A name nearly lost to time — Monterey resident discovered a new species, but he wasn't credited – Monterey Herald

“So much of it was tied up with the war and with the camps,” says Tommy Hattori, “it was very clear that there was a profound sense of loss,” surrounding the abalone.

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