Paul Lassenius Kramp

1887–1975 (age 88)

Marine Biologist

Biography

Paul Lassenius Kramp was a marine biologist whose meticulous studies of marine life deepened scientific understanding of oceanic biodiversity, particularly in the realm of jellyfish taxonomy.

His career was marked by attentive observation and scholarly rigor, and his legacy continues to inspire curious minds at Assistens Cemetery where he lies.

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