Amory, Copley, Jr., Siberia, 1914-1915

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Abstract

The field catalog documents specimen collecting of Copley Amory, Jr., for the U.S. National Museum while in Siberia, 1914-1915. Data listed includes specimen (USNM catalog) number (non sequential), collector number (101 - ), type (common name), locality, date, measurements (head, body, tail, hind foot), and remarks. Remarks describe specimen condition, specimen preparation, environment, or species abundance. Locations include Emma Harbor, Koluchin Bay, and Cape Chelagskoj.

Date Range

1914-1915

Start Date

1914

End Date

1915

Access Information

At least 24 hours advance notice is recommended to consult this collection. Contact the Division of Mammals at 202-633-1253 to make an appointment.

Topic

Mammalogy

Place

  • Siberia
  • Russia

Form/Genre

  • Fieldbook record
  • Field notes

Accession #

SIA Acc. 12-170

Collection name

Division of Mammals Collection, Copley Amory Papers, 1912-1915

Physical Description

1 field book

Physical Location

National Museum of Natural History (U.S.). Division of Mammals