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Kenneth Pike Emory
American anthropologist who played a key role in shaping modern anthropology in Oceania · 1897–1992
468 specimens, collected between 1913 and 1957 on 50 collecting days, now held in 3 departments.
On the labels as K.P. Emory, Emory, Kenneth P., Emory, K.P., Emory, K., K. Emory, Kenneth P. Emory, Kenneth Pike Emory, Kenneth Emory and 1 more.
- Specimens
- 468
- Type specimens
- 1
- Years in the field
- 45
- Islands
- 23
- Species
- 105
- Identifications
- 0
- In the Library
- 0
- Named after
- 2
Where Emory collected
Specimens by decade
1910s1950s
Earliest: Achatinella decora, 1913 (Oʻahu). Latest: Medinilla venosa, 1957.
Named for Emory
Taxa in the collection whose epithet is formed from the name Emory. The naming author’s intent is not recorded, so where several collectors share a surname they are listed under the best-known one.
From the field
