Georges Bernardi

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Georges Bernardi (1922–1999) was a French entomologist, reading and speaking Russian, French and English. He was the only French representative to participate at the elaboration of the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature.

Works[]

With Le Moult[]

When working at Eugène Le Moult's shop he wrote some important works in the journal Miscellanea Entomologica:

At the Paris Museum[]

More important works were:

  • 1954. Révision des Pierinae de la faune malgache, 137 pages
  • 1985. Le polymorphisme et le mimétisme de Papilio dardanus Brown, 50 pages, 3 plates (1 in colours), Bulletin de la société entomologique de France, 90, pp. 1106–1155 (with J. Pierre and T. H. Ngyuen).

As a director of thesis, he supervised the works of J. Plantrou on Charaxes[1] and of Nguyen Thi Hong on the Apatura.[2]

References[]

  1. ^ [Plantrou (J.) Systématique, biogeographie et évolution des Charaxes africains, 1983, 456 pages]
  2. ^ [Ngyuen (T. H.) Les Apatura. Polymorphisme et spéciation (Nymphalidae), 1976, 86 pages (also published in German under the title: Polymorphismus und Artabgrenzug in der Gattung Apatura (Nymphalidae)]
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