Tú Běnjùn 屠本畯 (fl. 1596 – early 17th c.), zì Tiánshū 田叔, hào Bīnsǒu 豳叟; native of Yínxiàn 鄞縣 in Sìmíng 四明 / modern Níngbō (Zhèjiāng). Late-Míng official, naturalist, and bǐjì author from a prominent literati family. Entered office through paternal yīn (hereditary privilege); rose to Fújiàn yányùn tóngzhī (Salt-Transport Sub-Prefect for Fújiàn) ca. 1596, during which time he composed the Mǐnzhōng hǎicuò shū 閩中海錯疏 (KR2k0125) — the principal late-Míng monograph on the marine fauna of Fújiàn — at the urging of his father’s friend Yú Yín 余寅. Other works include the Yě cài jiān 野菜箋 (treatise on wild edible vegetables) and various bǐjì. CBDB id 565521. The Tú of Yínxiàn lineage was one of the leading literati families of Wàn-lì-period Níngbō.