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This record refers to 5 field books created by A. B. Amerson, Jr. during his work in 1967 with the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program, Leewards Survey 20. Envelope 1 contains a field book created on East Island , French Frigate Shoals, that contains bird banding lists with band numbers 635-12054 to 923-47400. Envelope 2 contains a field book created on Trig Island that includes bird banding l

This record refers to 4 field books created by T. James Lewis during his work in 1967 with the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program, Leewards Survey 20. Envelope 1 contains Lewis' bird banding book from East Island, French Frigate Shoals, listing band numbers 568-71280 to 923-57500. Envelope 2 contains Lewis' bird banding book from Whale-Skate Island, French Frigate Shoals, listing band numbers

This item consists of a folder of data collected at sea by Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program staff, 1964, on the Leeward Survey (Leewards Islands, Hawaii). Materials include at sea daily observations summary, fix data sheets, bird observation data, and climatological data. Bird observations data sheets include entries for time, species, #, dir., hgt., and remarks. Remarks include phase (ligh

This item consists of the photocopied field notes of Philip Lehner from his work with the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey in 1964 and 1965. Notes from this trip include travel accounts and personal reflections, as well as documenting Lehner's activities collecting bird, plant and rodent specimen on Johnston Atoll.

The notes document M. Moynihan's observations of Leontideus rosalia (Golden Marmosets), October 1958 and September 1961. Pages are numbered. Entries are headed with location, date, and type. Observations include time of day, appearance, behavior, cries of individuals and their interactions with others, diagram representing vocalizations, and discussions with animal keeper. Notations are indicated

Heinrich travels to various locations in the United States including California, Oregon, Arizona, and Texas to examine plants for disease. Included in the notebook are schedules and itinerary information, lists of plants examined and locations, shopping lists, prose descriptions of work, and unfinished poem. In August of 1918, he travels to the vicinity of Houston, Texas, and inspects a variety of

This memoranda book contains the bird banding lists of T. Lewis, from his work with the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey on Lisianski Island in 1966. Banding lists include band numbers 757-27710 to 757-28000 and indicate sex.

This memoranda book contains a single bird banding list by Patrick J. Gould, from his work with the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey on Lisianski Island in 1966. The list indicates Blue-faced booby returns with band numbers 767-41517 to 767-41689.

This memoranda book contains the bird banding lists of Kenneth C. Balcomb, from his work with the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey on Lisianski Island in 1966. Banding lists include band numbers 757-28001 to 757-28200. Additional lists include population counts for birds, seals, and turtles.

List of birds collected by Heller in Peru during the National Geographic Society Yale University Peruvian Expedition, 1915. Includes 2 lists. The small notebook pages includes numbered lists of birds (with common name) headed by location, including Ocobamba Pass, and subheaded by old collection, new, and birds seen. Several locations are unidentifiable. The larger notebook pages are headed by fami

Consists of a two page list of specimens recorded on the Steamer "Hassler" from the vicinity of Santa Catalina Island, during 1877 - 1878. The list contains a table of data with no. of angle, letter, depth, and character [sea bottom]. Also contains an envelope addressed to the superintendent of the Coast and Geodetic Survey Library and Archives in Washington D.C.

The 11 loose, typed pages are titled "List of Fishes Collected and Observed in North and South Carolina by the Steamer Fish Hawk, During the Winter of 1890-91" by William Converse Kendall. The list details scientific names of specimens, location where specimens were collected, and notes, usually about how common fish were in the area, and what conditions might affect numbers (i.e. parasites). Incl