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Best 1 Leonard Bloomfield

Leonard Bloomfield was an American linguist whose 1933 book Language became a central text of American structural linguistics.

2 Anjali Goswami

Anjali Goswami is an American evolutionary biologist and paleontologist known for research on mammalian skull evolution and morphological diversity.

3 Martin Haspelmath

Martin Haspelmath is a German linguist at the Max Planck Institute, coeditor of the World Atlas of Language Structures in 2005.

4 John J. McCarthy

John J. McCarthy is an American linguist at UMass Amherst, known for prosodic morphology and major work in Optimality Theory.

5 Jerzy Kuryłowicz

Jerzy Kuryłowicz was a Polish linguist whose 1927 work connected Hittite evidence with Saussure's laryngeal theory.

6 Greville Corbett

Greville Corbett is a British linguist at the University of Surrey, known for typological work on gender, number, agreement, and features.

7 Alec Marantz

Alec Marantz is an American linguist at NYU, notable as a co-founder of Distributed Morphology with Morris Halle in the early 1990s.

8 Lauri Karttunen

Lauri Karttunen is a Finnish linguist known for finite-state morphology and semantics, including influential work at Xerox PARC.

9 Mark Baker
Mark Baker

Mark Baker is an American linguist at Rutgers, known for generative syntax and formal work on polysynthetic languages, including The Polysynthesis Parameter.

10 Mark Aronoff

Mark Aronoff is an American linguist at Stony Brook University, known for morphology and the 1976 book Word Formation in Generative Grammar.

11 Edwin Williams

Edwin Williams is an American linguist and Princeton emeritus professor known for work on morphology and syntax, including Representation Theory.

12 Stephen Anderson

Stephen Anderson is an American linguist at Yale, known for morphology, phonology, and the 1992 book A-Morphous Morphology.

13 Kimmo Koskenniemi

Kimmo Koskenniemi is a Finnish linguist known for two-level morphology, introduced in 1983 and influential in computational morphology.

14 Arnold Zwicky

Arnold Zwicky is an American linguist known for work in morphology, syntax, and usage commentary, and was the first LGBTQ+ president of the LSA.

15 Heidi Harley

Heidi Harley is a Canadian-born linguist at the University of Arizona, known for work on Distributed Morphology and the syntax-semantics of verbs.

16 David Embick

David Embick is an American linguist at the University of Pennsylvania, known for Distributed Morphology and the 2010 book Localism versus Globalism.

17 Jonathan Bobaljik

Jonathan Bobaljik is a Canadian linguist at Harvard, known for comparative morphology and the 2012 book Universals in Comparative Morphology.

18 Sharon Inkelas

Sharon Inkelas is an American linguist at UC Berkeley, known for morphology-phonology interaction and work on reduplication and cophonologies.

19 Laurie Bauer

Laurie Bauer is a New Zealand linguist, known for morphology, word formation, and the 1983 book English Word-Formation.

20 P. H. Matthews

P. H. Matthews was a British linguist at the University of Cambridge, known for morphology and the 1974 book Morphology.

21 Andrew Spencer

Andrew Spencer is a British linguist known for morphology and the 1991 book Morphological Theory, a major survey of word structure.

22 Andrew Nevins

Andrew Nevins is an American linguist at University College London, known for work on phonology, morphology, and vowel harmony typology.

23 Kie Zuraw
Kie Zuraw

Kie Zuraw is an American linguist at UCLA, known for phonology, morphology, and quantitative work on learning and phonotactic patterns.

24 The Kew Herbarium Specimen Documentation

While not strictly 'illustration' in the painted sense, the documentation accompanying physical herbarium specimens is the ultimate form of botanical record. These records, often paired with sketches, provide irrefutable proof of species existence at a specific time and place. They are crucial for c...

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25 Noam Faust
Noam Faust

Noam Faust is a linguist known for work in phonology and morphology, with research on Semitic languages and Hebrew word formation.

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