The biospeleological work of Carl L. Hubbs (1894–1979): an appraisal

Carl Leavitt Hubbs (1894–1979) was a prominent and internationally renowned American ichthyologist whose publications include taxonomic descriptions of several North American blindfishes including the Mexican Cave Characin. His archived personal papers reveal a wide-ranging interest in the biology a...

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Main Authors: Aldemaro Romero Jr., Max Moseley
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Language:English
Published: Pensoft Publishers 2023-11-01
Series:Subterranean Biology
Online Access:https://subtbiol.pensoft.net/article/114190/download/pdf/
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description Carl Leavitt Hubbs (1894–1979) was a prominent and internationally renowned American ichthyologist whose publications include taxonomic descriptions of several North American blindfishes including the Mexican Cave Characin. His archived personal papers reveal a wide-ranging interest in the biology and evolutionary origins of cave and blindfishes, and his discussions and disputes with colleagues about their taxonomy. He also took opportunities to collect other fauna from American caves during the inter-war decades. Drawing upon his unpublished archive and other relevant sources his biospeleological work is chronicled in detail and discussed in the context of his other work.
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spelling doaj.art-809bea4be8fc434b93c912f675ef5a662023-11-27T11:00:10ZengPensoft PublishersSubterranean Biology1314-26152023-11-014616519810.3897/subtbiol.46.114190114190The biospeleological work of Carl L. Hubbs (1894–1979): an appraisalAldemaro Romero Jr.0Max Moseley1University of MiamiUnaffiliatedCarl Leavitt Hubbs (1894–1979) was a prominent and internationally renowned American ichthyologist whose publications include taxonomic descriptions of several North American blindfishes including the Mexican Cave Characin. His archived personal papers reveal a wide-ranging interest in the biology and evolutionary origins of cave and blindfishes, and his discussions and disputes with colleagues about their taxonomy. He also took opportunities to collect other fauna from American caves during the inter-war decades. Drawing upon his unpublished archive and other relevant sources his biospeleological work is chronicled in detail and discussed in the context of his other work.https://subtbiol.pensoft.net/article/114190/download/pdf/
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