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Aristotle(384-322BC)
identified fish anatomical structures & behaviors
Peter Artedi (1705-1735)
“father of icthyology”, his student Carolus Linnaeus finished his document and published it, first attempt to describe fish species, 117 species
George Cuvier & Achille Valenciennes (1828-1849)
22 volumes, first attempt to give list of world’s species of fish (~4,500 species) (Histoire Naturelle de Poissons)
Albert Gunther (1870)
added 2,000 more species, fishes of the british museum
Constantine Samuel Rafinesque (1738-1840)
naturalist; kentucky, traveled around North America, book on fishes of Ohio River (some species in book may not be accurate bc Audobon lied to him)
David Starr Jordan (1851-1931)
Father of North American Icthyology, wrote a lot of books (Fishes of North & Middle America)
Leo Berg (1876-1950)
russian scientist, book on fish orders, coined/standardized -iformes for order level taxonomy
Carl Hubbs (1894-1977)
700 publications, fishes of great lakes, how we count scales/fish rays bc of him, 5 genera & 22 species named after him
Joe Nelson (1937-2011)
wrote first 3 editions of Fishes of the World
Chordate Features
notochord, dorsal hollow nerve chord, postanal tail, pharyngeal gill slits