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Donald S. Erdman Papers

Creator::: Erdman, Donald S. Search this

Extent:: 0.5 cu. ft. (1 document box)

Type:: Collection descriptions; Archival materials; Account books; Diaries; Field notes; Color transparencies; Color photographs; Color negatives; Manuscripts

Place:: Persian Gulf; Red Sea

Date:: 1948

Descriptive Entry:: These papers document Erdman's field work in the Persian Gulf and Red Sea and include a journal and account book; notes, lists, and collection data; and color photographs, slides, and negatives.

Historical Note:: Donald S. Erdman served as a Scientific Aid in the Division of Fishes, United States National Museum (USNM), from 1947 to 1950. In 1948, Erdman participated in a fisheries survey of the Persian Gulf and Red Sea under the auspices of the Arabian American Oil Company, on which he collected nearly 5,000 fishes for the USNM.

Topic:: Fisheries Search this; Ichthyology Search this

Genre/Form:: Account books; Diaries; Field notes; Color transparencies; Color photographs; Color negatives; Manuscripts

Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7428, Donald S. Erdman Papers

Identifier:: Record Unit 7428

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Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Henry Leslie Osborn Manuscript

Creator::: Osborn, Henry Leslie, 1857-1940 Search this

Extent:: 0.25 cu. ft. (1 half document box)

Type:: Collection descriptions; Archival materials; Manuscripts

Date:: circa 1879-1881

Introduction:: This finding aid was digitized with funds generously provided by the Smithsonian Institution Women's Committee.

Descriptive Entry:: This collection consists of portions of a manuscript written by Osborn while on board the Victor, a fishing vessel owned by Joseph O. Proctor, Jr., as an observer in the summer of 1879. The schooner set out from Gloucester, Massachusetts, and continued up the coast to fish off the banks of Newfoundland, Canada. Seven sections document the activities of the crew during their passage including the nationality of the crew, the crew at home, the routine of daily life on board, the routine of daily life while fishing off the banks, pastimes on board ship, the routine of life at baiting stations, and superstitions of the fishermen. A table of contents and list of illustrations are included, but the illustrations themselves are not contained in this copy of the manuscript.

Osborn records his own misconceptions about sailors as well as the facts he encounters aboard the Victor. Included are the figures for the summer trip, as an example of computing methods, supplied by the owner, Joseph O. Proctor, Jr., an example of a popular ballad sung by the fishermen and their opinions.

The manuscript was later published in sections IV and V of The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States (1887) with John Templeman Brown as Associate Author and George Brown Goode as Editor.

Historical Note:: Henry Leslie Osborn (1857-1940) was born in Newark, New Jersey. He received his A.B. from Wesleyan University in 1878, and the next year he became an agent with the United States Fish Commission. In 1881, Osborn returned to the classroom, and in 1884 he received his Ph.D. in zoology from the Johns Hopkins University. For the remainder of his career Osborn devoted himself to college life, first as a Professor of Zoology at Purdue University and later as Professor, Dean of the Faculty, and eventually Acting President of Hamline University.

Topic:: Ichthyology Search this; Ichthyologists Search this

Genre/Form:: Manuscripts

Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7387, Henry Leslie Osborn Manuscript

Identifier:: Record Unit 7387

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Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Advisory Committee - Ichthyology, Ernest A. Lachner, Chairman

Collection Creator::: Association of Systematics Collections Search this

Container:: Box 26 of 34

Type:: Archival materials

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7459, Association of Systematics Collections, Records

See more items in:: Records; Records / Box 26

Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Desana Ethno-Ichthyology

Collection Creator:: Meggers, Betty Jane Search this; Evans, Clifford, 1920-1981 Search this

Container:: Box 21

Type:: Archival materials

Date:: undated

Collection Restrictions:: The Betty J. Meggers and Clifford Evans papers are open for research. Personal correspondence, however, is RESTRICTED until 2026.

Collection Rights:: Contact the repository for terms of use.

Collection Citation:: Betty J. Meggers and Clifford Evans Papers, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution

Sponsor:: Funding for the processing of this collection was provided by the Smithsonian Institution's Collections Care and Preservation Fund.

See more items in:: Betty J. Meggers and Clifford Evans Papers; Betty J. Meggers and Clifford Evans Papers / Series 2: Writings / 2.3: Writings By Others

Archival Repository:: National Anthropological Archives

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Records

Creator::: American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists Search this

Extent:: 2.69 cu. ft. (2 record storage boxes) (1 16x20 box)

Type:: Collection descriptions; Archival materials; Manuscripts; Pamphlets; Serials (publications); Black-and-white photographs

Date:: 1935-1997

Descriptive Entry:: This accession consists of records documenting the administration of the American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists (ASIH). Materials include correspondence and memoranda; travel grant, fellowship, and membership information; annual meeting program and abstracts; announcements; financial reports; meeting minutes; committee information; and photographs of ASIH members.

Topic:: Professional associations Search this; Herpetology Search this; Ichthyology Search this

Genre/Form:: Manuscripts; Pamphlets; Serials (publications); Black-and-white photographs

Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Accession 06-128, American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Records

Identifier:: Accession 06-128

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Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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ASIH Advisory Committee. A National Plan for Ichthyology, 1976

Collection Creator::: American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists Search this

Container:: Box 2 of 3

Type:: Archival materials

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Accession 06-128, American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Records

See more items in:: Records; Records / Box 2

Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Website Records

Topic:: Backbone (National Museum of Natural History (U.S.). Department of Vertebrate Zoology) (Serial)

Creator::: National Museum of Natural History Search this

Type:: Collection descriptions; Archival materials; Electronic records

Date:: 2007

Descriptive Entry:: This accession consists of three departmental websites as they existed in 2007. All were replaced by redesigned websites during the spring and summer of 2007. It is unknown when any of the three websites were first made available to the public.

The Department of Invertebrate Zoology website features information about staff research, departmental collections, and the history of the department. It also includes departmental newsletters, staff biographies, and information for visiting scientists.

The Department of Mineral Sciences website features information about departmental research, collections, programs, laboratories, exhibitions, and seminars as well as staff biographies.

The Department of Vertebrate Zoology website includes information for visiting scientists, fellows, volunteers, and interns; the departmental newsletter, "Backbone;" and staff biographies. The website also includes a subsection for each of the four divisions within the department, Division of Fishes, Division of Amphibians and Reptiles, Division of Birds, and Division of Mammals. Each subsection includes information about departmental research, collections, loans, programs, and policies as well as information for visiting scientists and for the public.

Topic:: Mammals Search this; Mammalogy Search this; Birds Search this; Ornithology Search this; Reptiles Search this; Amphibians Search this; Fishes Search this; Vertebrates Search this; Mineralogy Search this; Minerals Search this; Natural history museums Search this; Natural history museum curators Search this; Research Search this; Museums -- Collection management Search this; Museums -- Employees Search this; Museum exhibits Search this; Lectures and lecturing Search this; Invertebrates Search this; Ichthyologists Search this; Ichthyology Search this; Herpetologists Search this; Herpetology Search this; Ornithologists Search this; Zoology Search this; Zoologists Search this; Mineralogists Search this; Laboratories Search this; Mammalogists Search this; Web sites Search this; Museums -- Public relations Search this

Genre/Form:: Electronic records

Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Accession 07-187, National Museum of Natural History, Website Records

Identifier:: Accession 07-187

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Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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James C. Tyler Papers

Creator::: Tyler, James C., 1935- Search this

Extent:: 12 cu. ft. (12 record storage boxes)

Type:: Collection descriptions; Archival materials; Manuscripts; Clippings; Picture postcards; Newspapers; Serials (publications); Drawings; Maps; Scientific illustrations; Sketches; Black-and-white negatives; Black-and-white photographs; Black-and-white transparencies; Color negatives; Color photographs; Color transparencies; Audiotapes

Date:: 1950-2006

Descriptive Entry:: This accession includes papers covering the entire span of James C. Tyler's career as an ichthyologist, including his tenure at the National Air and Space Museum, as Acting Director, and at the National Museum of Natural History, as Associate Director, Deputy Director and Senior Scientist. Materials include correspondence files and related personal papers, photographs, autobiographical materials, expedition records and other project files.

Topic:: Ichthyology Search this; Fishes Search this; Scientific expeditions Search this; Ichthyologists Search this

Genre/Form:: Manuscripts; Clippings; Picture postcards; Newspapers; Serials (publications); Drawings; Maps; Scientific illustrations; Sketches; Black-and-white negatives; Black-and-white photographs; Black-and-white transparencies; Color negatives; Color photographs; Color transparencies; Audiotapes

Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Accession 05-082, James C. Tyler Papers

Identifier:: Accession 05-082

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Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Rosa Smith Eigenmann Papers

Creator::: Eigenmann, Rosa Smith, 1858-1947 Search this

Extent:: 1 cu. ft. (1 record storage box)

Type:: Collection descriptions; Archival materials; Clippings; Manuscripts; Picture postcards; Black-and-white photographs; Color photographs

Date:: 1845, 1884-1939, 1970, 1973

Descriptive Entry:: Rosa Smith Eigenmann, one of the first female ichthyologists, was born in Monmouth, Illinois in 1858, the youngest of nine children. Her family later moved to California where Rosa finished her secondary schooling at Point Loma Seminary. In California she took an interest in the natural history of the area and joined the San Diego Society of Natural History. She began to collect, observe and identify local species of animals and birds.

Soon after Rosa discovered the bling goby (Othonops eos) in the Point Loma Peninsula, San Diego, she met ichthyologist David Starr Jordan in 1879. Impressed, Jordan encouraged Rosa to come study with him at Indiana University. She spent two years there before having to go home to help with an illness in her family. However, before she left Jordan introduced her to a German student of his named Carl H. Eigenmann who was in the process of getting his doctorate in ichthyology.

Now back in San Diego, Rosa began formally describing and publishing on various species of blind goby and other fish, and she also continued to correspond with Carl Eigenmann. By the time Rosa and Carl were married on August 20, 1887, Rosa had published nearly 20 papers. The two were curators at the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco before going to Harvard to study the Agassiz fish collections. Additionally they spent a great deal of time in South America collecting and studying fresh water fish. Some 150 species of fish are credited to Rosa and Carl. Rosa passed away in 1947.

This accession consists of correspondence documenting the research and collecting of Rosa Smith Eigenmann and her husband Carl H. Eigenmann. The correspondence is from other scientists at universities across the United States, as well as from the Smithsonian Institution and the United States National Museum which received specimens from Rosa. Correspondents include Spencer Fullerton Baird and Samuel Henshaw. There is also a substantial amount of correspondence between Rosa and Carl's daughter Adele Eigenmann and her husband John Oliver Elier. Some materials date from after the death of Rosa. Materials include correspondence, photographs, notes, postcards, clippings, and publications.

Topic:: Ichthyologists Search this; Ichthyology Search this; Freshwater fishes Search this; Biological specimens -- Collection and preservation Search this

Genre/Form:: Clippings; Manuscripts; Picture postcards; Black-and-white photographs; Color photographs

Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Accession 14-106, Rosa Smith Eigenmann Papers

Identifier:: Accession 14-106

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Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Collection Building in Ichthyology and Herpetology, 1990, 1992

Collection Creator::: Patuxent Wildlife Research Center Search this

Container:: Box 7 of 8

Type:: Archival materials

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Accession 13-082, Curatorial Records

See more items in:: Curatorial Records; Curatorial Records / Box 7

Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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State of Ichthyology-Herpetology Committee, 1991

Collection Creator::: Patuxent Wildlife Research Center Search this

Container:: Box 7 of 8

Type:: Archival materials

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Accession 13-082, Curatorial Records

See more items in:: Curatorial Records; Curatorial Records / Box 7

Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Ichthyological/Herpetological Collections Committee - Pietsch, 1993-1994

Collection Creator::: Patuxent Wildlife Research Center Search this

Container:: Box 7 of 8

Type:: Archival materials

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Accession 13-082, Curatorial Records

See more items in:: Curatorial Records; Curatorial Records / Box 7

Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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George Brown Goode Collection

Creator::: Goode, G. Brown (George Brown), 1851-1896 Search this

Extent:: 15.43 cu. ft. (30 document boxes) (1 12x17 box)

Type:: Collection descriptions; Archival materials; Signatures (names); Diaries; Scrapbooks; Manuscripts; Black-and-white photographs

Date:: circa 1814-1897 and undated, with related materials to 1925

Introduction:: The bulk of the George Brown Goode Collection (Record Unit 7050) predates the establishment of the present-day Smithsonian Institution Archives. A small addition of autograph letters was received from the Division of Political History, National Museum of American History in 1983 under accession number 83-081.

Descriptive Entry:: The George Brown Goode Collection provides partial documentation of his professional career and personal life. The collection is strongest in documenting his research on fishes and fisheries. His administrative career at the United States National Museum, his theories on museums, and his historical research are documented to a lesser extent.

Goode's correspondence is found in three separate series. He assembled a large collection of autograph letters and signatures of scientists, government officials, diplomats, artists, literary figures, and socialites. The autograph collection represents a good part of Goode's official and professional correspondence since most of the letters were removed from his files. He also acquired letters and signatures of many historical figures. Series 2 consists of incoming and outgoing correspondence relating to Goode's professional career. Included are letters documenting his activities in professional societies; his career at Wesleyan University; and his research on the history of science.

Incoming correspondence with several of the leading ichthyologists of the 19th century is a part of a large group of collected materials on fish and fisheries. Also included are voluminous notes, lists, manuscripts, statistics, news clippings, maps, and drawings relating to Goode's ichthyological research. Other records documenting Goode's work on fish and fisheries include publications, news clippings, memorabilia, and related materials collected during his service at the Great International Fisheries Exhibition in London in 1883; and manuscripts, drafts, and research data from his unpublished ichthyological bibliography.

The remainder of the collection consists of assembled materials relating to Goode's professional career and his personal life. Included are scrapbooks and notebooks maintained during his childhood, college days, and early career; biographical materials on Goode including obituaries, memorials, and news clippings; collected manuscripts, notes, photographs, and drawings relating to most aspects of his professional work; and an unpublished manuscript on the history of American science.

Goode's career at the USNM is thoroughly documented in several record units in the Smithsonian Archives. Researchers interested in his work as Assistant Director and Assistant Secretary in charge of the United States National Museum should consult Record Units 54, 112, and 189. Record Unit 54 also contains records concerning his work for the United States Commission of Fish and Fisheries. Goode's role in international expositions can be examined in record unit 70.

Historical Note:: George Brown Goode (1851-1896), ichthyologist and museum administrator, was born in New Albany, Indiana. His childhood was spent in Anenia, New York, where he developed a strong interest in natural history. He entered Wesleyan University at Middletown, Connecticut, in 1866, and was graduated in 1870. In 1870, Goode was admitted to Harvard University for a year of post-graduate study under Louis Agassiz. The following year he received an invitation from Wesleyan to undertake the arrangement and direction of the newly established Judd Museum of Natural History. He retained his official connection with Wesleyan until 1877.

In 1872, Goode met Spencer F. Baird, Assistant Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution and United States Fish Commissioner. Baird invited him to work as a volunteer collector for the United States Commission of Fish and Fisheries (USCFF). Goode accepted and became Baird's chief pupil and assistant. For the next several years, Goode spent his summers collecting fishes off the Atlantic coasts of Long Island, Florida, and Bermuda. In 1873, he was appointed Assistant Curator in the United States National Museum (USNM), a position he retained until 1877 when his title was changed to Curator. In 1881, when the new USNM building was completed, Goode was promoted to Assistant Director. On January 12, 1887, Goode was appointed Assistant Secretary in charge of the USNM and he remained the chief administrative officer of the Museum until his death in 1896.

Goode's primary scientific interest was ichthyology, and he published both scientific and popular works on fish and fisheries. After receiving an appointment at the USNM, Goode continued to work for the USCFF in various capacities. He acted as statistical expert for the Halifax Fishery Arbitration Commission, 1877-1878; chief of the Fisheries Division of the Tenth Census, 1879-1880; and United States Commissioner at the Fisheries Exhibitions in Berlin,1880, and in London, 1883. After the death of Spencer F. Baird in 1887, Goode assumed the position of Fish Commissioner until January, 1888.

Goode has been described as the father of the modern American museum. Through his administration of the USNM and writings on the subject, Goode served as a strong advocate of the role of museums in the education of the general public. Shortly after he was appointed Assistant Director in 1881, Goode issued Circular No. 1 of the National Museum, which set forth a comprehensive scheme of organization for the museum. He oversaw a period of tremendous growth at the USNM. Under his direction museum staff grew from thirteen to over 200 and specimens increased from two hundred thousand to over three million. Goode published several articles geared toward the museum professional including "Museum History and Museums of History," 1888; "Museums of the Future," 1890; and "Principles of Museum Administration," 1895.

A logical extension of Goode's talents was his service at many of the international expositions held during the latter part of the nineteenth century. In fact, Goode's work designing the Smithsonian exhibits at the Centennial Exposition of 1876 helped to plant the ideas that would blossom in his organization of the USNM in the early 1880s. Goode is generally credited with applying museum theories to expositions and helping to " . . . widen their scope from the merely commercial and industrial to the educational and scientific."

Goode was also a historian, bibliographer, and genealogist. He studied the history of American science and produced several papers on the subject. These included "The Beginnings of Natural History in America," 1886; "The Beginnings of American Science: The Third Century," 1888; and "The Origin of the National Scientific and Educational Institutions of the United States," 1890. He also planned, edited, and wrote several chapters of the posthumously published "The Smithsonian Institution, 1846-1896: The History of Its First Half Century, 1897." He compiled bibliographies of several prominent naturalists, and his "Virginia Cousins," 1887, was considered a model genealogy.

In addition to the standard biographical memoirs, an excellent discussion of Goode and his work is found in Edward P. Alexander's "Museum Masters," 1984.

Chronology:: February 13, 1851 -- Born in New Albany, Indiana

1870 -- Graduated, Wesleyan University

1870-1871 -- Graduate work, Harvard University under Louis Agassiz

1871-1877 -- Curator of the Orange Judd Museum of Natural History, Wesleyan University

1872 -- Met Spencer F. Baird in Eastport, Maine

1872-1878 -- Made collections of Atlantic Coast fishes for U.S. Fish Commission

1873 -- Elected member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science

1873-1878 -- Assistant Curator, U.S. National Museum

1876 -- Installed Smithsonian exhibits at the Centennial Exposition, Philadelphia

1876 -- Published "Catalogue of the Fishes of the Bermudas"

1877 -- Employed by Department of State on statistical work for Halifax Commission

1877-1881 -- Curator, U.S. National Museum

1879 -- Published "Catalogue of the Collection to illustrate the Animal Resources and the Fisheries of the United States"

1879-1880 -- Directed U.S. Fish Commission survey of American fisheries for 10th census

1880 -- U.S. Commissioner, Berlin International Fisheries Exposition

1881 -- Issued Circular No. 1 of the U.S. National Museum

1881-1887 -- Assistant Director, U.S. National Museum

1883 -- U.S. Commissioner, Great International Fisheries Exposition, London

1883 -- Smithsonian representative, Southern Exposition, Louisville

1883 -- Published bibliography of Spencer F. Baird

1884 -- Smithsonian representative, Cincinnati Industrial Exposition

1885 -- Smithsonian representative, World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition, New Orleans

1886 -- President, Biological Society of Washington

1886 -- Published "The Beginnings of Natural History in America"

1887-1888 -- United States Fish Commissioner

1887-1896 -- Assistant Secretary, in charge of the U.S. National Museum

1888 -- Published "The Beginnings of American Science: The Third Century"

1888 -- Published "Museum History and Museums of History"

1888 -- Published "American Fishes. A Popular Treatise upon the Game and Food Fishes of North America"

1888 -- Member, National Academy of Sciences

1888 -- LL.D. degree, Wesleyan University

1890 -- Published "Museums of the Future"

1890 -- Published "The Origin of the National Scientific and Educational Institutions of the United States"

1891 -- Published bibliography of Charles Girard

1892 -- Published "Virginia Cousins," a genealogy of the Goode family

1892-1893 -- Commissioner General, Columbian Historical Exposition, Madrid

1893 -- President, Philosophical Society of Washington

1893-1894 -- Smithsonian representative, World's Columbian Exposition

1894-1896 -- President, District of Columbia Society of the Sons of the American Revolution

1895 -- Smithsonian representative, Cotton States and International Exposition, Atlanta

1895 -- Published "Principles of Museum Administration"

1895 -- Published "Oceanic Ichthyology" (with T.H. Bean)

1895 -- Published bibliography of Philip Lutley Sclater

September 6, 1896 -- Death at Washington, D.C.

Topic:: Ichthyology Search this; Museums -- Administration Search this

Genre/Form:: Signatures (names); Diaries; Scrapbooks; Manuscripts; Black-and-white photographs

Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7050, George Brown Goode Collection

Identifier:: Record Unit 7050

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ICHTHYOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY, CIRCA 1870s-1890s. ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY.

Collection Creator::: Goode, G. Brown (George Brown), 1851-1896 Search this

Type:: Archival materials

Note:: In the late 1870s, George Brown Goode began to compile information for a complete bibliography of ichthyology, including the names of all genera and species published as new. He continued to work on the project until his death in 1896. The work was never published. This series consists of Goode's manuscript and research data from his contemplated bibliography. The material is arranged alphabetically by author or publication.

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7050, George Brown Goode Collection

Identifier:: Record Unit 7050, Series 5

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Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Box 16

Collection Creator::: Goode, G. Brown (George Brown), 1851-1896 Search this

Type:: Archival materials

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7050, George Brown Goode Collection

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Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Folders 1-4 Ichthyological Bibliography, A-B

Collection Creator::: Goode, G. Brown (George Brown), 1851-1896 Search this

Container:: Box 16 of 31

Type:: Archival materials

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7050, George Brown Goode Collection

See more items in:: George Brown Goode Collection; George Brown Goode Collection / Series 5: ICHTHYOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY, CIRCA 1870s-1890s. ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY. / Box 16

Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Box 17

Collection Creator::: Goode, G. Brown (George Brown), 1851-1896 Search this

Type:: Archival materials

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7050, George Brown Goode Collection

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Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Folders 1-4 Ichthyological Bibliography, C-D

Collection Creator::: Goode, G. Brown (George Brown), 1851-1896 Search this

Container:: Box 17 of 31

Type:: Archival materials

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7050, George Brown Goode Collection

See more items in:: George Brown Goode Collection; George Brown Goode Collection / Series 5: ICHTHYOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY, CIRCA 1870s-1890s. ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY. / Box 17

Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Box 18

Collection Creator::: Goode, G. Brown (George Brown), 1851-1896 Search this

Type:: Archival materials

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7050, George Brown Goode Collection

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Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Folders 1-5 Ichthyological Bibliography, E-G

Collection Creator::: Goode, G. Brown (George Brown), 1851-1896 Search this

Container:: Box 18 of 31

Type:: Archival materials

Collection Citation:: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Record Unit 7050, George Brown Goode Collection

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Archival Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

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Henry Leslie Osborn Manuscript

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ASIH Advisory Committee. A National Plan for Ichthyology, 1976

Website Records

James C. Tyler Papers

Rosa Smith Eigenmann Papers

Collection Building in Ichthyology and Herpetology, 1990, 1992

State of Ichthyology-Herpetology Committee, 1991

Ichthyological/Herpetological Collections Committee - Pietsch, 1993-1994

George Brown Goode Collection

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ICHTHYOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY, CIRCA 1870s-1890s. ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY.

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Folders 1-4 Ichthyological Bibliography, C-D

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Folders 1-5 Ichthyological Bibliography, E-G

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