cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-241
title: The Articles of Capitulation of California to the United States of America, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of the Articles of Capitulation of California to the United States of America, [s.d.]. "Articles of capitulation made and entered into at the rancho of Cahuenga (sic), this thirteenth day of January, Anno Domini, eighteen hundred and forty-seven between P.B. Reading, Major Louis McLane, Jr., Commanding Artillery; Wm. H Russell, Ordnance Officer, commissioners appointed by J.C. Fremont, Lieutenant-Colonel United States Army and Military Commandant of California; and Jose Antonio Carillo, Commandante de Esquadron, Augustin Olivera, Diputado, Commissioners, appointed by Don Andres Pico, commander-in-chief of the California forces under the Mexican flag." -- taken verbatim from Colonel John C. Fremont's memoirs.; CHS-6891: The photograph shows a document signed by representatives of the Mexican and United States governments, the Articles of Capitulation, surrendering California to the United States on January 13, 1847. It is written in Spanish and in cursive. It begins: "Articulos de Capitulación hecha el dia trece de Enero de mil ochocientos cuarenta y siete por Don José Ant. Carrillo [...]".; CHS-6892: Photograph of the second page of the Articles of Capitulation of California to the United States of America, [s.d.]. The photograph shows a document signed by representatives of the Mexican and United States governments, the Articles of Capitulation, surrendering California to the United States on January 13, 1847. It is written in Spanish and in cursive. It begins: "Art. 2. Que los Comisionados por parte del [...]".; CHS-6893: Photograph of the third page of the Articles of Capitulation of California to the United States of America, [s.d.]. The photograph shows a document signed by representatives of the Mexican and United States governments, the Articles of Capitulation, surrendering California to the United States on January 13, 1847. It is written in Spanish and in cursive. It begins: " a trece de Enero de mil ochoceintos cuarenta y siete [...]" and is followed by signatures.; Photograph of the fourth page of the Articles of Capitulation of California to the United States of America, [s.d.]. The photograph shows a document signed by representatives of the Mexican and United States governments, the Articles of Capitulation, surrendering California to the United States on January 13, 1847. It is written in Spanish and in cursive. It begins: "[...]acion y todas las contieiones de dicha palabras quidan [...]" and is followed by more signatures.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-242
title: The Articles of Capitulation of California to the United States of America, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of the Articles of Capitulation of California to the United States of America, [s.d.]. "Articles of capitulation made and entered into at the rancho of Cahuenga (sic), this thirteenth day of January, Anno Domini, eighteen hundred and forty-seven between P.B. Reading, Major Louis McLane, Jr., Commanding Artillery; Wm. H Russell, Ordnance Officer, commissioners appointed by J.C. Fremont, Lieutenant-Colonel United States Army and Military Commandant of California; and Jose Antonio Carillo, Commandante de Esquadron, Augustin Olivera, Diputado, Commissioners, appointed by Don Andres Pico, commander-in-chief of the California forces under the Mexican flag." -- taken verbatim from Colonel John C. Fremont's memoirs.; CHS-6891: The photograph shows a document signed by representatives of the Mexican and United States governments, the Articles of Capitulation, surrendering California to the United States on January 13, 1847. It is written in Spanish and in cursive. It begins: "Articulos de Capitulación hecha el dia trece de Enero de mil ochocientos cuarenta y siete por Don José Ant. Carrillo [...]".; CHS-6892: Photograph of the second page of the Articles of Capitulation of California to the United States of America, [s.d.]. The photograph shows a document signed by representatives of the Mexican and United States governments, the Articles of Capitulation, surrendering California to the United States on January 13, 1847. It is written in Spanish and in cursive. It begins: "Art. 2. Que los Comisionados por parte del [...]".; CHS-6893: Photograph of the third page of the Articles of Capitulation of California to the United States of America, [s.d.]. The photograph shows a document signed by representatives of the Mexican and United States governments, the Articles of Capitulation, surrendering California to the United States on January 13, 1847. It is written in Spanish and in cursive. It begins: " a trece de Enero de mil ochoceintos cuarenta y siete [...]" and is followed by signatures.; Photograph of the fourth page of the Articles of Capitulation of California to the United States of America, [s.d.]. The photograph shows a document signed by representatives of the Mexican and United States governments, the Articles of Capitulation, surrendering California to the United States on January 13, 1847. It is written in Spanish and in cursive. It begins: "[...]acion y todas las contieiones de dicha palabras quidan [...]" and is followed by more signatures.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-245
title: Great Seal of the State of California of 1851

description: Photograph of the Great Seal of the State of California of 1851. An ancient female soldier in armor with shield and spear is depicted sitting on shore near a bear, a shovel and minor digging with a pick, and a sheaf of wheat. Offshore are several sailing ships. Mountains rise in the distance. Legible writing around the circumference of the round seal reads, "The Great Seal of the State of California", and below a string of stars, "Eureka".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1273
title: Panoramic view of Sonora Town showing the first settlement, Los Angeles, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of a numbered panoramic view of Sonora Town showing the first settlement, Los Angeles, [s.d.]. The photograph, edited in marker with numbers and written commentary, shows the burgeoning Sonora Town with wide, unpaved roads and residence-like buildings spaced on disperse blocks in an unorganized arrangement. The block at center seems to be surrounded by a fence, although it contains several buildings of differing size arranged into the corners of the block making an empty space at its center. What appear to be wheel-tracks can be seen in the road, and mountains are visible in the background. Legible comments include: "House in which Mr. P. once lived.", "House in which Mr. Prudhomme lived as a youth.", and "On the X corner John Dodson had his Soap factory. It is the site of the first Plaza Church."
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-205
title: Wilmington and Long Beach "Get Out and Push" street railroad (or open-air train), 1887

description: Photograph of a half-tone print of an open-air railroad car and engine between Wilmington and Long Beach, 1887. The Wilmington & Long Beach Rapid Transit Railroad -- built by Judge Widney -- connected Long Beach (Willmore) with Southern Pacific lines in Wilmington. It was called the G.O.P.R.R. (get out and push railroad) since passengers often had to push the train over a hill. The passenger car behind it, in which several people are visible as well as their luggage, was once an old horse-drawn trolley car. Several passengers sit in the shade of an awning over the wooden car. The engineer leans out over the sidewall of his small engine. A plank walkway flanks the train to its left and the train is on an incline. Part of a building can be seen in the background to the right.; Photoprint reads: "American Colony built rail line from Souther Pacific to the town sitte. Called the G.O.P.R.R. (get out and push railroad) since passengers had to push the train over a hill. The passenger car was an old horse car in disguise. The G.O.P. connected Willmore City with 'the whole railway system of the United States'".
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.31116
title: Asynchrony and stability data for trees and herbivore from BEF-China(2016-2022)
title: Asynchrony and stability data for trees and herbivore from BEF-China(2016-2022)

description: The dataset was used to analyze the mechanisms underlying herbivore community stability in a species-rich subtropical forest ecosystem (BEF-China experiment), assessing key properties of herbivore communities and the extent to which these are coupled to the dynamics and diversity of their host communities under changing tree diversity. We used time series data (17 replicated sampling seasons of six years from 2017 to 2022 in 52 study plots) of a dominant group of insect herbivores (lepidopteran larvae) and their host tree communities in a large-scale tree biodiversity experiment (BEF-China). Specifically, we tested the relative importance of functional diversity, community asynchrony, and average population stability of both the herbivore and their host tree communities on the temporal stability of herbivore abundance and species richness.
description: The dataset was used to analyze the mechanisms underlying herbivore community stability in a species-rich subtropical forest ecosystem (BEF-China experiment), assessing key properties of herbivore communities and the extent to which these are coupled to the dynamics and diversity of their host communities under changing tree diversity. We used time series data (17 replicated sampling seasons of six years from 2017 to 2022 in 52 study plots) of a dominant group of insect herbivores (lepidopteran larvae) and their host tree communities in a large-scale tree biodiversity experiment (BEF-China). Specifically, we tested the relative importance of functional diversity, community asynchrony, and average population stability of both the herbivore and their host tree communities on the temporal stability of herbivore abundance and species richness.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-164
title: Birdseye view of Broadway looking north from Saint Vincent's College on Fifth Street, ca.1887

description: Photograph of a birdseye view of Broadway looking north from Saint Vincent's College on Fifth Street, Los Angeles, ca.1887. The spires and roof of the Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church are visible to the left of center over the treetops amidst the craftsman- and Victorian-style houses that fill this residential area of the city.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-998
title: Rendall panoramic photograph of Los Angeles, ca.1869

description: Photograph of a Rendall panoramic photograph of Los Angeles, ca.1869. The buildings of the panorama are individually numbered and listed above the panorama, which has been separated into two strips, one on top of the other. Spring Street and Market Street are shown, among others. Compares to CHS-5833 .
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-282
title: Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the Mission San Gabriel during a Sunday gathering after Mass, 1878

description: Photograph of a drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the Mission San Gabriel during a Sunday gathering after Mass, 1878. Several people are on horseback at center and to the left in the background. Some women stand near a vendor's booth shaded by a blanket to the right. Several people and horses are near the covered porch of a small building at right while a monk stands with three children at left where the mission church and another, shorter building are visible beyond some trees in the background. Five bells are visible in the bell tower which is capped with a cross. The text below the image reads: "Sunday gatherings after mass. Ex-mission (now parish church) of San Gabriel. After Hahn's celebrated riders of M. Sherman [...] Original before Hahn. In appreciation of the priests of the original and in friendly remembrance of its genial author with his permission [...]".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-266
title: Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the Mission Santa Barbara as seen from the southeast, 1865

description: Photograph of a drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the Mission Santa Barbara as seen from the southeast, 1865. In the foreground are several unsaddled horses among the bushes and small trees of the hilly terrain. A collapsing longhouse or barn, with a thatched roof, is visible at left. The mission, in the background, is distinguished by two tall bell towers flanking the main portico, a long low building with a series of arches supporting a tile roof over an exterior corridor extending from its left side. Small groups of people are visible here and there in the area in front of the mission. Low hills rise in the distance at left. The text below the image reads: "South-east view of Santa Barbara Convent (sketched May 6th 1865".; Image acquired? by C.C. Pierce around 1925.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-260
title: Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the ruins of the Mission Santa Ynez as seen from the south, April 22, 1865

description: Photograph of a drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the ruins of the Mission Santa Ynez as seen from the south, April 22, 1865. The ruins of the south end of the mission and its inner corridors are shown, a portion of patio standing at center with adobe archways and a collapsing wood roof. Donkeys, drawn by "W.H.H." stand in the foreground along a dirt path. Goats and sheep stand to the left and the right a little farther back, and the silhouettes of two people can be seen in the distance to the left. A short brick wall is partially visible in the right foreground. The text below the image reads: "Supplementary drawings of Mission ruins, 1873", "Donkeys © by W.H.H., Vischer", and "Ruins of the south-end and inner corridors of Santa Inez Mission Building, our night quarters with the mail agent, April 22, 1865.".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-254
title: Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the ruins of the Mission Nuestra Señora de la Soledad as seen from a distance, ca.1873

description: Photograph of a drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the ruins of the Mission Nuestra Señora de la Soledad as seen from a distance, ca.1873. Horses, a dog and an ox are visible in the left foreground, with what appears to be a herd of some other type of animal grazing in the valley to the center of the image where the modest adobe barns of the mission can be seen, several of them to the left with their roofs collapsed. Mountains are visible in the background. The shadow of a tree stretches in from outside the frame. The text below the image reads: "Ruins of the Mission Nuestra Señora de la Soledad, in the Salinas Plains", "Property of the Soberanis (1873)", and "© Vischer".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-306
title: Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting a holiday gathering of rancheros at the Mission Santa Clara, 1842-1846

description: Photograph of a drawing by Edward Vischer depicting a holiday gathering of rancheros at the Mission Santa Clara, 1842-1846. A cart drawn by two oxen and two men on horseback passes along the crossroads in the foreground in front of the church. Nearby approximately five other horsemen can be seen a little farther back. The mission itself is distinguished by a tall wooden bell tower on the left corner of the church, and a long low building with an exterior corridor attached to the left side of church in front of which picket fence runs. A tall cross stands planted in the ground directly in front of the church's portico entrance. A few animals and grazing animals are visible near the mission. The text below the image reads: "Drawn from photograph and personal recollection 1842-46 -- after mass, holiday gathering of rancheros with the family ox-cart", and "Ex-mission and church of Santa Clara , the site of the present Jesuit College.".; Image acquired? by C.C. Pierce around 1925.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.qtbdzg
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 591951 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
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 "TaxonKey is Picea abies",
 "Geometry POLYGON((-27.63493 30.5608,44.88476 30.5608,44.88476 73.3953,-27.63493 73.3953,-27.63493 30.5608))",
 "BasisOfRecord is one of (Human Observation, Machine Observation)",
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 "Year is greater than or equal to 1999"
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}

 The dataset includes 591951 records from 1099 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0017012-251025141854904/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1450
title: Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting Doña Marcelina's celebrated grape vine at the Montecito, Santa Barbara, ca.1865-1871

description: Photograph of a drawing by Edward Vischer depicting Doña Marcelina's celebrated grape vine at the Montecito, Santa Barbara, ca.1865-1871. The vine is pictured at center, sprouting from the ground like a tree and spreading a canopy above the people who sit and stand by it, supported by a latticework of sticks. A woman sits resting on a cane to its left, a second woman behind her. Goats are visible to the right, with a woman carrying a basket on her head trailing a child behind her in the distance. To the extreme left, an adobe house is visible behind a small brick furnace, next to which several people stand and sit. Text under the image reads: "Carefully sketched in Santa Barbara May 1, 1868. But 1871 drawn from collection the original having been lost.", as well as "Under Doña Marcilina's Celebrated Grape-Vine, at Montecito, Santa Barbara.".; Typed text is also pictured below the drawing, and reads: "The owner of this vine, D. Marcelina Felix de Dominguez, the old lady who is here represented in the foreground, surrounded by her family, died in Santa Barbara, the 9th of May, 1865 (a week after our original sketch was taken), at the age of nearly 105 years. (Widow of Jose Maria Dominguez, a soldier in the Spanish service, who, having attained also a hundred years, died in 1845.) This grape vine, which is the pride and marvel of the neighborhood, traces its origin to a slip brought by Da. Marcelina from the vineyard of the Mission of San Antonio; and though supposedly withered from the journey, and moreover having to wait for permission to plant it, took root, budded, and ever since prospered; proving itself the main support, a Fortanatus' purse, for the large Dominguez family (there being 14 children and, through them, upwards of 100 descendants). Between the years 1850 and 1860 the vine had been trained over an area of 80 feet in circumference; the stem measuring then 12 inches in diameter, and attaining a height of 15 feet from the ground. Some years it has borne over 6,000 bunches (upwards of 8,000 pounds of ripe and sound grapes). To guard against injury from the frequently recurring drouths of that region, the waters of the neighboring warm springs were conducted across the root, which seems to have contributed to its luxuriance, fruitfulness and vigor. [From Dr. Taylor's Annals of California, Bulletin, May, 1865.]"
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1608
title: Drawing by Adolf Wellman depicting a view of San Francisco from the California Street Hotel, 1885

description: Photograph of a drawing by Adolf Wellman depicting a view of San Francisco from the California Street Hotel, 1885. The dual spires of what appears to be a church stand visible on the block to the right of center, the rest of the city extending back to the bay along the horizon where ships can be seen. A mountain ridge slopes in from the left. In the left foreground, a woman with a small child can be seen facing away from the viewer along a brick and wrought-iron fence. Wellman lived at 25 Park Place in New York City. The image forms a panorama with CHS-7360.; CHS-7360 -- Photograph of a drawing by Adolf Wellman depicting a view of San Francisco from the California Street Hotel, 1885. The city is visible from behind a hill that is partially visible sloping down out of the foreground, dappled with trees. The spires of two separate churches can be seen to the left and right of the image. The bay is partially visible along the horizon to the left, while more houses can be seen faintly along the mountains in the distance.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1652
title: Two panoramic drawings published by Adolph Witteman depicting the Embarcadero and the Market Street Wharf of San Francisco, 1884-1885

description: Photograph of two panoramic drawings published by Adolph Witteman depicting the Embarcadero and the Market Street Wharf of San Francisco, 1884-1885. The top drawing depicts the Embarcadero; a tugboat is visible among the sailing masts of other ships at the dock. A free sailing vessel makes its way out of the harbor to the right. Mountains and other ships are visible in the right distance. The second scene depicts the Wharf; a clock tower is visible at center above a number of labeled stations from which streetcars and horse-drawn coaches are departing. They are, from left to right: "Red Bluff", "Napa", "Calistoca", "Yuma", "Portland, OR", "St. Louis", and "San Jose". The rest are illegible. A sign at the center reads "[...] Ferry".
DOI: 10.15468/dl.earv5g
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 9 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "and" : [
 "Country is China",
 "TaxonKey is Fargesia robusta"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 9 records from 4 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0017110-251025141854904/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1653
title: Two panoramic drawings published by Adolph Witteman depicting the Embarcadero and the Market Street Wharf of San Francisco, 1884-1885

description: Photograph of two panoramic drawings published by Adolph Witteman depicting the Embarcadero and the Market Street Wharf of San Francisco, 1884-1885. The top drawing depicts the Embarcadero; a tugboat is visible among the sailing masts of other ships at the dock. A free sailing vessel makes its way out of the harbor to the right. Mountains and other ships are visible in the right distance. The second scene depicts the Wharf; a clock tower is visible at center above a number of labeled stations from which streetcars and horse-drawn coaches are departing. They are, from left to right: "Red Bluff", "Napa", "Calistoca", "Yuma", "Portland, OR", "St. Louis", and "San Jose". The rest are illegible. A sign at the center reads "[...] Ferry".
DOI: 10.15468/dl.9yvfy5
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 3135 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "and" : [
 "OccurrenceStatus is Present",
 "TaxonKey is Cacatua sulphurea"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 3135 records from 76 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0017111-251025141854904/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1654
title: Two panoramic drawings published by Adolph Witteman depicting the Embarcadero and the Market Street Wharf of San Francisco, 1884-1885

description: Photograph of two panoramic drawings published by Adolph Witteman depicting the Embarcadero and the Market Street Wharf of San Francisco, 1884-1885. The top drawing depicts the Embarcadero; a tugboat is visible among the sailing masts of other ships at the dock. A free sailing vessel makes its way out of the harbor to the right. Mountains and other ships are visible in the right distance. The second scene depicts the Wharf; a clock tower is visible at center above a number of labeled stations from which streetcars and horse-drawn coaches are departing. They are, from left to right: "Red Bluff", "Napa", "Calistoca", "Yuma", "Portland, OR", "St. Louis", and "San Jose". The rest are illegible. A sign at the center reads "[...] Ferry".