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The field notes and diary document Bohumil Shimek's work in Audubon and Shelby counties, Iowa, December 12, 1912; August 13 - September 7, 1913. Entries are dated and describe travel details, weather, terrain (layers, composition, color, appearance, measurements,deposits of loess, presence of fossils), descriptions of cuts (numbered) in terrain along the railroads, list of trees observed at sites,

The field notes and diary document Bohumil Shimek's work in Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, August 17 - December 2, 1912; June 21 - 23, 1913; October 12 - 17, 1920. Entries are dated and often with location, travel details, weather, photographs taken, plant specimens collected, preparing slime mold and fungi specimens, lists of plants at locations, daily activities, individuals with whom worked, collect

This field book documents Cooper's paleontological and geological field work in Glass Mountain and Guadalupes, West Texas from 31 March to 17 April 1968. Cooper includes some description of stratigraphy (some sketches with measurements included). Sponge, mollusk, and possibly other types of specimen are noted as found or collected. Locations include but are not limited to Dugout Mountain, Yucca Ca

These 2 pages of notes document Cooper's paleontological and geological field work in Glass Mountain, West Texas on 15 July 1948. The brachiopoda genus institella is noted. The finding aid for this item states this item should contain pages 0114-0144, however, these pages are marked only "565". No other pages are found.

This field book documents Cooper's paleontological and geological field work in Glass Mountain, West Texas from 18-23 August 1956. Cooper notes Fusulines found in the Scacchinella (brachiopoda) bed at Wolf Camp formation. Cooper describes stratigraphy of localities. Locations include but are not limited to Leonard Mountain, Wolf Camp Hills, Hess Ranch, and Windmill Hill. Pages 0415-0432.

This field book documents Cooper's paleontological and geological field work in Glass Mountain, West Texas from 22-25 April 1963. These notes mostly contain notes on geology, although coral, sponge, and brachiopods are noted. Locations include but are not limited to Windmill Hill, and Hess Ranch. Some coordinates are included.

This field book documents Cooper's paleontological and geological field work in Glass Mountain, West Texas from 18-19 April 1964. Cooper includes some description of stratigraphy (some sketches with measurements included). He notes abundant sponge and fusulinids found. Locations include but are not limited to Hess Ranch, Lenox Hill, and the west side of Dugout Mountain. Alphanumeric codes in this

This field book documents Cooper's paleontological and geological field work in Glass Mountain, West Texas from 27 March to 3 April 1966. Cooper includes some description of stratigraphy (some sketches with measurements included) and lists of fossils found at various levels. Sponges, brachiopods, fusulines, bryozoans, metazoans, mollusks, and possibly other types of specimen were found or collecte

This field book documents Cooper's paleontological and geological field work in Glass Mountain, West Texas, and various places in Oklahoma, Missouri, and Arkansas from 14 April to 23 May 1970. Cooper notes localities where he collected, sometimes naming types of fossils seen or collected. Brachiopod and possibly other types of specimen are noted. Locations include but are not limited to Dugout Mou

This field book contains notes on the paleontological specimen and geology in the South, Midwest, and Southwest United States taken between 1931 and 1955, although not continuously. Cooper describes stratigraphy, often providing color and consistency of shale in which fossils are found. Examples of fossils noted include cephalopoda, trilobites and brachiopoda genera streptorhynchus, pionodema, mim

According to a news clipping in field book, Mann went to Fiji to study the "distribution of organic species in it relation to the origin of the islands and reefs." He worked along W.G. Foye, Assistant of Geology division at Harvard University. The field book begins with a variety of information: addresses from across the United States and Fiji; requests for wood specimens by scientific name; list

The field book details collecting efforts and observations of the Solomon Islands and Fiji, while William Mann was collecting as a Sheldon Traveling Fellow. Entries appear to be chronological, but dates are not consistently given. The first several pages have been marked out, but are still legible. The book also includes lists of supplies, some hand-drawn sketches, list of expenses, addresses, and