Definition of dipterist in English:

dipterist

noun ˈdɪpt(ə)rɪstˈdiptərəst

A person who studies or collects flies.
双翅目昆虫学家
Example sentencesExamples
- It's with great sadness to hear that an important dipterist left us.
- Also a note on the relative productivity of dipterists is also included.
- The eminent dipterist, Maurice T. James, was curator from 1934 to 1947.
- Loew was perhaps the most influential dipterist to contribute information to the study of robber flies, describing several species and more than 80 genera.
- Carnegie dipterist Chen Young will be describing these new species and anticipates publishing a detailed morphological treatment of Caribbean Epiphragma as part of his continuing research program on Caribbean crane flies.
- Mr. Yang accompanied Mike Irwin, Don Webb, and the other four graduate student dipterists to Guatemala in May 1997.
- It is a lifetime award and can only be held by a single dipterist at a time.
- Evert Schlinger, a widely respected parasitoid dipterist active in taxonomic field research, continues his involvement and dedication as an outstanding member of the ALL Species advisor network.
- The illustrator, Dr Ing František Gregor, Dr. h.c, is known as both a lepidopterist and dipterist but is particularly known worldwide as a scientific illustrator of insects and plants.
- A directory of the world dipterists is maintained by the Systematic Entomology Laboratory under the leadership of Chris Thompson and can be accessed through this link.
- My involvement with entomology dates to my earliest memories inasmuch as my father was a dipterist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
- These meetings were, and have remained, very informal, and the participating dipterists have resisted any attempts at formalising or institutionalising their group.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Diptera + -ist.

Definition of dipterist in US English:

dipterist

nounˈdiptərəst

A person who studies or collects flies.
双翅目昆虫学家
Example sentencesExamples
- It's with great sadness to hear that an important dipterist left us.
- Mr. Yang accompanied Mike Irwin, Don Webb, and the other four graduate student dipterists to Guatemala in May 1997.
- My involvement with entomology dates to my earliest memories inasmuch as my father was a dipterist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
- These meetings were, and have remained, very informal, and the participating dipterists have resisted any attempts at formalising or institutionalising their group.
- It is a lifetime award and can only be held by a single dipterist at a time.
- Evert Schlinger, a widely respected parasitoid dipterist active in taxonomic field research, continues his involvement and dedication as an outstanding member of the ALL Species advisor network.
- A directory of the world dipterists is maintained by the Systematic Entomology Laboratory under the leadership of Chris Thompson and can be accessed through this link.
- Carnegie dipterist Chen Young will be describing these new species and anticipates publishing a detailed morphological treatment of Caribbean Epiphragma as part of his continuing research program on Caribbean crane flies.
- Loew was perhaps the most influential dipterist to contribute information to the study of robber flies, describing several species and more than 80 genera.
- The eminent dipterist, Maurice T. James, was curator from 1934 to 1947.
- The illustrator, Dr Ing František Gregor, Dr. h.c, is known as both a lepidopterist and dipterist but is particularly known worldwide as a scientific illustrator of insects and plants.
- Also a note on the relative productivity of dipterists is also included.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Diptera + -ist.

单词	dipterist
释义	Definition of dipterist in English: dipterist noun ˈdɪpt(ə)rɪstˈdiptərəst A person who studies or collects flies. 双翅目昆虫学家 Example sentencesExamples It's with great sadness to hear that an important dipterist left us. Also a note on the relative productivity of dipterists is also included. The eminent dipterist, Maurice T. James, was curator from 1934 to 1947. Loew was perhaps the most influential dipterist to contribute information to the study of robber flies, describing several species and more than 80 genera. Carnegie dipterist Chen Young will be describing these new species and anticipates publishing a detailed morphological treatment of Caribbean Epiphragma as part of his continuing research program on Caribbean crane flies. Mr. Yang accompanied Mike Irwin, Don Webb, and the other four graduate student dipterists to Guatemala in May 1997. It is a lifetime award and can only be held by a single dipterist at a time. Evert Schlinger, a widely respected parasitoid dipterist active in taxonomic field research, continues his involvement and dedication as an outstanding member of the ALL Species advisor network. The illustrator, Dr Ing František Gregor, Dr. h.c, is known as both a lepidopterist and dipterist but is particularly known worldwide as a scientific illustrator of insects and plants. A directory of the world dipterists is maintained by the Systematic Entomology Laboratory under the leadership of Chris Thompson and can be accessed through this link. My involvement with entomology dates to my earliest memories inasmuch as my father was a dipterist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. These meetings were, and have remained, very informal, and the participating dipterists have resisted any attempts at formalising or institutionalising their group. Origin Late 19th century: from Diptera + -ist. Definition of dipterist in US English: dipterist nounˈdiptərəst A person who studies or collects flies. 双翅目昆虫学家 Example sentencesExamples It's with great sadness to hear that an important dipterist left us. Mr. Yang accompanied Mike Irwin, Don Webb, and the other four graduate student dipterists to Guatemala in May 1997. My involvement with entomology dates to my earliest memories inasmuch as my father was a dipterist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. These meetings were, and have remained, very informal, and the participating dipterists have resisted any attempts at formalising or institutionalising their group. It is a lifetime award and can only be held by a single dipterist at a time. Evert Schlinger, a widely respected parasitoid dipterist active in taxonomic field research, continues his involvement and dedication as an outstanding member of the ALL Species advisor network. A directory of the world dipterists is maintained by the Systematic Entomology Laboratory under the leadership of Chris Thompson and can be accessed through this link. Carnegie dipterist Chen Young will be describing these new species and anticipates publishing a detailed morphological treatment of Caribbean Epiphragma as part of his continuing research program on Caribbean crane flies. Loew was perhaps the most influential dipterist to contribute information to the study of robber flies, describing several species and more than 80 genera. The eminent dipterist, Maurice T. James, was curator from 1934 to 1947. The illustrator, Dr Ing František Gregor, Dr. h.c, is known as both a lepidopterist and dipterist but is particularly known worldwide as a scientific illustrator of insects and plants. Also a note on the relative productivity of dipterists is also included. Origin Late 19th century: from Diptera + -ist.
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