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The second diary documents Waldo L. Schmitt's work during the Palmer Peninsula (Antarctica) Survey, 1962-1963. Covers dates November 24, 1962 - March 10, 1963. Diary includes copies of drafts of correspondence, expenses and meteorological data. Contains data tables through out the diary. Some include dates, time of day, latitude and longitude positions and quantities of observed(?) including seals

The Waldo Schmitt's miscellaneous notes are from his work during the Palmer Peninsula (Antarctica) Survey, 1962-1963. Many of the notes relate to judging the suitability of sites for collecting, conditions during collecting, and dates of these observations. Some notes consist of lists, others are journal style in structure. Many have related dates. Some notes include citations or brief summaries o

Miscellaneous notes document Waldo L. Schmitt's work during the Palmer Peninsula (Antarctica) Survey, 1962-1963. Notes cover observations about graduate students working on site, notebook covering his work done at the McMurdo Station on Ross Island. Notes describe laboratory space, staff (by name), equipment, methods, station conditions, and scheduling of fieldwork locations.

Miscellaneous notes cover work completed by Waldo Schmitt during the Palmer Peninsula (Antarctica) Survey, 1962-1963. Includes notes about selection of landing sites (terrain, water accessibility) and materials collected and by whom (some including references to fossils). Locations discussed include bases in Dorian Bay, Paradise Harbor, Lockroy, and Arthur Seymour Island, Dorian Bay and Snow Hill.

Notebook and station data documents collecting completed during the Palmer Peninsula (Antarctica) Survey, 1962-1963. The notebook includes descriptions of specimens and accompanying flora and fauna observed in dredging results, manner of collection, and depth, with corresponding to station numbers. Additionally, Waldo Schmitt lists types of grass, algae and other flora collected from beaches visit

This field book contains a list of plant specimens numbered 1-39, but not in order. The notebook also contains dated entries from 21 October to 3 November 1971 listing taxonomic names, descriptions of the locations where specimens were found, notes on abundance, and a note when a photo was taken. Collector numbers include 2121-2158. Some Abbreviations are used to note additional information. Two e

This memoranda book contains bird banding lists and bird population counts of T. James Lewis, from his work with the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey in 1966. Banding lists include band numbers 544-51601 to 863-99677 . Other lists indicate bird and nest counts. Activities were conducted on Southeast Island, Pearl and Hermes Reef.

This is the personal diary kept by Waldo Schmitt on the Lower California Cruise of the Albatross, February 28 - May 9 (pp. 3 - 176) and the Chignik Biological Survey May 17 - September 11 and (pp. 177-185). Entries are dated, and include personal details of the voyage as well as information about collecting. Subject matter covers interactions with participants; daily events and narratives; his fir

This item consists of the field notes of Margaret Collins from collections made in Peru and Guyana, 1985. Specimen lists include: number, date, locality, and collection notes. Numbers listed include PER-1 through PER-37 and GT-86-2 through GT86-14b. Collins collected termites and possibly other insects.

The album is a compilation of black and white photographs taken by William M. Mann as a member of the Philip Expedition to the Middle East. The album appears to be organized chronologically, beginning with images of a port, historic sites, local people in village and rural surroundings and then during the travels across arid regions with the use of camel caravan, including images of foreign and lo

Black-and-white photographs depict geological formations of mountains in Quebec province of Canada. Some images have captions on the reverse. Images are overview and detail images of rock beds, cliffs, and vistas. Often detail images include a hammer to help indicate proportions. Locations include Ville Guay and Lévis.

The notes are the observations of M. Moynihan of Piranga (Flame-colored Tanager), 1958-1962. Pages are numbered. Entries include date, location, and type. Observations describe appearance, behavior, and calls of birds in the wild. Additionally lists sex, time of day, observations of individuals and pairs, location in their environment, and behavior during feeding, copulation, and nest-building. In