William Thomas Calman

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Doctorate Zoology University of Aberdeen

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According to Wikipedia, William Thomas Calman was a Scottish zoologist, specialising in the Crustacea. From 1927 to 1936 he was Keeper of Zoology at the British Museum . Life He was born in Dundee, the son of Thomas Calman, a music teacher, and Agnes Beatts Maclean.

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William Thomas Calman's Published Works

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The Social Life of Animals (1939) (339)
On the classification of the Crustacea Malacostraca (90)
XVIII.—On the classification of the Crustacea Malacostraca (1904) (73)
The Ray Society (1922) (46)
1.On New or Rare Crustacea of the Order Cumacea from the Collection of the Copenhagen Museum.—Part I. The Families Bodotriidæ, Vauntompsoniidæ, aiad Leuconidae (1907) (25)
Pycnogonida of the Indian Museum (1923) (20)
XIVp—On barnacles of the genus Scalpellum from Deep-sea telegraph-cables (20)
A new species of the Crustacean genus Thaumastocheles (1913) (18)
XXXIX.—On Barnacles of the genus Megalasma from deep-sea telegraph-cables (1919) (18)
ON A COLLECTION OF CRUSTACEA FROM PUGET SOUND. (1898) (17)
XXV.—A new river-crab from the Transvaal (1918) (16)
XIII.—A cave-dwelling Crustacean of the family Mysidæ from the Island of Lanzarote (1932) (16)
The Classification of Animals (1951) (16)
V.—On a new crab taken from a deep-sea telegraph-cable in the Indian Ocean (15)
On Decapod Crustacea from Christmas Island, collected by Dr. C.W. Andrews, F.R.S., F.Z.S (15)
V. On a Blind Prawn from the Sea of Galilee (Typhlocaris galilea, g.et sp. n.). (1909) (13)
XXIII.—On the Genus Anaspides and its Affinities with certain Fossil Crustacea (12)
The Cumacea of the Puritan Expedition (1921) (12)
XIV.—On a terrestrial Amphipod from Kew Gardens (1912) (11)
IV.—Notes on some genera of the Crustacean family Hippolytidæ (8)
V.—A new crab of the genus Sesarma from Basra (7)
XXXII.—On freshwater prawns of the family Atyidæ from Queensland (1926) (7)
LVIII.—The genus Puerulus, Ortmann, and the post-larval development of the Spiny Lobsters (Palinuridæ) (1909) (7)
XX.—A whale-barnacle of the genus Xenobalanus from Antarctic Seas (1920) (7)
Memoirs: Notes on the Morphology of Bathynella and Some Allied Crustacea (1917) (7)
John Ray, Naturalist (1943) (6)
LIII.—The holotype of Nymphon gracilipes, Miers (Pycnogonida) (1915) (6)
III.—On Arthropleura Moyseyi, n.sp., from the Coal-Measures of Debyshire (1914) (6)
The Taxonomic Outlook in Zoology. (1930) (6)
XXI.—The holotype of Parazetes auchenicus, Slater (Pycnogodia) (1922) (6)
XXVI.—On two new species of wood-boring Crustacea from Christmas Island (1910) (6)
The life of Crustacea / by W.T. Calman. (6)
LX.—On Anthracocaris scotica (Peach), a fossil Crustacean from the Lower Carboniferous (1933) (6)
On the Characters of the Crustacean Genus Bathynella, Vejdovsky (1899) (5)
LIX.—Notes onPalæocaris præcursor (H. Woodward),a fossil crustacean of the division Syncarida (1932) (5)
XLIV.—Note on a crayfish from New Guinea (1911) (5)
XXVI.—Notes on Uronectes fimbriatus (Jordan), a fossil Crustacean of the division Syncarida (1934) (4)
The Rhynie Crustacean (1926) (4)
Sidney Frederic Harmer, 1862-1950 (1951) (4)
LIV.—The synonymy of a Penæid Prawn, Penæopsis philippii (Spence Bate) (1923) (4)
XXXI.—On a collection of Pycnogonida from the South Orkney Islands (1920) (4)
On Decapod Crustacea from Christmas Islandc collected by Drp CpWp Andrewsc FpRpSpc FpZpS (4)
The Cumacea of the Siboga-expedition, by W. T. Calman... With 2 plates and 4 text-figures. (4)
Presidential Address. The Origin of Insects. (1936) (4)
On Aphareocaris, nom. nov. (Aphareus, Paulson), a Genus of the Crustacean Family Sergestidæ. (1913) (3)
Appendiculata: Crustacea. By W.T. Calman. (3)
Dr. Robert Gurney (1950) (2)
LXIII.—The type-specimens of Pallene Australiensis Hoek (Pycnogonida) (1937) (2)
The Meaning of Biological Classification (1935) (2)
Centenary of Darwin's Visit to the Galapagos Islands: Issue of Commemorative Stamps by Ecuador (1936) (2)
Classification of animals : an introduction to zoological taxonomy (1949) (2)
II.—On some Crustacea of the Division Syncarida from the English Coal-measures (1911) (2)
Practical Histology and Embryology (1941) (2)
Structure of Trilobites (1939) (2)
ON A PARASITIC COP3POD FROM CEPHALODISCUS (2)
XXXVI.—A new species of the Isopod genus Serolis (1920) (2)
Ernest William Macbride, 1866-1940 (1941) (2)
The Shipworm (1926) (1)
Rev. T. R. R. Stebbing, F.R.S (1926) (1)
XLV.—A new species of the Crustacean genus Squilla from West Africa (1916) (1)
Occurrence of Bathynella in England (1932) (1)
The Transference of Names in Zoology (1911) (1)
XXIV.—On the crustacean genus Sicyonella, Borradaile (1914) (1)
Presidential Address. The Meaning of Biological Classification. (1935) (1)
XVI.—On a new Species of River-Crab from Yunnan (1905) (1)
Memoirs: The Researches of Bouvier and Bordage on Mutations in Crustacea of the Family Atyidae (1910) (1)
LXVII.—A new crab of the genus Calappa from West Africa (1914) (1)
IV.—On the Anaspidacea, living and fossil . By Geoffrey Smith. Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science, vol. liii, pt. iii, 05, 1909. (1909) (1)
Presidential Address. James Eights, a Pioneer Antarctic Naturalist. (1937) (1)
L.—A new crab of the genusSesarmafrom New Guinea (1925) (1)
AN EARLY FIGURE OF THE KING-CRAB (LIMULUS POLYPHEMUS). (1908) (1)
Dr. H. J. Hansen (1936) (1)
Dr. H. J. Hansen and the Copenhagen Museum of Zoology (1910) (0)
Memoirs: On Julinia; a New Genus of Comopound Ascidians from the Antarctic Ocean (1894) (0)
Gigantocypris and the “Challenger” (1909) (0)
Red Water and Brine Shrimps (1913) (0)
XXXVI.—Note on the Brachyuran genera Micippoides and Hyastenus (1913) (0)
Chimæras Dire: Transplantation of Heads of Insects (1924) (0)
LVIII.—On Macrurous Crustacea obtained by Mr. George Murray during the cruise of the ‘oceana’ in 1898 (1903) (0)
An Early Figure of the King-Crab ( Limulus polyphemus ) (1908) (0)
I.—Monograph on the Higher Crustacea of the Carboniferous Rocks of Scotland . By B. N. Peach LL.D., F.R.S., A.R.S.M. Memoirs of the Geological Survey of Great Britain: Palæontology. 4to; pp. 82, 12 pls. 1908. (1909) (0)
‘The Excellent Mr. Ray’ (1951) (0)
Leucon longirostris G.O. Sars (1921) (0)
The Appendages. Anatomy, and Relationships of Trilobites . By Percy E. Raymond. Memoirs of the Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences. Vol. VII. 1920. 169 pp., 11 plates and portrait, text-figs. (1921) (0)
Guide to the Crustacea, Arachnida, Onychophora and Myriopoda exhibited in the Department of Zoology, British Museum (Natural History) ... With 90 illustrations. (0)
Note on some Characters of Koonunga and Anaspides (1908) (0)
The Ray Society (1922) (0)
Scientific Societies and the War (1914) (0)
VIII. Report on the River‐Crabs (Potamonidœ) collected by the British Ornithologists' Union Expedition and the Williston Expedition in Dutch New Guinea (1914) (0)
The life of Crustacea, by W. T. Calman, D. SC. With thirty-two plates and eighty-five figures. (0)
The Zoological Record (1941) (0)
Sir D'Arcy Thompson, C.B., F.R.S. (1948) (0)
‘Opossum Shrimps’ (1951) (0)
Crustacea. Part C Cumacea (0)
The Ray Society (1922) (0)
Antarctic Pycnogons (0)
TRANSFERENCE OF THE TERM "GENOTYPE". (1911) (0)
XXXIX.—An abnormal specimen of the edible crab(Cancer pagurus) (1924) (0)
LV.—A new Pedalion (1893) (0)
III.—On Pleurocaris, a new Crustacean from the English Coal-measures (1911) (0)
Transference of the Term "Genotype" (1911) (0)
Stanley Wells Kemp, 1882-1945 (1947) (0)
Lobsters in the Ægean (1912) (0)
The Ray Society (1944) (0)

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