David Starr Jordan

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David Starr Jordan was an influential American ichthyologist and educator who served as the first president of Stanford University and described numerous fish taxa.

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instanceOf educator
human
ichthyologist
university president
awardReceived Royal Society of London Darwin Medal
linked to: Darwin Medal
birthDate 1851-01-19
birthPlace Gainesville, New York, United States
causeOfDeath myocarditis
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1931-09-19
deathPlace Palo Alto, California, United States
describedTaxon many species of fishes in North America and the Pacific
educatedAt Cornell University
Indiana University
employer Indiana University
Stanford University
familyName Jordan
fieldOfWork education
ichthyology
natural history
gender male
givenName David
hasSignature signature of David Starr Jordan
influenced development of Stanford University
knownFor being the first president of Stanford University
contributions to the classification of fishes
describing numerous fish taxa
promoting higher education in the American West
languageSpoken English
memberOf American Association for the Advancement of Science
National Academy of Sciences
movement eugenics
peace movement
name David Starr Jordan
notableStudent Barton Warren Evermann
notableWork A Guide to the Study of Fishes
Manual of the Vertebrates of the Northern United States
The Fishes of North and Middle America
occupation author
ichthyologist
university administrator
university teacher
positionHeld chancellor of Stanford University
president of Indiana University
president of Stanford University
religion Quaker
residence Bloomington, Indiana, United States
Palo Alto, California, United States
spouse Jessie Knight
Susan Bowen

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Atherinopsidae namedBy David Starr Jordan
Hypentelium describedBy David Starr Jordan
Luxilus describedBy David Starr Jordan
Zaniolepis describedBy David Starr Jordan
David Starr Jordan name David Starr Jordan
Platybelone describedBy David Starr Jordan
Cololabis namedBy David Starr Jordan