Lewis Henry Gough
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Lewis Henry Gough (1876–1945?), French zoologist, parasitologist, entomologist.
- Assistant in the Collection of the Zoological Institute of the University Straßburg.
- Keeper of the collection of lower vertebrates and invertebrates (excluding insects) at the Transvaal Museum in Pretoria.
- Head of the entomological section of the Agriculture Department in Egypt (1911-c.1928)
Taxon names authored
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Publications
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1905
[edit]- Gough, L.H. 1905. Report on the Plankton of the English Channel in 1903. Great Britian North Sea Fisheries investigation Committee. Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom - International Fishery Investigations. First Report on Fishery and Hydrographical Investigations in the North Sea and Adjacent Waters, 1902-1903. No. 2, Southern Area: 325-377.Reference page.
1909
[edit]- Gough, L.H. 1909. The South African species of Agama. Annals of the Transvaal Museum 1(3): 183–194. Reference page.
1916
[edit]- Gough, L. H. 1916. Report on the Great Invasion of Locusts in Egypt in 1915. Government Press. Cairo.
1927
[edit]- Gough, L.H. & Hirst, S. 1927. Key to the identification of Egyptian scorpions. A method of identifying Egyptian scorpions from the fifth caudal segment and stings. Bulletin of the Ministry of Agriculture of Egypt, Technical Scientific Service.