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Joaquín González Hidalgo y Rodríguez was a Spanish biologist and malacologist. He is recognized as one of the founding fathers of Spanish malacology. His monumental multi-volume work, "Obras Malacológicas," comprehensively documented the terrestrial and marine molluscs of the Iberian Peninsula, the Balearic Islands, the Philippines, and Spanish territories in Africa.

Edmund Higgins was a prominent 19th-century British natural history dealer, entomologist, and naturalist who actively bridged the worlds of field collecting and academic science. While he is primarily recognized in historical literature as a specimen dealer rather than a formal academic paleontologist, his business was vital for supplying museums with geological, paleontological, and zoological specimens.

J.H. Higginson was a resident of Quebec City who worked in the Civil Secretary's Office in 1845.