Cesar Leopoldo Camacho

Cesar Leopoldo Camacho Manco, Peruvian-born Brazilian mathematician (Lima 15 April 1943 – Internationally respected as one of great names in the field of complex dynamical systems  Invited Lecturer, International Congress of Mathematicians (1990) ACHIEVEMENTS  Established the essential analytic and geometric properties of solutions of complex differential equations Proposed a generalization of theory of real dynamical systems in his doctoral thesis  Established a generalization of Poincaré-Bendixson theorem (1973) Defined the concept of hyperbolic fixed point of an action (1973) Demonstrated that local structural stability is not a generic property for fields of lineal complex vectors and established a complete topological classification of these fields (1978) With A. Lins Neto introduced the notion of regular homogenous forms (1982) With A. Lins Neto & P. Sad introduced a class of foliations that share the reduction of singularities with their curve of separatrices or generalized curve-type foliations (1984) With B. A. Scárdua determined a model differential equation which generalizes the Riccati equation (1999) With L.H. Figueiredo first introduced computational methods for studying asymptotic behavior of solutions (2001) With B. Scárdua characterized projective foliations that permit first liouvillian integrals With B. Scárdua & H. Mosavati enunciated a theorem showing the moduli of Stein surface singularities (2008) With B. Scárdua presented a Darboux-type theorem for germs of holomorphic one-dimensional foliations (2014) EPONYMY Camacho-Sad separatrix theorem Camacho-Sad index theorem (1982) Camacho-Sad índices Camacho-Sad localization Camacho-Chaperon hyperbolic condition (1971) Camacho theorem (1978) Camacho-Movasati-Sad index theorem Camacho-Lehmann theorem for holomorphic foliations

Cesar Carrera

Cesar José Mario Carrera, Argentine plant pathologist (1903 – after 1974) Fusarium oxysporum Schl. f. crotalariae n.f., nuevo parasito vascular de Crotalaria. Bol. Soc. Bras. Agron. 9:242-4, 1946 Estudio de una nueva enfermedad del gladiolo en la Republica Argentina. Inst. Sanidad Veg. Ser. A 3(34), 1947 Procedimientos para combatir la sarna o verruga de los citrus, Sphaceloma fawcetti. Inst. Sanid. Veg. Dept. Fitopatol. 15 (1947) Una nueva enfermedad de la caña de azucar. Inform. Invest. Agr. 2(16):15, 1949 Liquid media for the preservation of phytopathological specimens and fruits intended for the Carpological Museum. Bol. Fac. Agron. Vet (1950) El genero Fusarium: spp nuevos o criticos de la Republica Argentina y paises limitrofes. Rev. Soc. Agron. B. Aires 13:474-90, 1954 Una nueva enfermedad del arroz. Hoja Inform. INTA 31 (1966) A new disease of lemon grass. Hoja Inform. INTA 34 (1969) 

Central America & Caribbe

Gerardo Antonio del Carmen Herrera Chacón, Costa Rican plant explorer, collector and botanist (1948 –  Discovered a hundred of plant new species to science sent to researchers in your country and United States DESCBRIBED NEW PLANTAE SPECIES (with Hodel & Cascante 1997) Chamaedorea incrustata Chamaedorea piscifolia Chamaedorea rosibeliae Chamaedorea rossteniorum  John Lunan Jr, Jamaican clergyman, political personality, judge and farmer (December 1769 – 23 December 1838)  Authored Hortus Jamaicensis (1814) Honored in genus Lunania Hooker 1844 (Salicaceae) Ignacio Mullan Mena, Spanish-born Cuban naval architect (c.1750-c.1774) With father Matthew (Mateo) Mullan (Ireland ? – La Habana October 1767) & Pedro de Acosta (died 1768) designed and built Santisima Trinidad (1769-1805) of Spanish Army that was one of largest ships in the world Drawn the original plan of ship Bahama (built in 1784) Graman Quassi (Kwasi, Quassie), Ghanaian-born Surinamese herbalist (1692 – Paramaribo 12 March 1787) Born Kwasi Mukamba Discovered the medicinal properties (bitter tonic and vermifuge) of bark and wood from Quassia amara (c.1730) The genus Quassia L. (Simaroubaceae) was named in his honor Desiderio Román y Reyes, Nicaraguan surgeon (Jinotepe, Carazo 09 August 1871 – Philadelphia, USA 1950) Developed an operation that bears his name   Guillermo Trigueros, Panamanian physician (Sonsonate 25 June 1875 – 27 May 1938) Developed new medical treatments Much of his works were reproduced in scientific societies of Europe and United States SOME BIBLIOGRAPHY El veneno de la Apis mellifera en la terapêutica de los alienados. Med. Latina (1937) Hepatonefritis infecciosa (1935) Amibiasis. Arch. Hosp. Rosales (1919) Diarreas infantiles. Arch. Hosp. Rosales (1908) Un caso de beri-beri. Rev. Med. Farmac. 12:277-82, 1903 Cecropia Mexicana. Su valor terapêutico 

Castor Cartelle

Castor Cartelle Guerra, Spanish-born Brazilian paleontologist  (Puente Barjas, Orense 24 February 1938 – DESCRIBED FOSSIL MAMMALIA TAXA Genera Australonyx 2009 with De Iuliis & Pujos Caipora 1996 with Hartwig Mylodonopsis 1991 Simomylodon 2010 with Saint-André, Pujos & McDonald Xenorhinotherium 1988 with Lessa Species Ahytherium aureum 2008 with De Iuliis & Pujos Alouatta mauroi 2008 with Tejedor & Rosenberger Australonyx aquae 2009 with De Iuliis & Pujos Caipora bambuiorum 1996 with Hartwig Eremotherium eomigrans 1999 with De Iuliis Glossotherium phoenensis 2019 with de Iuliis, Boscaino & Pujos Mylodonopsis ibseni 1991 Pampatherium paulacoutoi 1984 with Bohorquez Pleurokstodon dalenzae 2010 with Saint-André, Pujos & McDonald Simomylodon uccasamamensis 2010 with Saint-André, Pujos & McDonald Xenorhinotherium bahiense 1988 HONORS Cartelles Halenar & Rosenberger 2013 (Fossil Mammalia)

Castellanos Gonzalez brothers

Agustín Walfredo Castellanos Gonzalez, Cuban pediatrician and cardiologist (La Habana 12 September 1902 –Miami 07 December 2000) From Chinese and Mexican descent Authored 335 papers and monographs Created intravenous angiocardiography or radio opaque angiography (1937) With R. Pereira Valdés & A. Garcia López. La angio-cardiografia radio-opaca. Arch. Soc. Est. Clin. 523:31, 1937   Performed the first retrograde dye injection into aorta (chest retrograde aortography) and developed an automatic apparatus for rapid injection of the dye With R. Pereira Valdés & A. Garcia López. L’angiocardiographie chez l’enfant. Presse Med. 46:1474, 1938     With R. Pereira developed lower and upper cavographies Proposed quantified angiography (1939) Described a new radiological sign for diagnosing aorta coarctation With R. Pereira. Un nuevo signo radiológico indirecto en el diagnostico de la coarctación de  la aorta por la arteriografia retrograda superior (1946) With Pereira Valdés introduced new technical terms With R. Pereira & A.V. Pausa. On a special automatic device for angiocardiography. Bol. Soc. Cuban. Pediatr. 10:209, 1938 Introduced biplanar projections   HONORS Medicine & Physiology Nobel Prize nominee (1956, 1959 & 1960)  His brother, Israel Castellanos Gonzalez, coroner, anthropologist, criminologist, psychiatrist and folklorist (La Habana 24 November 1891- Miami 09 January 1977) Authored over 1,000 works First to notice digital changes caused by leprosy independently of Argentine Niceforo Castellano and predict it as a clinical sign Created and named clinical dactiloscopy (1923) in Vida Nueva Invented ganometer for measuring hand flexion Improved anthropological/anthropometric devices Un nuevo goniômetro planar (1915) Coined the term podoscopy Sobre una nueva variedad de foseta occipital. Vida Nueva 7(9):200-3, 1915  Conceived the paraffin gauntlet (1937) With R. Plasencia Maydagán. The paraffin gauntlet: new technique for the dermo-nitrate test. J. Crim. L. Criminol. Pol. Sci. Sec. 32(4):465-7, 1941 SOME BIBLIOGRAPHY Estigmas atavicos em dermopapiloscopia (1955) La identificación dactiloscopica de los cadaveres (1935) El pelo de las razas de Cuba (1929) Los estigmas somaticos de la degeneración. Su apreciación en las razas de color (1927) Fundamentos para una química criminológica (1916) Sobre las diversas formas de la sutura naso-frontal (1915) Anomalias dentarias en el loco, en el criminal y en el normal. Gac. Med. Sur 32:289-92, 1914 Las bocas simiescas (1914) La mandibula del criminal (1914) Anomalia atávica en el occipital de un criminal cubano. Vida Nueva 6(9):225, 1914 Estudio antropologico del maxilar HONORS Lombroso Medal

Castellanos brothers

Alfredo Castellanos Camara, Argentine paleontologist, stratigrapher and geographer (Buenos Aires 25 July 1893 – Rosario 22 June 1975) Authored studies on paleontology, paleoanthropology, stratigraphy and geomorphology   DESCRIBED FOSSIL MAMMALIAN GENERA Berthawyleria 1940 (in honor to his wife Bertha Wyler de Castellanos) Chlamyphractus 1940 Daedicuroides 1941 Dasypodon 1927 Eosclerophorus 1948 Glyptocoileus 1948 Glyptopedius 1953 Glyptostracon 1953 Hoffstetteria 1957 Isolinia 1951 Kraglievichia 1927 Lomaphorops 1932 Nonotherium 1942 Palaeodaedicurus 1928 Paraglyptodon 1932 Parahoplophorus 1932 Peiranoa 1946 Plaina 1937 Plohophoroides 1929 Pseudoplohophorus 1926 Pseudothoracophorus 1951 Rohnia 1957 Stromatherium 1953 Urotherium 1926 Xiphuroides 1928 HONORS Castellanosia Kraglievich 1932 (Fossil Mammalia) See www.fceia.unr.edu.ar/fisiografia/PAB/P64.pdf His brother, Alberto Castellanos Camara, botanist (Cordoba 02 December 1896 – Rio de Janeiro 05 September 1968) DESCRIBED VALID PLANTAE TAXA Condalia megacarpa 1957 Condalia montana 1939 Deuterocohnia haumanii 1929 Deuterocohnia schreiteri 1929 Dyckia mitis 1929 Dyckia ragonesei 1944 Eriocaulon misionum 1945 Ficus maroma 1944 Gymnocalycium ragonesi 1950 Hatiora herminiae 1941 with Porto Hippeastrum aglaiae 1941 Jatropha matacensis 1958 Opuntia araucana 1964 Opuntia colubrina 1955 Pitcairnia chiriguana 1929 Puya harmsii 1933 Puya lilloi 1929 Puya smithii 1938 Puya yakespala 1945 Tephrocactus geometricus 1934 Tillandsia diaguitensis 1929 Tillandsia funebris 1933 Tillandsia jucunda 1929 Tillandsia peiranoi 1938 HONORS Castellanosia Cardenas 1953 (Cactaceae)