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date: label: Date Range
content: 1904-1908
label: Start Date
content: 19040701
label: End Date
content: 19081021
notes: label: Abstract
content: Correspondence, notes, report, document the collecting and study of cetacean specimens, mostly for areas in Maryland. The material in this collection division is arranged alphabetically by either correspondent or scientific name of specimen. There appears to be no specific rule which determines where a particular item is filed, and correspondence with individuals is often filed by scientific name. This collection division includes material on the collection and description of specimens, professional correspondence on fossil whales, and information on collecting localities. Includes report on fossils found in Miocene formation in Maryland; Patagonian beds; and tidal data for Baltimore and Chesapeake Beach, Maryland for 1905.
place: label: Place
content: United States
label: Place
content: Chesapeake Beach
label: Place
content: Maryland
topic: label: Topic
content: Paleontology
label: Topic
content: Cetaceans
label: Topic
content: Miocene
setName: label: See more records from this collection
content: Frederick William True Papers, circa 1886-1910
label: See more records associated with this person
content: True, Frederick William, 1858-1914
dataSource: label: Data Source
content: Smithsonian Field Book Project
identifier: label: Accession #
content: SIA RU007181
objectType: label: Record type
content: Fieldbook record
label: Object Type
content: Field notes
label: Object Type
content: Correspondence
objectRights: label: Access Information
content: Many of SIA's holdings are located off-site, and advance notice is recommended to consult a collection. Please email the SIA Reference Team at osiaref@si.edu.
physicalDescription: label: Collection name
content: Frederick William True Papers, circa 1886-1910
label: Physical Description
content: 1 field book
label: Physical Location
content: Smithsonian Institution Archives
label: Sublocation
content: Box 2 Folder 10