Anderson

The taxon authority Anderson or Andersson may refer to:

Åke Andersson, Swedish carcinologist
Alexander Anderson (1748–1811, A.Andersson), Scottish botanist
Atholl Anderson, Australian archaeologist and paleoentomologist
Bengt Lennart Andersson (1948–2005, L.Andersson), Swedish botanist
Benjamin Michael Anderson (fl. 2013, B.M.Anderson), botanist
Charles Anderson (1876–1944), Australian paleontologist
Charles Lewis Anderson (1827–1910, C.L.Anderson) U.S. botanist and phycologist
Christiane Eva Anderson (born 1944, C.E.Anderson), botanist
D. Quentin Anderson, U.S. bacteriologist
Daryl J. Anderson (D.J.Anderson), phycologist
Denis L. Anderson, biologist
Donald Morgan Anderson (1930–2005), U.S. entomologist
Donald Thomas Anderson (born 1939), English zoologist
Edward Frederick Anderson (1932–2001, E.F.Anderson), U.S. botanist
Edgar Shannon Anderson (1897–1969, E.S.Anderson), U.S. botanist
F.M. Anderson (fl. 1999, F.M.Anderson), Australian botanist
Frederick William Anderson (botanist) (1866–1891, F.W.Anderson), British botanist, mycologist, phycologist
Frederick William Anderson (geologist) (1905–1982, F.W.Anderson bis), British geologist and palaeontologist
Glenn R. Anderson (fl. 1994), helminthologist
Gary Anderson (fl. 2018), U.S. carcinologist
Gregory Joseph Anderson (born 1944, G.J.Anderson), botanist
Harvey Warren Anderson (1885–1971, H.W.Anderson), mycologist
Heidi Marguerite Anderson (born 1944, H.M.Anderson), South African botanist
I. Anita Andersson (born 1959, I.A.Andersson), Swedish botanist
J.T. Anderson (fl. 1988), Australian carcinologist
James Anderson (1738–1809, Anderson), Scottish botanist
James Anderson (ca. 1832–1899, J.Anderson), British gardener
James D. Anderson (1930–1976), U.S. herpetologist
James M. Anderson (fl. 2018), U.S. ichthyologist
James Webster Anderson (fl. 1910s–1920s, J.W.Anderson), British botanist
Jason S. Anderson, Canadian zoologist
Jennifer A. Anderson (fl. 2003), herpetologist
Jennifer L. Anderson, mycologist
Jeromie A. Anderson (fl. 1965), U.S. herpetologist
Joan Alice Thama Anderson (1911–2003), New Zealand entomologist
John Anderson (1833–1900), British naturalist
John Graham Anderson (1926-1970, J.G.Anderson), botanist
John L. Anderson (J.L.Anderson), botanist
John Malcolm Anderson (born 1943, J.M.Anderson), South African palaeontologist
Lars Gabriel Andersson (1868–1951), Swedish teacher and herpetologist
Lewis Edward Anderson (1912–2007, L.E.Anderson), U.S. botanist (bryophytes)
Loran Crittenden Anderson (born 1936, L.C.Anderson), U.S. botanist
Lyall I. Anderson, geologist and invertebrate palaeontologist
M. Eric Anderson (fl. 2006), South African ichthyologist
Malcolm Playfair Anderson (1879–1919), American zoologist
Maria A. Andersson (fl. 2000), Finnish microbiologist
Michael G. Anderson, New Zealand zoologist and ecologist
Michael M. Anderson (1923–2010), Canadian geologist
Nils Johan Andersson (1821–1880, Andersson), Swedish botanist
Owen F. Anderson (fl. 2009), echinodermologist
Paul K. Anderson, U.S. mammalogist
R. Charles Anderson (fl. 1997), ichthyologist
Robert A. Anderson (fl. 1973), herpetologist
Robert Henry Anderson (1899–1969, R.H.Anderson), Australian botanist
Robert J. Anderson (born 1952), phycologist
Robert P. Anderson (fl. 2001), mammalogist
Robert S. Anderson (fl. 2005), Canadian entomologist
Roger Arthur Anderson (1935–1995, R.A.Anderson), U.S. lichenologist
Ross P. Anderson (fl. 2016), palaeontoloigst
Roy Anderson (fl. 2005), entomologist
Rudolph Martin Anderson (1876–1961), Canadian zoologist
Scott R. Anderson, U.S. palaeontologist and arachnologist
Stephan Andersson (fl. 2000, S.Andersson), botanist
Steven Clement Anderson (born 1936), U.S. herpetologist
Sydney Anderson (fl. 1987), U.S. mammalogist
Thomas Anderson (1832–1870, T.Anderson), botanist
William Anderson (1750–1778, W.Anderson), British naturalist
William Arthur Anderson (1900–1949, W.A-Anderson), botanist
William D. Anderson Jr. (fl. 1977), U.S. ichthyologist
William Russell Anderson (1942–2013, W.R.Anderson), U.S. botanist

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