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Llewelyn Lloyd

British naturalist (1792-1876)

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About Llewelyn Lloyd

Also known as Llewellyn Lloyd

About Llewelyn Lloyd

E. H. Llewelyn Lloyd, also published as Lewis Lloyd, was a Welsh amateur naturalist who lived for more than two decades in Sweden.

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Occupation: naturalist, writer
Citizenship: United Kingdom
Born: July 27, 1792

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Died

February 17, 1876

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E. H. Llewelyn Lloyd, also published as Lewis Lloyd, was a Welsh amateur naturalist who lived for more than two decades in Sweden.

Occupation: naturalist, writer
Citizenship: United Kingdom
Born: July 27, 1792
Died: February 17, 1876

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E. H. Llewelyn Lloyd, also published as Lewis Lloyd, was a Welsh amateur naturalist who lived for more than two decades in Sweden.

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