Percy E. (Percy Edward) Raymond

Born in 1879 and active in American science in the early twentieth century, Percy Edward Raymond was a geologist, paleontologist, and professor at Harvard University. Sources found for him describe a career centered on fossil life, especially trilobites, and note that he also studied material from the Burgess Shale.

He is remembered as a specialist in ancient marine life and evolution, with a body of work respected enough to be cited in memorial and bibliographic references after his death in 1952. Even in brief biographical notes, his name is closely tied to careful fossil research and university teaching.

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