The Reverend William Houghton (1828–1895) was an English clergyman and naturalist who combined his clerical duties with a passion for the natural world. Active during the nineteenth century, he is remembered for his contributions to the study of British wildlife.
Houghton's most notable achievement is his authorship of British Fresh-Water Fishes. This work remains a key historical text in the field of natural history, reflecting his dedication to documenting and understanding aquatic life.
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