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Zetterstedt, Johann Wilhelm (b. May
24, 1785, Göteborg, Sweden; d. Dec. 23,
1874, Lund) - A Swedish naturalist who worked primarily on Diptera and
Hymenoptera. He was influenced early in his career by Anders Jahan Retzius
at Lund University. He received the title of professor in 1822, and became
professor of botany and practical economy at Lund
University in 1836; he retired in 1853. Notable work:
Fauna insectorum Lapponica (1928). His collection is deposited in the Museum of
Zoology, Lund University, Lund, Finland (MZLU). Citations: Saunders (1874),
Anonymous (1875a-c), Dohrn (1875), and Lichtenstein (1875).
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Zou, Huang-Guang (b. 1939, East
China; d. Jan. 7, 1989) - Teacher of Entomology in the 1960's at Nankai
University. Early work, under influence from T. Y. Hsiao, Zou worked primarily
on Lygaeidae (sensu lato); later he turned his attention more towards
Chinese Miridae. Died of gastric cancer. See Zheng (1990) for short biographical
note.
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