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- George_Philip_Farran abstract "George Philip Farran (1876,Dublin-1949, Dublin) was an Irish zoologist.Farran, who graduated from Trinity College, Dublin in 1899 initially worked in the National Museum and in the Royal Dublin Society's Fishery Survey. He was appointed Assistant Naturalist with the Department of Agriculture & Technical Instruction Fisheries Branch in 1901, and became an Inspector in 1909 and in 1938 Chief Inspector.He was an expert on Copepoda.".
- Q5543382 abstract "George Philip Farran (1876,Dublin-1949, Dublin) was an Irish zoologist.Farran, who graduated from Trinity College, Dublin in 1899 initially worked in the National Museum and in the Royal Dublin Society's Fishery Survey. He was appointed Assistant Naturalist with the Department of Agriculture & Technical Instruction Fisheries Branch in 1901, and became an Inspector in 1909 and in 1938 Chief Inspector.He was an expert on Copepoda.".
- George_Philip_Farran comment "George Philip Farran (1876,Dublin-1949, Dublin) was an Irish zoologist.Farran, who graduated from Trinity College, Dublin in 1899 initially worked in the National Museum and in the Royal Dublin Society's Fishery Survey. He was appointed Assistant Naturalist with the Department of Agriculture & Technical Instruction Fisheries Branch in 1901, and became an Inspector in 1909 and in 1938 Chief Inspector.He was an expert on Copepoda.".
- Q5543382 comment "George Philip Farran (1876,Dublin-1949, Dublin) was an Irish zoologist.Farran, who graduated from Trinity College, Dublin in 1899 initially worked in the National Museum and in the Royal Dublin Society's Fishery Survey. He was appointed Assistant Naturalist with the Department of Agriculture & Technical Instruction Fisheries Branch in 1901, and became an Inspector in 1909 and in 1938 Chief Inspector.He was an expert on Copepoda.".