b. Nancy, France,
26 February 1914; d. , France, 10 August 1995.
Arnoult received his bachelor's (licenciature) degree in sciences in
Toulouse and later obtained his degree in agricultural engineering and
hydrobiology.
In 1951 he was given the responsibility of directing
the Institut de Recherche Scientifique de Madagascar by then,
still a French colony. There he directed his efforts in the area
of hydrobiology, particularly fishes.
In 1959 he described Typhleotris pauliani from
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