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This journal contains field notes documenting Richard Blackwelder's research in Saint Lucia, Martinique (no specimens there), Dominica from 22 March 12 July 1936 to study insects, especially beetles. Staphylinidae is one common family of beetle collected. This journal contains 118 pages. Blackwelder provides descriptions of flora and fauna of his surrounding environment. He also includes elevation

This journal contains field notes documenting Richard Blackwelder's research in Montserrat, Antigua, and Saint Kitts (Redonda was also visited, but no collecting occurred there) from 13 July to 27 October 1936 to study insects, especially beetles. Staphylinidae is one common family of beetle collected. This journal contains 120 pages. Blackwelder provides descriptions of flora and fauna of his sur

This journal contains field notes documenting Richard Blackwelder's research in Saint Croix, Puerto Rico, and Jamaica from 28 October 1936 to 7 March 1937 to study insects, especially beetles. He also travels to Saint Thomas, Saint John, Mona, Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Cuba during this trip, but he does not collect specimen in these places. This journal contains 152 pages. Blackwelder provide

This item consists of the photocopied field notes of Philip N. Lehner, from his work with the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey in October and November 1964. Daily journal entries document Lehner's travel, observations, and bird banding activities in Marshall Islands and Gilbert Islands. The notes include several maps of Marshall Islands atolls and islands. Also included are species checklists, a sh

This field book contains lists of freshwater mollusca specimens found and collected by Stelfox in Great Britain and Ireland, and possibly notes from Normandy and Norway, from 6 August 1905 to 10 July 1909. Specimen list includes notes on commonality and abundance, measurements, water temperatures, quantity, and other information. Localities include but are not limited to Ormeau Park, Oakleigh, Dow

This field book contains lists of freshwater mollusca specimens found and collected by Stelfox in Great Britain and Ireland, and possibly notes from Normandy and Norway, from 17 June 1911 to 10 September 1917. Specimen list includes notes on commonality and abundance, measurements, water temperatures, quantity, and other information. Localities include but are not limited to Killard Point, Bunnamu

This field book contains lists of freshwater mollusca specimens found and collected by Stelfox in Great Britain and Ireland, and possibly notes from Normandy and Norway, from 9 July 1909 to 11 June 1911. Specimen list includes notes on commonality and abundance, measurements, water temperatures, quantity, and other information. Localities include but are not limited to Marrick, Monaghan, Killadang

This item consists of the field notes of James P. Ludwig from his work with the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey in 1963 and 1964. Ludwig's field notes document his activities collecting and preparing skins and skeletons of birds on various Pacific Ocean islands including Midway Island and Kure Atoll. The notes also describe, to a lesser extent, tagging seals, collecting rats and mice, and surveyin

Hand-drawn maps from Graham's various collecting trips. Each map listed below. "Map of Washan and Mount Omei, 1925". "Map of the Ningyuenfu trip 1928" with coordinate information. "Map of Moupin or Mupin and Yachow districts". "Rough map of Mount Omei showing where collecting has been done", 1925 with elevations. Photo of “Sketch map of trip to Chiu-Long-Shien 150 miles south of Tatsienlu, July, A

This folder contains maps showing distribution and abundance of Mottled Petrel based on at-sea observations for the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program. Because there is no explanatory sheet in the folder, the dates (February 1963 - August 1965), creator, and interpretation of the maps are based on other items in the same series, Series 27 in SIA RU000245. Distribution and abundance data are r

Rafinesque's descriptive specimen list of fish, shells, turtles, mammals, insects, plants, and fungi collected during a field trip in 1818. This item includes numerous detailed drawings of specimen collected, especially fish. Rafinesque often uses the abbreviation "NG," probably indicating what he thinks is a "new genus." Most of the text is in French, but identifications use the English common na

Record of work done for Charles D. Walcott by S. Ward Loper on the Cambrian formations of Cape Breton, August - September 1900. Included in these notes are diagrams (maps) of locations, lists of fossils found (including trilobites, mollusks such as brachiopoda, and other types of specimen), and stratigraphy of certain locations. Numbers included in these field books may refer to station numbers, w