Edward Bagnall Poulton

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Edward Bagnall Poulton was a prominent British entomologist and geneticist whose work significantly contributed to the understanding of heredity and evolution. He is best known for his studies on the coloration of insects and how it relates to natural selection. His groundbreaking research in the field of biology helped to lay the groundwork for future genetic studies. Poulton's influence extended beyond his own research; he was an ardent advocate for the acceptance of Darwinian evolution in the scientific community, particularly through his efforts to translate and promote the works of other evolutionary theorists.

Throughout his career, Poulton authored several important texts that explored various aspects of heredity and biological problems, including "A Monograph of the Membracidæ". His collaboration with other prominent scientists, such as Dr. August Weismann, further solidified his reputation in the field. Poulton's dedication to entomology not only enhanced the scientific understanding of insect life but also inspired generations of biologists to pursue research in evolutionary theory and genetics.