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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

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

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

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

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

Original logbook of the Fish Hawk, 9 to 29 September 1887, station record numbers 1196 to 1335. 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 rank of

Original logbook of the Fish Hawk, 8 November 1892 to 24 March 1893, station record numbers 1809 to 1828. "Record of dredging, temperature and density" data include station number, date, time of day, time of tide, locality, exact position, depth, nature of bottom, dredging instrument used, direction of (drift, distance), temperature of (air, surface water, at depth of, at bottom), density at (surf

This item contains the photocopied field notes of Robert Fleet from his work with the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey in 1965. Field notes from Howland Island, Tutuila, Christmas Island, and Tongareva Atoll, and Caroline Atoll describe Fleet's observation and collection of birds. Observations of marine animals, land mammals, and plants are also present to a lesser extent. Some notes include observ

An inserted table of contents contains a full listing of localities and corresponding collector numbers. This field book contains a specimen list of botanical specimens collected from 22 March to 14 April 1958 in Colombia. Collector numbers 39317-39419 are included. Specimen list includes scientific name, date, locality, collector number, with occasional notes on locality or physical descriptions

The notebook describes work completed by William Foshag at Paricutín and Mesa de los Hornitos in Mexico, September 16, 1943 - October 27, 1945. Pages are numbered, entries are dated. Foshag highlights subjects in some entries by listing descriptive terms in the left hand margin, including shocks, arches, minerals, craters, and cone. Subject matter includes daily activities; ongoing eruptions and c

Field notes document William Foshag's work, March 21-July 8, 1944 at Paricutín Volcano in Mexico. The first set of entries are listed by time of day. Descriptions are primarily of the Zapicho vent and discuss types of lava formation observed; changes in topography including the cone; gas clouds; and samples collected. At the time of descriptions, eruptions and earthquakes were ongoing. Includes sk

The two sets of typed notes document William Foshag's fieldwork May 21 - August 1943, in Mexico at Paricutin Volcano. Entries are dated, and pages are numbered. Entries are detailed narratives describing aspects of the volcano, such as the flow of lava (smell, formation, and appearance); details and changes of the orilla, craters, and cone; area terrain; and effect on the village of Paricutin. Oth