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Field notes, eastern Kentucky, 1902

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The notebook documents geological fieldwork completed by August Foerste in Kentucky, 1902. Pages are numbered. Entries begin with location information (sometimes includes a combination of name of homeowner, geological landmark, town, distance from). They include geological sections with measurements, composition of terrain, type and color of stone, and sometimes sketches and hand drawn maps. Appea

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Field notes, includes botanical observations made in Washington, D.C., March 1-12, 1899 and March 8-11, 1900, miscellaneous notes, 1913 and 1915 and notes made on trip to the Patuxent River, Maryland, April 23-24, 1916

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This item contains sparse entries from 1899, 1900, 1915 and 1916. Entries are dated and include scientific names and localities.

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Field notes, partial list of birds seen in Wisconsin, 1898

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Alexander Wetmore records counts of birds in Wisconsin in 1898. Observations were completed when he was 12 years old. The lists are at the beginning and end of the notebook. The majority of the center is blank. Lists include of birds' common names and a corresponding count. The list in the back is titled "birds seen in Wisconsin" and is broken down by type: Grebes, Loons, Yulls & Terns, Cormorants

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Field notes, specimen no. 1-2579, Idaho, Oregon, Utah, Virginia, Wyoming, Alaska, and Canada, 1898-1899

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This field book contains data from Coville and Kearney's botanical collection endeavors in Idaho, Oregon, Utah, Virginia, Wyoming, Alaska, and Canada, from April 28, 1898-August 6, 1899. Dated entries typically contain only specimen no., date of collection, locality and scientific name. Specimen no. 1-2579 are represented in the volume.

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Field notes, specimen no. 751-807, Oregon, 1898

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This field book contains data from Coville's botanical collection and observation endeavors in Oregon from July 15, 1898-September 10, 1898. Dated entries contain information regarding locality and scientific name. Some entries include narrative descriptions of event surrounding the collection of specimens. Specimen no. 751-807 are represented in the volume. Localities include: Woodland, Lake Merr

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Field notes, undated

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The field book documents geological fieldwork completed by August Foerste. Entries are headed with location information and geological descriptions. Location information usually includes possibly name of town or landmarks (sometimes names of owners) like quarries, but identification is unclear. There are geological sections with measurements, descriptions of layer composition and color, type of st

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Field notes, undated, 2 volumes

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The brown notebook documents the work of August Foerste, and includes extensive sketches of fossils with notes. Pages are numbered, but the majority of information was entered back to front. Entries include observations of geology and collected specimens for locations around bluffs and river banks. Entries are organized by site and begin with directions to site observed. Includes hand drawn map of

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Field notes,Oregon, May 6-October 6, 1896, and West Virginia, January 19-25, 1897

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The field book primarily documents Bailey's field work from May 1896 through October 1896 in Oregon and West Virginia during January 1897. The first specimen is recorded at Norfolk, Nebraska on May 15, 1896. From Nebraska, Bailey moved through Wyoming to Oregon collecting, observing and writing lists of mammalian, reptilian, ornithological, and botanical scientific names. The item also includes a

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Field notes. Florida

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Field schedule, Africa (1976-1977) and Asia (1978-1987)

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This includes field Schedules for Africa and Asia, documenting M. Moynihan's behavioral observations of birds and mammals during 1976-1987. Notes list date ranges for locations across Africa for 1976-1977. These include Dakar, Parc National de Basse-Casamance, M'bour [Mbour], Senegal; Makekou, Gabon; Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire; and Roberts Field and Nimba, Liberia. The schedule for Asia covers 1978-19

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Finlay, C. John

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Fish 1881, no III

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Original logbook of the Fish Hawk, 14 September to 10 October 1881, station record numbers 1036 to 1049. Data recorded include instrument used, current number of observation, date, locality, bearings, time of day and tide, state of sky, temperature of (air, surface of water, at depth of, of bottom), depth, nature of bottom, direction of, force of, name of vessel, to what service attached, name and

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Field notes, eastern Kentucky, 1902

Field notes, includes botanical observations made in Washington, D.C., March 1-12, 1899 and March 8-11, 1900, miscellaneous notes, 1913 and 1915 and notes made on trip to the Patuxent River, Maryland, April 23-24, 1916

Field notes, partial list of birds seen in Wisconsin, 1898

Field notes, specimen no. 1-2579, Idaho, Oregon, Utah, Virginia, Wyoming, Alaska, and Canada, 1898-1899

Field notes, specimen no. 751-807, Oregon, 1898

Field notes, undated

Field notes, undated, 2 volumes

Field notes,Oregon, May 6-October 6, 1896, and West Virginia, January 19-25, 1897

Field notes. Florida

Field schedule, Africa (1976-1977) and Asia (1978-1987)

Finlay, C. John

Fish 1881, no III