[Field notes, 1936-1937 Archbold Expedition to New Guinea] 1936 New Guinea Exp. Archbold + Tate Tate, G. H. H. (George Henry Hamilton), 1894-1953 creator Archbold, Richard. contributor American Museum of Natural History contributor American Museum of Natural History. Department of Mammalogy. Field Book Collection. contributor text book [1936-1937] 1936 1937
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ENG Handwritten and typrescript notes collected in spring-clasped binder. Compilation of field notes from the 2nd Archbold Expedition to New Guinea; attributed primarily to G.H.H. Tate. Tate was mammalogist and collector of invertebrates, Richard Archbold acted as leader and mammalogist. The material includes both handwritten and typed indexes to catalogs, some illustrations, specimen collection lists, general species observations, barometric reading surveys, and lists of species located in other museums. Separate catalog of specimens in spirit is included. Specimen collection information consists of date, location, name, notes, number, size, and notes if collected by other expedition participants, often Austin Rand. Noted collection locations are Lake Daviembu, Tarara, Buji, Palmer Junction, Mt. Mabiom, Baruari, Sturt Island, Rona Falls, Itiki, Emoia, Oroville Camp, and Daru. Entries date between February 15, 1936 and March 15, 1937. George Henry Hamilton Tate (1894-1953) was a British-born zoologist who worked as curator in the department of mammalogy at the American Museum of Natural History. He participated in a number of expeditions, including the Archbold Expeditions-funded trips to New Guinea and the Cape York Peninsula. He was the older brother of zoologist Geoffrey M. Tate. Cataloged through a 2015 Leon Levy Foundation Archives grant. 1936-1937) Archbold Expedition to New Guinea Description and travel Field notes Mammals Papua New Guinea Scientific Expeditions https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/bibliography/132651 967289073 10.5962/bhl.title.132651 YAM