Edward W. Baker
US acarologist and entomologist (1914 - 2005)
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Edward W. Baker
Summary
Edward W. Baker is a human[1]. He was born on 1914[2]. He died on June 19, 2005[3]. He worked as an entomologist[4] and acarologist[5].
Key Facts
- Edward W. Baker was born on 1914[2].
- Edward W. Baker died on June 19, 2005[3].
- Among Edward W. Baker's spouses was Mercedes Delfinado[6].
- A child of Edward W. Baker was Ardis Baker-Johnston[7].
- Edward W. Baker held citizenship in United States[8].
- Edward W. Baker's professions included entomologist[4].
- Edward W. Baker's professions included acarologist[5].
- Edward W. Baker's field of work was entomology[9].
- Edward W. Baker's field of work was acarology[10].
- Edward W. Baker's field of work was Acari[11].
- Edward W. Baker is recorded as male[12].
- Edward W. Baker's instance of is recorded as human[13].
- Edward W. Baker's family name is recorded as Baker[14].
- Edward W. Baker's given name is recorded as Edward[15].
- Edward W. Baker's author citation is recorded as Baker[16].
- Edward W. Baker's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as English[17].
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Origins and Family
Edward W. Baker was born on 1914[2].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include entomologist[4] and acarologist[5]. Fields of work include entomology[9], a branch of zoology[18]; acarology[10], a branch of zoology[19]; and Acari[11], a taxon[20].
Personal Life
Among Edward W. Baker's spouses was Mercedes Delfinado[6]. A child of him was Ardis Baker-Johnston[7].
Death and Burial
Edward W. Baker died on June 19, 2005[3].
FAQs
Who was Edward W. Baker married to?
Edward W. Baker's spouses include Mercedes Delfinado[6].
What did Edward W. Baker do for work?
Edward W. Baker worked as entomologist[4] and acarologist[5].