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{{Short description|Italian medical doctor and biologist}} '''Carlo Alzona''' was an Italian [[medical doctor]], an [[entomologist]] and a [[malacology|malacologist]]. ...

...ary 1824 in [[Fiume]] – 24 June 1900 in [[Trieste]]) was an Austrian-Italian naturalist. He was the father of [[helminthologist]] [[Michele Stossich]]. [[Category:Austrian malacologists]] ...

{{Short description|Italian malacologist (1838–1891)}} |nationality = Italian ...

{{Short description|Italian geologist, palaeontologist, malacologist and archaeologist}} | nationality =Italian ...

'''Arcangelo Scacchi''' (9 February 1810 – 11 October 1893) was an Italian physician, mineralogist, [[malacology|malacologist]], and naturalist. He se ...|lang=it}}</ref> In 1845 he served as secretary during the 7th congress of Italian scientists held in Naples, leading an excursion to the [[Phlegraean Fields] ...

...d, Natal and the Marquesas Islands and was introduced as an alien into the Italian part of the Adriatic Sea. They can also be found in the Eastern Basin of th * Abbott, R.T. & S.P. Dance (1986).'' Compendium of sea shells''. American Malacologists, Inc:Melbourne, Florida ...

{{Short description|Italian scholar, 1638–1723}} | nationality = [[Italy|Italian]] ...

{{short description|Italian painter and malacologist}} ...([[Alexandria, Egypt]], March 27, 1849 – [[Turin]], June 17, 1923) was an Italian painter, particularly of landscapes, and also an important [[malacology|mal ...

...botanical specimens, and settled in [[Palermo]], Sicily, where he learned Italian.<ref name="appletons"/><ref name="Fitzpatrick_p19">{{harvnb|Fitzpatrick|191 ...in [[Lexington, Kentucky]], where he also gave private lessons in French, Italian, and Spanish.<ref>{{harvnb|Fitzpatrick|1911|pp=27–28}}</ref> He was loose ...

...mentis, et occuli}}'', published 23 years before Linnaeus was born by the Italian [[Jesuit]] scholar [[Filippo Buonanni]] (1638–1723). This was the first b ''{{lang|la|Index Testarum Conchyliorum}}'' (published in 1742 by the Italian [[physician]] and malacologist [[Niccolò Gualtieri]]) contains three illus ...

...l known and, unauthorized translations were made into English, German, and Italian (and in the case of those in English, not entirely accurately). In 1826, Cu [[Category:French malacologists]] ...