Seth Meeks Obituary (1980 - 2022) - Port Washington, WI - Legacy
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Seth Eugene Meek is a historically notable ichthyologist and biologist associated with the Field Museum in Chicago, with published work dating from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. For example, his biographical entries and bibliographic records appear on sources like Wikipedia and museum pages.[2][9]
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The name “Seth Meek” has also appeared in contemporary obituary and inmate records databases under variants such as “Seth Meeks,” including unrelated contemporary individuals, but those are not indicative of current news about the historical figure.[3]
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Public-domain resources and library catalogs list species-related taxa and publications attributed to Seth Eugene Meek, reflecting his contributions to Mexican freshwater fishes and Central American ichthyology.[4][5][7]
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