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Edna Mosher (July 20, 1878 – May 7, 1972) was a Canadian entomologist and lepidopterist known for her pioneering work on Lepidoptera pupae morphology.

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dcterms:subject	Fellows of the Entomological Society of America 1972 deaths 1878 births Cornell University alumni Ohio State University faculty University of Illinois alumni University of New Mexico faculty American university and college faculty deans Women deans (academic) Women entomologists 20th-century Canadian women scientists Canadian women biologists Canadian lepidopterists Canadian expatriate academics in the United States People from Hants County, Nova Scotia University of Illinois faculty 20th-century Canadian zoologists Adelphi University faculty
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Entomology Botany Fellows of the Entomological Society of America Dean of women 1972 deaths Cornell University Master of Science Entomological Society of America Morphology (biology) Lepidoptera Lepidopterist Zoology 1878 births Cornell University alumni Ohio State University faculty University of Illinois alumni University of New Mexico faculty American university and college faculty deans Women deans (academic) Women entomologists 20th-century Canadian women scientists Canadian women biologists Windsor, Nova Scotia Doctor of Philosophy Adelphi University Canadian lepidopterists Pupa Bachelor's degree Canadian expatriate academics in the United States People from Hants County, Nova Scotia University of Illinois faculty 20th-century Canadian zoologists Adelphi University faculty Doctoral dissertation Illinois Natural History Survey
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notable works	* A classification of the Lepidoptera based on characters of the pupae 1915. Thesis University of Illinois * The grasses of Illinois 1918. Bulletin No. 205. University of Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station. (en)
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