Kansas Crimson

Bill Duellman, aged 91

came to KU in the 1950s and mentored countless graduate and undergraduate students. he was a friend and mentor of mine, and i’m grateful for the time we shared

he had his issues, for sure, but there likely isn’t anyone who has done more for the knowledge of neotropical frog diversity in history, both through his own research and by extension, that of his students

a veritable giant in his field

Sorry for the loss of your friend/mentor!

I did a quick search of him.

https://biodiversity.ku.edu/herpetology ... l-duellman

thanks, gutter

spent a week with he and his wife in Cozumel just a few years ago, and even then he was still loving his cocktails and mexican food

Thoughts and prayers.

childish prick

I'm sorry, traddy. I gather he was a great man, and a fine teacher.

Tip o' the cap to him.

thanks, CR