Edward A. H. Hutton

Edward A. H. Hutton was a British geologist and paleontologist known for his research on amphibians and early vertebrates. His work contributed significantly to understanding the evolution and classification of ancient life forms, especially those from the Paleozoic era. Hutton's meticulous studies helped clarify the relationships among extinct species, advancing evolutionary biology and paleontology. His contributions provided a foundation for future research into the origins of terrestrial vertebrates and the history of life on Earth.