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Annual report of the New Jersey State Museum

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Alternative: Report of the New Jersey State Museum

Alternative: Report of the New Jersey State Museum.

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Preceded by: New Jersey State Museum. Report of the New Jersey State Museum.

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Trenton, N.J. :MacCrellish & Quigley, State Printers,1902-1915.

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Natural history , New Jersey , New Jersey State Museum , Periodicals

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Title

Annual report of the New Jersey State Museum

Title Variants:

Alternative: Report of the New Jersey State Museum

Alternative: Report of the New Jersey State Museum.

Related Titles

Preceded by: New Jersey State Museum. Report of the New Jersey State Museum.

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New Jersey State Museum.

Fowler, Henry Weed, 1878-1965
Smith, John Bernhard, 1858-1912
Stone, Witmer. 1866-1939

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Journal

Material

Published material

Publication info

Trenton, N.J. :MacCrellish & Quigley, State Printers,1902-1915.

Notes:

Began with 1901 (published in 1902); ceased publication with 1914 (published in 1915)

From 1905 on, each report consists mostly of anatomic, taxonomic, and biogeographic discriptions of fauna and flora of New Jersey.

Imprint varies: 1903, Camden, N.J.--1904, Paterson, N.J.--1912, Union Hill, N.J.

First report, issued 1901, covers the time since the organization of the museum in 1895.

First report, covers the period from the organization of the museum in 1895 to 1901.

No report was issued for 1913; a brief report was published for 1914, which was the last issued; on July 1, 1915, the State museum became a part of the Division of geology of the newly created Department of conservation and development, state of New Jersey.

"With a report of ...": The fresh and salt water fish found in the waters of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1905; the amphibians and reptiles of New Jersey, and a supplement to the fishes of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1906; the mammals of New Jersey (by Witmer Stone), and a supplement to former reports, 1907; the insects of New Jersey (by John B. Smith), 1909; the plants of southern New Jersey, with especial reference to the flora of the Pine Barrens (by Witmer Stone), 1910; the Crustacea of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1911.

Includes a report of the insects found in New Jersey.

Report for 1912 includes index to 1905-1911 reports.

No report was issued for 1913.

Printers vary.

Subjects

Natural history , New Jersey , New Jersey State Museum , Periodicals

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AM101 .N45

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507

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English

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LCCN: 08020431
OCLC: 4391099
OCLC: 9602707

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CY - Trenton, N.J. :
PY - 1909
N1 - Began with 1901 (published in 1902); ceased publication with 1914 (published in 1915) --- From 1905 on, each report consists mostly of anatomic, taxonomic, and biogeographic discriptions of fauna and flora of New Jersey. --- Imprint varies: 1903, Camden, N.J.--1904, Paterson, N.J.--1912, Union Hill, N.J. --- First report, issued 1901, covers the time since the organization of the museum in 1895. --- First report, covers the period from the organization of the museum in 1895 to 1901. --- No report was issued for 1913; a brief report was published for 1914, which was the last issued; on July 1, 1915, the State museum became a part of the Division of geology of the newly created Department of conservation and development, state of New Jersey. --- Includes a report of the insects found in New Jersey. --- "With a report of ...": The fresh and salt water fish found in the waters of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1905; the amphibians and reptiles of New Jersey, and a supplement to the fishes of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1906; the mammals of New Jersey (by Witmer Stone), and a supplement to former reports, 1907; the insects of New Jersey (by John B. Smith), 1909; the plants of southern New Jersey, with especial reference to the flora of the Pine Barrens (by Witmer Stone), 1910; the Crustacea of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1911. --- Report for 1912 includes index to 1905-1911 reports. --- No report was issued for 1913. --- Printers vary.
AU - New Jersey State Museum.
AU - Fowler, Henry Weed,
AU - Smith, John Bernhard,
AU - Stone, Witmer.
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KW - New Jersey State Museum
KW - Periodicals
ER -
TY - BOOK
TI - Annual report of the New Jersey State Museum
VL - 1909 (1910)
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PB - MacCrellish & Quigley, State Printers,
CY - Trenton, N.J. :
PY - 1909
N1 - Began with 1901 (published in 1902); ceased publication with 1914 (published in 1915) --- From 1905 on, each report consists mostly of anatomic, taxonomic, and biogeographic discriptions of fauna and flora of New Jersey. --- Imprint varies: 1903, Camden, N.J.--1904, Paterson, N.J.--1912, Union Hill, N.J. --- First report, issued 1901, covers the time since the organization of the museum in 1895. --- First report, covers the period from the organization of the museum in 1895 to 1901. --- No report was issued for 1913; a brief report was published for 1914, which was the last issued; on July 1, 1915, the State museum became a part of the Division of geology of the newly created Department of conservation and development, state of New Jersey. --- Includes a report of the insects found in New Jersey. --- "With a report of ...": The fresh and salt water fish found in the waters of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1905; the amphibians and reptiles of New Jersey, and a supplement to the fishes of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1906; the mammals of New Jersey (by Witmer Stone), and a supplement to former reports, 1907; the insects of New Jersey (by John B. Smith), 1909; the plants of southern New Jersey, with especial reference to the flora of the Pine Barrens (by Witmer Stone), 1910; the Crustacea of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1911. --- Report for 1912 includes index to 1905-1911 reports. --- No report was issued for 1913. --- Printers vary.
AU - New Jersey State Museum.
AU - Fowler, Henry Weed,
AU - Smith, John Bernhard,
AU - Stone, Witmer.
KW - Natural history
KW - New Jersey
KW - New Jersey State Museum
KW - Periodicals
ER -
TY - BOOK
TI - Annual report of the New Jersey State Museum
VL - 1909 (1910)
UR - https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/49508
PB - MacCrellish & Quigley, State Printers,
CY - Trenton, N.J. :
PY - 1909
N1 - Began with 1901 (published in 1902); ceased publication with 1914 (published in 1915) --- From 1905 on, each report consists mostly of anatomic, taxonomic, and biogeographic discriptions of fauna and flora of New Jersey. --- Imprint varies: 1903, Camden, N.J.--1904, Paterson, N.J.--1912, Union Hill, N.J. --- First report, issued 1901, covers the time since the organization of the museum in 1895. --- First report, covers the period from the organization of the museum in 1895 to 1901. --- No report was issued for 1913; a brief report was published for 1914, which was the last issued; on July 1, 1915, the State museum became a part of the Division of geology of the newly created Department of conservation and development, state of New Jersey. --- Includes a report of the insects found in New Jersey. --- "With a report of ...": The fresh and salt water fish found in the waters of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1905; the amphibians and reptiles of New Jersey, and a supplement to the fishes of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1906; the mammals of New Jersey (by Witmer Stone), and a supplement to former reports, 1907; the insects of New Jersey (by John B. Smith), 1909; the plants of southern New Jersey, with especial reference to the flora of the Pine Barrens (by Witmer Stone), 1910; the Crustacea of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1911. --- Report for 1912 includes index to 1905-1911 reports. --- No report was issued for 1913. --- Printers vary.
AU - New Jersey State Museum.
AU - Fowler, Henry Weed,
AU - Smith, John Bernhard,
AU - Stone, Witmer.
KW - Natural history
KW - New Jersey
KW - New Jersey State Museum
KW - Periodicals
ER -
TY - BOOK
TI - Annual report of the New Jersey State Museum
VL - 1910 (1911)
UR - https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/49507
PB - MacCrellish & Quigley, State Printers,
CY - Trenton, N.J. :
PY - 1910
N1 - Began with 1901 (published in 1902); ceased publication with 1914 (published in 1915) --- From 1905 on, each report consists mostly of anatomic, taxonomic, and biogeographic discriptions of fauna and flora of New Jersey. --- Imprint varies: 1903, Camden, N.J.--1904, Paterson, N.J.--1912, Union Hill, N.J. --- First report, issued 1901, covers the time since the organization of the museum in 1895. --- First report, covers the period from the organization of the museum in 1895 to 1901. --- No report was issued for 1913; a brief report was published for 1914, which was the last issued; on July 1, 1915, the State museum became a part of the Division of geology of the newly created Department of conservation and development, state of New Jersey. --- Includes a report of the insects found in New Jersey. --- "With a report of ...": The fresh and salt water fish found in the waters of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1905; the amphibians and reptiles of New Jersey, and a supplement to the fishes of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1906; the mammals of New Jersey (by Witmer Stone), and a supplement to former reports, 1907; the insects of New Jersey (by John B. Smith), 1909; the plants of southern New Jersey, with especial reference to the flora of the Pine Barrens (by Witmer Stone), 1910; the Crustacea of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1911. --- Report for 1912 includes index to 1905-1911 reports. --- No report was issued for 1913. --- Printers vary.
AU - New Jersey State Museum.
AU - Fowler, Henry Weed,
AU - Smith, John Bernhard,
AU - Stone, Witmer.
KW - Natural history
KW - New Jersey
KW - New Jersey State Museum
KW - Periodicals
ER -
TY - BOOK
TI - Annual report of the New Jersey State Museum
VL - 1911 (1912)
UR - https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/41651
PB - MacCrellish & Quigley, State Printers,
CY - Trenton, N.J. :
PY - 1911
N1 - Began with 1901 (published in 1902); ceased publication with 1914 (published in 1915) --- From 1905 on, each report consists mostly of anatomic, taxonomic, and biogeographic discriptions of fauna and flora of New Jersey. --- Imprint varies: 1903, Camden, N.J.--1904, Paterson, N.J.--1912, Union Hill, N.J. --- First report, issued 1901, covers the time since the organization of the museum in 1895. --- First report, covers the period from the organization of the museum in 1895 to 1901. --- No report was issued for 1913; a brief report was published for 1914, which was the last issued; on July 1, 1915, the State museum became a part of the Division of geology of the newly created Department of conservation and development, state of New Jersey. --- Includes a report of the insects found in New Jersey. --- "With a report of ...": The fresh and salt water fish found in the waters of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1905; the amphibians and reptiles of New Jersey, and a supplement to the fishes of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1906; the mammals of New Jersey (by Witmer Stone), and a supplement to former reports, 1907; the insects of New Jersey (by John B. Smith), 1909; the plants of southern New Jersey, with especial reference to the flora of the Pine Barrens (by Witmer Stone), 1910; the Crustacea of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1911. --- Report for 1912 includes index to 1905-1911 reports. --- No report was issued for 1913. --- Printers vary.
AU - New Jersey State Museum.
AU - Fowler, Henry Weed,
AU - Smith, John Bernhard,
AU - Stone, Witmer.
KW - Natural history
KW - New Jersey
KW - New Jersey State Museum
KW - Periodicals
ER -
TY - BOOK
TI - Annual report of the New Jersey State Museum
VL - 1911 (1912)
UR - https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/47662
PB - MacCrellish & Quigley, State Printers,
CY - Trenton, N.J. :
PY - 1911
N1 - Began with 1901 (published in 1902); ceased publication with 1914 (published in 1915) --- From 1905 on, each report consists mostly of anatomic, taxonomic, and biogeographic discriptions of fauna and flora of New Jersey. --- Imprint varies: 1903, Camden, N.J.--1904, Paterson, N.J.--1912, Union Hill, N.J. --- First report, issued 1901, covers the time since the organization of the museum in 1895. --- First report, covers the period from the organization of the museum in 1895 to 1901. --- No report was issued for 1913; a brief report was published for 1914, which was the last issued; on July 1, 1915, the State museum became a part of the Division of geology of the newly created Department of conservation and development, state of New Jersey. --- Includes a report of the insects found in New Jersey. --- "With a report of ...": The fresh and salt water fish found in the waters of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1905; the amphibians and reptiles of New Jersey, and a supplement to the fishes of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1906; the mammals of New Jersey (by Witmer Stone), and a supplement to former reports, 1907; the insects of New Jersey (by John B. Smith), 1909; the plants of southern New Jersey, with especial reference to the flora of the Pine Barrens (by Witmer Stone), 1910; the Crustacea of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1911. --- Report for 1912 includes index to 1905-1911 reports. --- No report was issued for 1913. --- Printers vary.
AU - New Jersey State Museum.
AU - Fowler, Henry Weed,
AU - Smith, John Bernhard,
AU - Stone, Witmer.
KW - Natural history
KW - New Jersey
KW - New Jersey State Museum
KW - Periodicals
ER -
TY - BOOK
TI - Annual report of the New Jersey State Museum
VL - 1912 (1913)
UR - https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/257447
PB - MacCrellish & Quigley, State Printers,
CY - Trenton, N.J. :
PY - 1912
N1 - Began with 1901 (published in 1902); ceased publication with 1914 (published in 1915) --- From 1905 on, each report consists mostly of anatomic, taxonomic, and biogeographic discriptions of fauna and flora of New Jersey. --- Imprint varies: 1903, Camden, N.J.--1904, Paterson, N.J.--1912, Union Hill, N.J. --- First report, issued 1901, covers the time since the organization of the museum in 1895. --- First report, covers the period from the organization of the museum in 1895 to 1901. --- No report was issued for 1913; a brief report was published for 1914, which was the last issued; on July 1, 1915, the State museum became a part of the Division of geology of the newly created Department of conservation and development, state of New Jersey. --- Includes a report of the insects found in New Jersey. --- "With a report of ...": The fresh and salt water fish found in the waters of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1905; the amphibians and reptiles of New Jersey, and a supplement to the fishes of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1906; the mammals of New Jersey (by Witmer Stone), and a supplement to former reports, 1907; the insects of New Jersey (by John B. Smith), 1909; the plants of southern New Jersey, with especial reference to the flora of the Pine Barrens (by Witmer Stone), 1910; the Crustacea of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1911. --- Report for 1912 includes index to 1905-1911 reports. --- No report was issued for 1913. --- Printers vary.
AU - New Jersey State Museum.
AU - Fowler, Henry Weed,
AU - Smith, John Bernhard,
AU - Stone, Witmer.
KW - Natural history
KW - New Jersey
KW - New Jersey State Museum
KW - Periodicals
ER -
TY - BOOK
TI - Annual report of the New Jersey State Museum
VL - 1914 (1915)
UR - https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/260361
PB - MacCrellish & Quigley, State Printers,
CY - Trenton, N.J. :
PY - 1914
N1 - Began with 1901 (published in 1902); ceased publication with 1914 (published in 1915) --- From 1905 on, each report consists mostly of anatomic, taxonomic, and biogeographic discriptions of fauna and flora of New Jersey. --- Imprint varies: 1903, Camden, N.J.--1904, Paterson, N.J.--1912, Union Hill, N.J. --- First report, issued 1901, covers the time since the organization of the museum in 1895. --- First report, covers the period from the organization of the museum in 1895 to 1901. --- No report was issued for 1913; a brief report was published for 1914, which was the last issued; on July 1, 1915, the State museum became a part of the Division of geology of the newly created Department of conservation and development, state of New Jersey. --- Includes a report of the insects found in New Jersey. --- "With a report of ...": The fresh and salt water fish found in the waters of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1905; the amphibians and reptiles of New Jersey, and a supplement to the fishes of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1906; the mammals of New Jersey (by Witmer Stone), and a supplement to former reports, 1907; the insects of New Jersey (by John B. Smith), 1909; the plants of southern New Jersey, with especial reference to the flora of the Pine Barrens (by Witmer Stone), 1910; the Crustacea of New Jersey (by Henry W. Fowler), 1911. --- Report for 1912 includes index to 1905-1911 reports. --- No report was issued for 1913. --- Printers vary.
AU - New Jersey State Museum.
AU - Fowler, Henry Weed,
AU - Smith, John Bernhard,
AU - Stone, Witmer.
KW - Natural history
KW - New Jersey
KW - New Jersey State Museum
KW - Periodicals
ER -