1897 Died: Potsdam 1939 (of injuries sustained in the German Navy).
Snigirewski, S
Snodgrass, Robert E(vans) 1875-1962 & Heller, Edmund b. 1875 Hopkins-Stanford Galapagos Expedition 1898-1899
Snow, David W
Snyder
Som GC [Note: I don't understand the orthography of this name at all, and simply reproduce it in full as it is shown in the article.]
Somadikarta, Soekarja
Someren, GJ van V.G.L. Van Someren [1886-1976] Dr Victor Gurney Logan Van Someren 1886-1976. Nairobi, Kenya Died: 24 July, 1976. Dave Chandler provides the following: the following is from the 1930 East African Red Book., an almanac reference book published in Nairobi that contained biographies of prominent citizens as well as information on government, commerce, et cetera: "Van Someren, Victor Gurner Logan. LRCP & S, Edinburgh, LRFP & S, Glasgow, LDS, RCS, Edinburgh, Senior Medallist MBOU, CF, AOU, CMZS, FES, FLS, etc., Zoological Research, Dental Surgeon. Hon. Secretary of the East Africa and Uganda Natural History Society; Author of "Bird Life in Uganda", "Notes on Birds of Uganda and East Africa", etc, etc, Born Melbourne, Australia; educated privately and at George Watson's College, Edinburgh University; married Elizabeth Cunningham. Arrived in East Africa 1912. Address: Ainsworth Hill, Nairobi, Kenya Colony."
Song Jie
Song, Gang
Sornoza, F.M. F. Sornoza M.
Souancé, Charles de (Baron) 1823-1896 Fr. ornithologist, naval commisary, author (Massena) & Souancé (Eydoux)
& Souleyet, Louis François-Auguste (Francois Louis August) 1811-1852 French Naval Surgeon and naturalist in the Pacific.
Sousa, Barbara R.S. de Note: Listed with or without the "de", which may or may not be capitalized. It also appears the "S" may or may not be capitalized.
Sousa, José Augusto de 1836-1889 Died: 13 Jun., 1889.
Sparre, (Comte) L. E. G. de ca. 1800- ca. 1854 [ Note: I debated whether to render this name as "de Sparre", which is more conventional, or "Sparre". The fact that his initials were renderd "G.S." (presumably with his knowlege) convinced me to list him as an "S" rather than as a "D".
Sparrman, Anders (Andreas) 1748-1820 Student of Linnaeus. Collected in China and at Cape of Good Hope. Joined Forsters on Cook's second Pacific Voyage, return 1776. In Senegal 1787. Became Prof. Nat. Hx. Stockholm.
Spence, Matthew J.
Spencer, AJ Spencer, Andrew J.
Spencer, Baldwin
Spix, Johann Baptist (Ritter) von 1781-1826 Credits Schelling and Cuvier as his two greatest inspirations.
Sprunt, Alexander, Jr.
Stager, Kenneth E
Stahl, J.-C.
Statius Muller, Philipp Ludwig 1725-1776 Most generally referred to as "Muller" or "Muller,PLS" and often with an ü. (e.g. AOU CL, Peters CL, Wolters, HBW). However as Edward Dickinson informs me (and as Cees Roselaar and René Dekker informed him) the correct family name is in fact "Statius Muller". The status of the umlaut is at the moment uncertain -- possibly appearing in some German texts, and perhaps not in some others. ref: Kooiman, W.J., 1950. Philippus Ludovicus Statius Muller. Pp.74-130 In: Earebondel ta de tachtichste jierdei fam Dr. G.A. Wumkes op 4 septimber 1949. Oanbean Troch de Fryske Akademy. Utjowerij Fa. A.J. Osinga, Boalsert.
