Given the question: What key details about edmund murton walker can be extracted from the following bio? Bio: edmund murton walker -lrb- october 5 , 1877 - february 14 , 1969 -rrb- was a canadian entomologist . born in windsor , ontario , walker was the eldest son of sir byron edmund walker , after whom he was named . after studying in toronto and berlin , walker joined the department of biology at the university of toronto in 1904 , rising to become the head of zoology in 1934 . he was also professor of entomology in the university 's department of zoology from 1906 until his retirement in 1948 . in 1913 , walker and t.b. kurata discovered a new order of insects , the grylloblattaria -lrb- nowadays often ranked as suborder grylloblattodea -rrb- on sulphur mountain , alberta . he founded the invertebrate collection at the royal ontario museum -lrb- which his father had helped create -rrb- in 1914 , and served in various directorships at the museum - assistant director from 1918 - 1931 , and honorary director from 1931 - 1969 . in 1943 , he married norma ford -lrb- an ex-student -rrb- . he was awarded the royal society of canada 's flavelle medal in 1960 , and was awarded an honorary degree from carleton university . a scholarship named after him is offered by the university of toronto . walker also had many published works , including the three volume '' odonata of canada and alaska '' , considered a definitive textbook on the topic , and was editor of the canadian entomologist journal from 1910 to 1920 . walker died in toronto in 1969 .
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- prizes is flavelle medal -lrb- 1960 -rrb-- work institutions is university of toronto- death date is 14 february 1969- field is natural history , entomology- birth date is 5 october 1877- name is edmund murton walker- nationality is canadian- death place is toronto- birth place is windsor , ontario