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Starting in the 1910s, they walked (and later drove) hundreds of miles through the forests of eastern North America – especially Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee – in search of plant and moth specimens. They were dedicated conservationists, and Braun is remembered for her efforts to preserve natural
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of the 20th century. She described and named over 340 species in her lifetime and published four major monographs and dozens of papers on moths. A skilled artist with pen and ink, she often illustrated her work with detailed anatomical drawings made from her own field observations and microscope
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teaching assistant at the University of Cincinnati (1911–19) before turning to private research. She developed expertise in the moths of the eastern North American forests, becoming an international authority who has been described as one of the most accomplished
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Braun lived in Mount Washington, a suburb of Cincinnati, with her sister Emma, who was a noted botanist. Part of their garden was used as an outdoor entomological and botanical laboratory, and the sisters often took field trips together.
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houses her collection of 30,000 moth specimens. A number of the leaf mining moth specimens have associated preserved botanical specimens, which are also housed at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia.
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Braun's works are archived at several different institutions. The Annette and E. Lucy Braun Papers are held by the Cincinnati History Library and Archives, which is part of the
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studies. Braun had specimens of over 30,000 microlepidoptera, which for years was the world's second-largest moth collection.
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Braun continued working and publishing into her eighties. She died on November 27, 1978, at the age of 94.
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Details of male moth genitalia, Plate 15 from a monograph by Annette Frances Braun on the moth family
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Platt, C. V. 2002. "Sisters in the science wing: The doctors Braun." Ohio Historical Society,
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Solis, M. A. 1990. "Annette Frances Braun: Early concepts in lepidopteran phylogenetics."
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Braun was born on August 24, 1884, to George F. and Emma Maria (Wright) Braun in
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Evolution of the color pattern in the microlepidopterous genus Lithocolletis
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Revision of the North American species of the genus Lithocolletis Hübner /
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Notable American women: the modern period: a biographical dictionary
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holds an archive that includes some 5000 of Braun's slides. The
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American women afield: writings by pioneering women naturalists
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Evolution of the Color Pattern in the Microlepidopterous Genus
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Sedge Moths of North America (Lepidoptera: Glyphipterigidae)
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Stein, L. 1988. "The sisters Braun: uncommon dedication."
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Braun, Annette Frances.; Braun, Annette Frances (1908).
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Braun, Annette Frances.; Braun, Annette Frances (1914).
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in America North of Mexico (Microlepidoptera)", 1963
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Index

Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati, Ohio

alucitid
pterophorid

Tischeriidae
entomologist
microlepidoptera
leaf miners
Cincinnati, Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Emma Lucy Braun
zoology
lepidopterists
Adams County, Ohio
Entomological Society of America
Cincinnati Museum of Natural History
Argyresthia annettella
Glyphipterix brauni
Lynx Prairie
Cincinnati Museum Center
Smithsonian Institution
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
Lithocolletis
Elachistidae
Tischeriidae
Bucculatrix
Frenulum
Retinaculum

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