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William Anderson (28 December 1750 in North Berwick, East Lothian – 3 August 1778 in Bering Sea) was a Scottish naturalist.

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rdfs:label	William Anderson (es) William Anderson (naturaliste) (fr) ウィリアム・アンダーソン (博物学者) (ja) William Anderson (pt) William Anderson (naturalist) (en)
rdfs:comment	William Anderson ( 1750 - 1778 ) fue un naturalista y explorador inglés. Participó como médico cirujano y naturalista-recolector, de la 3ª expedición científica del capitán Cook. Llegó a recolectar flora y fauna de las costas de Canadá[1]. Y del 1 al 2 de enero se halla en Kiritimati. Y fallece de tisisen altamar en el Resolution. Poco antes de morir hizo un testamento dejando la mayor parte de su patrimonio a sus hermanas Beth y Robinah, y a su tío materno William Melvil. En misiva al conde de Sandwich, Joseph Banks afirma que la familia Anderson recibió el dinero debido. (es) William Anderson est un médecin, un explorateur et un naturaliste britannique né le 28 décembre 1750 à North Berwick et mort le 3 août 1778 sur les côtes russes. Il participe, comme chirurgien et naturaliste, au deuxième voyage de James Cook (1728-1779) à bord du HMS Resolution et au troisième voyage toujours à bord du HMS Resolution. Il réalise d’importantes récoltes de plantes aujourd’hui conservées au British Museum. (fr) William Anderson (28 December 1750 in North Berwick, East Lothian – 3 August 1778 in Bering Sea) was a Scottish naturalist. (en) ウィリアム・アンダーソン（William Anderson、1750年12月28日 - 1778年8月3日）は、スコットランドの博物学者である。ジェームズ・クックの航海に参加し、ベーリング海で病没した。 (ja) William Anderson foi um médico, explorador e naturalista britânico. W.Anderson é a abreviatura padrão usada para indicar William Anderson como autoridade na descrição e classificação científica de um nome botânico.(Lista dos táxones descritos por este autor no IPNI) (pt)
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