Howard E. Evans was among the most distinguished and inspiring
entomologists of his generation. Reminiscences and an unpublished
autobiographical essay provide an outline of his life. In addition I
will show how he capitalized on observations of insect natural history
to provide insights on the evolution of behavior and the importance of
conservation of living things, as well as an entree into studies of the
history of science.
Keywords: Biographical sketch
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