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Miscellaneous materials document the processes and results of Waldo Schmitt's work during the Alaska King Crab Investigation, 1940. Materials include program of work (including instructions for hydrographic and biological observations); list of supplies; plans for future work; comments and recommendations on work completed and process to complete investigation.

Miscellaneous materials document the processes and results of Waldo Schmitt's work during the Alaska King Crab Investigation, 1940. Materials include dated notes listing issues with work, equipment, locations, investigation participants, and methods and results of specimen collecting. There is more than one set of dated notes -- up to three related entries to a given date. There are drafts of corr

The miscellaneous notes are the result of work completed by Waldo Schmitt during the Alaska King Crab Investigation, 1940. Information recorded includes statistics for collecting sites (average weight, width and length of male and ovig and nonovig females), notes about canneries, progress reports, tables from tagging, and dated notes for sites. Locations are through out the vicinity of the Aleutia

This volume is a collection record of bird specimens collected in Alaska by Max C. Thompson and R. L. DeLong in 1965. Fields include field no., species, locality, date, wgt., sex, and collector and catalogue number. Field numbers begin at 110101 and end at 110360. This field also includes information on type of preparation, such as alc., skel, skull, skin. Dates begin at June 20, 1965 and end at O

This item consists of a folder of data collected at sea by Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program staff, 1965. Materials include: climatological data sheets, photocopied bird observation data, and photocopied typed report. Climatological data includes time, lat., long., pres wea, vis, slp, dry b, wet b, dew pt, hum%, tl sky, opa sky, waves, sea temp, wind s, wind d, course, speed.

Original logbook of the Albatross, station numbers c 20001 to 20049, 30 October 1919 to 23 February 1920. Data recorded include station number (no.), date, hour, position, locality, depth, bottom, sample, wind (direction and force), sea, sky, temperatures (depth, thermometer make and no., reading, stem temp., correction, corrected temp., w. sample, bottle used), currents (depth, hour, tide, time d

Original logbook of the Albatross, station numbers c 20050 to 20098, 1 March to 11 April 1920. Data recorded include station number (no.), date, hour, position, locality, depth, bottom, sample, wind (direction and force), sea, sky, temperatures (depth, thermometer make and no., reading, stem temp., correction, corrected temp., w. sample, bottle used), currents (depth, hour, tide, time down, revolu

Original logbook of the Albatross, station numbers c 20099 to 20130, 12 April to 19 May 1920. Data recorded include station number (no.), date, hour, position, locality, depth, bottom, sample, wind (direction and force), sea, sky, temperatures (depth, thermometer make and no., reading, stem temp., correction, corrected temp., w. sample, bottle used), currents (depth, hour, tide, time down, revolut

The photograph album documents Alexander Wetmore's efforts studying bird populations on the island of Bonaire and Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles in 1969. Photographs are numbered, and captioned with location, description, and date. Subject matter includes detail shots of birds, birds' nests (including flamingo nest turrets), and surrounding vegetation; coastline; island interior and examples of sal

Alexander Wetmore traveled to Colombia in 1941 to collect bird specimens for the US National Museum. The photograph album documents his travels in Colombia, Curacao [Netherlands Antilles], Venezuela, and Bermuda, 1941. Photographs sometimes include numbers, date, and caption with description and location. Subject matter includes colleagues, visited sites in Bogota; terrain (savanna, mountains, sho

The photograph album documents Alexander Wetmore's travel in Finland and England during 1958. Photographs include numbers, dates, and captions with description and location. Subject matter includes observed groups and individual birds (sometimes includes Latin name), nests, and environs; candid scenes of colleagues during excursions; and farms in the countryside of Finland. Locations are in the vi

The album documents Alexander Wetmore's work in Guatemala and Honduras, 1936; Venezuela, 1937; Veracruz, 1939. Alexander Wetmore traveled to Guatemala to conduct ornithological investigations and collect specimens for the US National Museum. Subject matter includes scenes of the town and candid images of people in the community; his assistants; slopes of volcanoes in Guatemala; colleagues; prepara