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Ethelwynn Trewavas |
b. Penzace, Cornwall, England 5 November
1900; d. England 16 August 1993
She was a research assistant to C. Tate Regan in 1928 when he was made
Director of the British Museum (Natural History). She did not
officially joined the BM until 1935 as an Assistant Keeper although the BM
had its first women members of staff in 1928-1929. She worked mostly
on African freshwater fishes. Dr Trewavas described Clarias
cavernicola (Trewavas 1936). |
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