Person

O'Farrell, Antony Frederick Louis (1917 - )

Born
9 January 1917
England
Occupation
Zoologist and Entomologist

Summary

Antony O'Farrell was Professor of Zoology, University of New England, New South Wales 1955-1982 and had previously been a Senior Lecturer from 1947.

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Born 9 January 1917. Educated Imperial College of Science (BSc). Forbes Medallist, Royal College of Science 1939, Entomologist, Ministries of Agriculture and Food UK 1940-46, Senior Lecturer in Zoology, University of New England 1947-55, Professor of Zoology 1955-82.

Related Corporate Bodies

  • The University of New England (1954 - )

    Antony O'Farrell held multiple positions at The University of New England including Senior Lecturer in Zoology (1947 - 1955) and Professor of Zoology (1955 - 1982)

    Date: 1947 - 1982

Archival resources

University of New England Library

  • Antony Frederick Louis O'Farrell - Records, 1938 - 1975; University of New England Library. Details

Published resources

Resources

McCarthy, G.J.

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