Zhang: Street/road sign with famous biologist's last name

Fisher Street in Westborough is named after the famous 

biologist Ronald Fisher:

1.    Fisher (1890-1962) introduced the method of maximum likelihood

 and contributed to the understanding of Darwin’s natural selection. He is

 known as the founder of modern statistics and he is a significant, respected 

geneticist. In fact, he is considered the most important geneticist of the 

twentieth century. Location: 42.27172, -71.62231

Gray Street in Boston is named after three famous biologists. 

Take your pick:

1.   Asa Gray (1810-1888) was considered America’s top botanist in 

the mid-19^th century and he fully supported Darwin’s theories. Gray is

 known for publishing his observations and ideas in Flora of North America 

and Darwiniana.

2.    George Robert Gray (1808-1872) was an English zoologist. He was 

known for writing Genera of Birds and he was the head of ornithological 

(zoology specifically concerning birds) part of the British Museum for

 forty-one years.

3.    John Edward Gray (1800-1875) was a British zoologist. He was the 

Keeper of Zoology at the British Museum in London and developed the 

zoological collections there. 

Location: 42.34585, -71.07046