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Nelson, Edward William (with Edward Alphonso Goldman) Arizona, California, New Mexico, Panama -- Canal Zone, December 1906 - October 1909

by: Nelson, Edward William, 1855-1934; Goldman, Edward Alphonso, 1873-1946

Publication date: 1906

Topics: Mammalogy, United States, Arizona, California, New Mexico, Panama, Canal Zone

Collection: biodiversity; sifieldbooks

Contributor: Smithsonian Institution Archives

Language: English

The field catalog documents the mammals collected by Edward William Nelson and Edward Alphonso Goldman in Arizona, California, New Mexico, and Panama in the Canal Zone, December 30, 1906 - October 22, 1909, November 22, 1921. Volume includes multiple catalogs bound together; pagination restarts with each catalog. Entries cover some USNM catalog number (non consecutive), specimen number (19191 - 21039), sex, name (scientific), locality (town or geological landmark, state), date, measurements (3 types), and remarks. Remarks include a combination of details such as specimen preparation, notes on exchanges, specimen condition, whether topotypes, quantity of embryos, additional location information, terrain, altitude, habitat, additional measurements, and notes on types

Abstract: The field catalog documents the mammals collected by Edward William Nelson and Edward Alphonso Goldman in Arizona, California, New Mexico, and Panama in the Canal Zone, December 30, 1906 - October 22, 1909, November 22, 1921. Volume includes multiple catalogs bound together; pagination restarts with each catalog. Entries cover some USNM catalog number (non consecutive), specimen number (19191 - 21039), sex, name (scientific), locality (town or geological landmark, state), date, measurements (3 types), and remarks. Remarks include a combination of details such as specimen preparation, notes on exchanges, specimen condition, whether topotypes, quantity of embryos, additional location information, terrain, altitude, habitat, additional measurements, and notes on types.