Henri Milne-Edwards - Honour

Honour

The southern rock lobster, Jasus edwardsii The puffadder shyshark, Haploblepharus edwardsii

The name of Henri Milne-Edwards is honoured in several names of genera and species, such as:

  • Edwardsia
  • Edwardsiella
  • Henricia
  • Myrianida edwardsi
  • Lophoura edwardsi
  • Plesiopenaeus edwardsianus
  • Plesionika edwardsii
  • Dynamene edwardsi
  • Grapsicepon edwardsi
  • Glossocephalus milneedwardsi
  • Onisimus edwardsii
  • Diastylis edwardsi
  • Neoamphitrite edwardsii
  • Colpaster edwardsi
  • Milnesium
  • Jasus edwardsii
  • Odontozona edwardsi
  • Milneedwardsia
  • Boeckosimus edwardsii
  • Lithophyllon edwardsi
  • Goniastria edwardsi
  • Fedora edwardsi
  • Ciona edwardsi
  • Maasella edwardsi
  • Forskalia edwardsi
  • Costa edwardsii
  • Colobomatus edwardsi
  • Salmincola edwardsi
  • Aristaeopsis edwardsianus
  • Sergestes edwardsii
  • Odontozona edwardsi
  • Alphaeus edwardsii
  • Ebalia edwardsii
  • Fedora edwardsi
  • Teuchopora edwardsi
  • Calliostoma milneedwardsi
  • Ocinebrina edwardsii
  • Discodoris edwardsi
  • Tergipes edwardsii
  • Sadayoshia edwardsii
  • Periclimenes edwardsi
  • Ocenebra edwardsi
  • Conus milneedwardsi
  • Montipora edwardsi
  • Goniastrea edwardsi
  • Pagurus edwardsi
  • Chirostylus milneedwardsi
  • Pisoides edwardsi
  • Cancer edwardsi
  • Haploblepharus edwardsii
  • Diogenes edwardsii

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