Alphonse Malaquin [SEP] date of death
Alphonse Malaquin
Alphonse Malaquin (24 October 1868 – 22 April 1949) was a French zoologist born in the village of Cambrésis. He is known for his research of Polychaeta (class of annelids).
In 1888 he began work as an assistant at the zoological laboratory at the Faculté des Sciences in Lille. In 1895 he defended his doctorate with a highly regarded thesis on the annelid family Syllidae, titled "Recherches sur les Syllidiens. Morphologie. Anatomie Reproduction. Développement".
In 1906 he attained the chair of
- 1915: Maurice Caullery
- 1916: Adrien Lucet
- 1917: Jacques Pellegrin
- 1918: Édouard Chevreux
- 1919: Armand Lucien Clément
- 1920: Émile Topsent
- 1921: Étienne Rabaud
- 1922: Émile Brumpt
- 1923: Paul Carié
- 1924: Charles Pérez
- 1925: Louis Boutan
- 1926: Félix Mesnil
- 1927: Raoul Anthony
- 1928: Édouard Chatton
- 1929: Jean-Louis Fage
- 1930: Alphonse Malaquin
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