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This item includes observation worksheets and unbound journal of Walter Bulmer from his work with the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey during 1966 and 1967. Notes include sequential entries that document bird observations on Gardner Island, Howland Island, Jarvis Island, and Swain's Island. Included among the notes are a couple of small illustrations of dolphins and birds. This item contains both o

The research data documents Louis Hutchins' participation in United States Navy Buoy Fouling Survey, 1943-1947. Includes descriptions of buoy locations, headed with alpha-number designation (T1 - T22) detailing location, length of time in place, water depth, depth of fouling, type, mooring type, extent and content of fouling, sometimes broken down about length of buoy structure. It lists depth of

This item consists of photocopied field notes taken by David L. Burckhalter in 1967 as part of his work with the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey. The notes include sequential entries that document his observations of birds on Southeast Island, Pearl and Hermes Reef, and Lisianski Island. There are references to several bird species including Albatross and Blue-faced Boobies. Also included is a she

Original logbook of the Albatross, station numbers c 20001 to 20040, 30 October to 14 December 1919. 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,

The notes document M. Moynihan's observations of Cacajou rubicundus (Vakari monkey), at Washington Zoo; Bronx Zoo; and Barro Colorado Island, Panama, 1958-1959, 1964-1965. Pages are numbered. Entries are headed with location, date, and type. Observations include sex, appearance, behavior (feeding, fighting, displaying), calls, and results of discussions with animal keepers. Entries are not chronol

This field book contains narrative notes documenting Goldman's daily field work and travels through California and Mexico. Specimen numbers are 1-32 and 37-49 for skulls. Notes discuss collecting mostly mammals such as chipmunks, kangaroo rats, squirrels, raccoon, deer, and other animals. Occasionally reptiles and birds are mentioned, especially in regard to the collecting activities of Goldman's

Notes are M. Moynihan's observations of Callithrix jacchus (Tufted ear marmoset) at London Zoo and Paris Zoo, 1959, 1961. Includes four pages of notes. They are headed with date, location, and type. Observations record time of day, location, appearance, calls, individual and interpersonal behavior, sex, and effect of animal keeper's presence.

The notebook documents the work of Harry S. Ladd for the U.S. Geological Survey in the Canal Zone [Panama], June 14 - September 25, 1912. The volume begins with an index that lists page number and location. Entries are dated and headed with location or route, followed by a narrative description of route, observations of topography, formations, sketches and geological sections with notes, fossils c

The notebook documents the work of Harry S. Ladd for the U.S. Geological Survey in the Canal Zone [Panama], 1912. The volume begins with an index that lists page number and location and topic. Entries are dated and headed with location or route, followed by a narrative description of route, observations of topography, formations, sketches and geological sections with notes, fossils collected, samp

This is a field catalog of birds collected by Frederick W. True and Daniel W. Prentiss from May 23 - August 26, 1895. Localities include but may not be limited to Alaska, Washington state, and British Columbia. Dated entries include species name, sex, and specific locality. Field numbers range from 1-134.

The field book is a catalogue of specimens collected in 1868 during the Western Union Telegraph Expedition to Alaska. Includes specimen numbers (1601-1872), collector, description, and location. Sometimes also includes date and sex (if applicable). Half the notebook is blank.

The field book documents supplies for Expedition members and a catalogue of specimens collected in 1871-1871 during the Western Union Telegraph Expedition to Alaska. Includes specimen numbers (1601-1872), collector, description, and location. Sometimes also includes date and sex (if applicable).