Marguerite Henry (scientist)
Australian zoologist (1895–1982)
Died aged 87ScorpioAustralia
Biography
Marguerite Henry (12 November 1895 – 1982) was an Australian zoologist known for her research on freshwater crustaceans. Henry's work was primarily on entomostracans, describing a dozen of new species and establishing a new genus of copepods, Gladioferens. She stopped contributing to zoology after her marriage.
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