J. T. Gulick

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J.T. Gulick was an American naturalist who is credited with the first modern evolutionary study of Hawaiian land snails. [1] According to journalist Beverly Stearns and zoology professor Stephen Stearns, Gulick's collection methods resulted in the extinction of many endemic Hawaiian snail species.

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