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C. Richard Robins

Biology

#5505

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#8004

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#1893

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Zoology

#487

World Rank

#1032

Historical Rank

#155

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Ecology

#959

World Rank

#1039

Historical Rank

#244

USA Rank

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PhD Zoology University of California, Berkeley
Masters Biology Stanford University
Bachelors Biology Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, Charles Richard Robins was an American academic, environmentalist and ichthyologist. Early life and university Robins was born on November 25, 1928, in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, to Helen Ayers Robins and Claude Revere Robins, a jewellery wholesaler , who was their third and final child. As a child Robins developed an interest in natural history, particularly birds. This early ornithological interest was apparently encouraged by George M. Sutton, the Pennsylvania State Ornithologist. Robins enjoyed the writings of the celebrated ornithologist Arthur Augustus Allen of Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. Robins wanted to study under Allen, so he went to Cornell in 1946, However, by that time the biology department had begun to move from concentrating on ornithology to ichthyology led by Edward C. Raney. Nevertheless, Robins finished his Ph.D. thesis in 1955, revising the eastern North American sculpins which were classified in the two species groups around Cottus bairdii and C. carolinae. However, he remained interested in birds for the rest of his life.

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Smiths’ Sea Fishes (1986) (531)
Common and scientific names of fishes from the United States and Canada: Bethesda (1991) (219)
Niche Modeling and Geographic Range Predictions in the Marine Environment Using a Machine-learning Algorithm (2003) (187)
Niche Modeling Perspective on Geographic Range Predictions in the Marine Environment Using a Machine-learning Algorithm (2003) (173)
Using Ecological‐Niche Modeling to Predict Barred Owl Invasions with Implications for Spotted Owl Conservation (2003) (156)
Handbook of Hawaiian fishes (1960) (148)
Exotic fishes and other aquatic organisms introduced into North America (1970) (96)
Exotic Aquatic Organisms in Florida with Emphasis on Fishes: A Review and Recommendations (1973) (65)
Western Atlantic seven-spined gobies, with descriptions of 10 new species and a new genus, and com-ments on Pacific relatives (1968) (64)
World Fishes Important to North Americans: Exclusive of Species from the Continental Waters of the United States and Canada (1991) (50)
Collection building in ichthyology and herpetology (1998) (39)
Exotic Organisms: An Unsolved, Complex Problem (1975) (36)
Reproductive behavior in Cyprinodon variegatus Lacépède, in Florida (1953) (33)
A List of Common and Scientific Names of Fishes (1981) (31)
A SHORT ACCURATE METHOD FOR ESTIMATING THE VOLUME OF STREAM FLOW (1954) (28)
Records of exotic fishes from Idaho and Wyoming (1987) (18)
Ryby Severnykh Morei SSSR. Fishes of the Northern Seas of the U.S.S.R. (1955) (17)
Some aspects of the behavior of the blennioid fish Chaenopsis ocellata Poey (1959) (16)
Harnessing Museum Resources for the Census of Marine Life: The FISHNET Project (2000) (15)
A new toadfish (Batrachoididae) considered to be a glacial relict in the West Indies. American Museum novitates ; no. 2047 (1961) (15)
A new ophidioid fish (genus Lucifuga) from a limestone sink, New Providence Island, Bahamas (1970) (15)
Deepwater populations of the western Atlantic pearlfish Carapus bermudensis (Ophidiiformes: Carapidae) (1992) (14)
Leptocephali (2018) (13)
New Genus and Species of Seven-Spined Goby (Gobiidae: Gobiosomini) from the Offing of the Amazon River, Brazil (1995) (13)
The Status of Ctenogobius Gill (Pisces: Gobiidae) (1966) (12)
Bird Notes from La Joya de Salas, Tamaulipas (1951) (12)
Variation in Populations of the fish Cottus carolinae in the- Ala6ama River System with Description of a New Su6species from 6elow the Fall Line1 (1970) (10)
The Status of the Serranid Fish Liopropoma aberrans, with the Description of a New, Apparently Related Genus (1967) (9)
Cottus hypselurus, a New Cottid Fish from the Ozark Up- lands, Arkansas and Missouri (1985) (9)
Changes in North American fish names, especially as related to the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature, 1985 (1988) (9)
Two New Cottid Fishes from the Fresh Waters of Eastern United States (1961) (9)
The Phylogenetic Relationships of the Anguilliform Fishes (2018) (9)
A New Gobioid Fish from the Antilles and Comments on Ctenogobius fasciatus and C. curtisi (1961) (8)
A review of the ophidiid fish genus Sirembo with a new species from Australia (1986) (8)
BIRDS AND BIOGEOGRAPHY OF THE SIERRA DE TAMAULIPAS, AN ISOLATED PINE-OAK HABITAT (2016) (7)
The Evolutionary Significance of the Leptocephalus Larva (2018) (7)
Studies on Fishes of the Family Ophidiidae-VII. The Pacific Species of Lepophidium' (1962) (6)
Macristiella perlucens, a new clupeiform fish from the Gulf of Mexico (1967) (6)
The status and distribution of the fishes of the family Microdesmidae in the Western Atlantic (1958) (5)
THE TAXONOMIC POSITION OF THE WEST ATLANTIC GOBY, EVIOTA PERSONATA, WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF TWO NEW RELATED SPECIES (2016) (5)
Garmannia saucra, a new gobiid fish from Jamaica (1960) (4)
Studies on Fishes of the Family Ophidiidae: VI. Two New Genera and a New Species from American Waters (1961) (4)
The Grass Carp Enigma (1972) (4)
New records for the marine ichthyofauna from Cuba (2000) (3)
Opsanus astriferc a new toadfish from British Honduras (1965) (3)
Distributional and Nomenclatorial Notes on the Suckers of the Genus Moxostoma (1957) (3)
Cottus kanawhae, a new cottid fish from the New River System of Virginia and West Virginia (2005) (3)
Fishes of the Western North Atlantic. Part Six. Order Heteromi (Notacanthiformes), Suborder Cyprinodontoidei, Order Berycomorphi (Beryciformes), Order Xenoberyces Stephanoberyciformes), Order Anacanthini (Gadiformes) in Part Macrouridae (1974) (3)
Two new species of Ophidion (Pisces: Ophidiidae) from remote islands of the eastern Pacific (1991) (3)
Observations on Oceanic Birds in the Gulf of Panama (1958) (3)
The Deepwater Pipefish, Corythoichthys profundus, in the Western Caribbean Sea (1971) (2)
Pikea sericea, a Synonym of the American Centrarchid Fish, Micropterus salmoides (1960) (2)
Proposed suppression of Rhiniodon Smith, 1828 (Pisces) in favour of Rhincodon Smith, 1829 as the generic name of the whale shark. Z.N. (S.) 2090 (1975) (2)
Four new species of the genus Ophidion (Pisces: Ophidiidae) from the western Atlantic Ocean / (2003) (2)
The Juvenile of the Serranid Fish Epinephelus mystacinus and Its Status in Florida Waters (1967) (2)
Variation in the Greensnake, Opheodrys vernalis (Harlan), from the Black Hills, South Dakota (1952) (2)
Tri-Sodium Phosphate as a Storage Medium for Otoliths (1952) (1)
The status of the ophidiid fishes Ophidium brevibarbe Cuvier, Ophidium graellsi Poey, and Leptophidium profundorum Gill (1986) (1)
Ryby Okhotskogo Moria (Fishes of the Okhotsk Sea) (1956) (1)
Studies on fishes of the family Ophidiidae. III. A new species of Lepophidium from Barbados (1959) (1)
Ameiurus Rafinesque, 1820 (Osteichthyes, Siluriformes): proposed designation of Silurus lividus Rafinesque, 1820 (= Pinelodus natalis Lesueur, 1819) as the type species (1988) (1)
Using Synthetic Data and Artificial Wells to Teach the Construction and Use of Water Level Contour Maps (2008) (1)
Preliminary Pseudo 3-D Imagery of the State Line Fault, Stewart Valley, Nevada Using Seismic Reflection Data (2007) (1)
The Status of the Generic Names Microgeophagus, Pseudoapistogramma, Pseudogeophagus and Papiliochromis (Pisces: Cichlidae) (1982) (1)
The status of the ophidiid fish Ophidium brasiliense Kaup. (1985) (1)
The status of the ophidiid fishes ophidium brevibarbe ophidium graellsi and leptophidium profundorum (1986) (0)
Ichthyology. Karl F. Lagler, John E. Bardach, and Robert R. Miller. Wiley, New York, 1962. xiii + 545 pp. Illus. $12.50 (1963) (0)
Saccopharynx Mitchill, 1824 (Osteichthyes, Saccopharyngiformes): proposed conservation (1988) (0)
Teaching the construction and use of water-level contour maps with synthetic data and artificial wells (2006) (0)
Status of the Cuban Serranid Fish Paralabrax maculata (1962) (0)
Chromis Cuvier in Desmarest, 1814 (Osteichthyes, Perciformes, Pomacentridae): proposal to place on Official List of Generic Names in Zoology, and that generic names ending in -chromis by ruled to be masculine. Z.N.(S.) 2329 (1980) (0)
Book Review:Atlantic Fishes of Canada. W. B. Scott, M. G. Scott (1989) (0)
The Freshwater Fishes of Fernando Póo@@@The Freshwater Fishes of Fernando Poo (1969) (0)
Leptocephali: Part 9, Volume 2 (2019) (0)
Sciaena bedoti and Corvina subaequalis, junior synonyms of Bairdiella ronchus, a western Atlantic Sciaenid fish (1964) (0)
Acanthenchelys spinicauda Norman, a Valid West Indian Species of the Snake-Eel Genus Ophichthus (1966) (0)
Family Synaphobranchidae (2018) (0)
Mimocubiceps virginiae, a Supposed Apogonid, a Junior Synonym of the Sparid Fish, Stenotomus chrysops (1964) (0)

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