R. Tucker Abbott

1919–1995 (age 76)

malacologist

Biography

R. Tucker Abbott was born in 1919 and became a distinguished malacologist, advancing scientific knowledge through his research and expertise in mollusks. His scholarly contributions enriched the field of natural history and inspired future generations of scientists.

Abbott's burial at Arlington National Cemetery reflects the nation's respect for his intellectual achievements and service. His legacy endures through his scientific work and the lasting impact of his research on the study of marine life.

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