Wagner, Julius N.

son of Nikolai Petrovich Wagner. Born in 1865, graduated from the Physics and Mathematics of St. Petersburg University, worked at Solovetskaya, Sevastopol and the Naples zoological station, receiving a doctorate in zoology from 1898. to 1911. was a professor of zoology at the Kiev Polytechnic Institute. Scientific works of Wagner concerning the anatomy of invertebrates, and lately only the morphology and systematics Aphaniptera; in this field Wagner is considered one of the best. He published, among other things, "the history of rasscheplennonogih" and "Aphanipterologische Studien" (a series of monographs on fleas).