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Hobbs, field notes, Georgia, May 1941

by: Hobbs, Horton H. (Horton Holcombe), 1914-1994

Publication date: 1941

Topics: Invertebrates, Limnology, Crayfish

Collection: biodiversity; sifieldbooks

Contributor: Smithsonian Institution Archives

Language: English

The field notes document Horton Hobbs' work on crayfish in the vicinity of Waynesboro, Georgia, during May 1941. Work may have been completed with his wife, Georgia Hobbs. The volume contains a list of location descriptions. They contain a location/station identifier (5-1841-1, 5-2541-1, and 5-2541-2), location information, followed by a narrative describing vegetation present, water, type and abundance of fauna present, and method of collecting. Also contains information about expenses

Abstract: The field notes document Horton Hobbs' work on crayfish in the vicinity of Waynesboro, Georgia, during May 1941. Work may have been completed with his wife, Georgia Hobbs. The volume contains a list of location descriptions. They contain a location/station identifier (5-1841-1, 5-2541-1, and 5-2541-2), location information, followed by a narrative describing vegetation present, water, type and abundance of fauna present, and method of collecting. Also contains information about expenses.