Kai Ludvig HENRIKSEN - papers on Opiliones
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Kai Ludvig HENRIKSEN
Birthplace: Copenhagen, Denmark. Died: 28 Juni 1940 BIOGRAPHY: Henriksen was born in Copenhagen, as the son of a police constable. His major contribution for taxonomy of Opiliones was the monumental posthumous edition of the notes left by Sørensen. Danish entomologist. Henriksen made a clear mark on the Zoological Museum Copenhagen (ZMUC) arthropods Department, whose director he was from 1931, and the entomological journal releases, which he edited 1919-32. His multifaceted original research related mostly to beetles but also wasps, galls, insect fossils; his dissertation from 1933 deals with Quaternary insect fossils. His overview of Danish Entomologis History (1921-37) is a masterpiece of Danish zoological history. [translated from Den Store Danske, with complementary data from N.P. Kristensen]. CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS PAGE:
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Picture of KH, courtesy Niels Peder Kristensen -- photo taken not long before his untimely death (from an appendicitis - in 1940, when he was just 52).
Biographical sketch from Den Store Danske, with complementary data from N.P. Kristensen.