Expedition History, 1932-1934

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This is an expedition history. It does not describe actual records. The Smithsonian Institution Archives uses these histories as brief accounts of expeditions to set it in its historical context. If we have identified SIA collections containing documentation of this expedition, they will be listed under "components," or "see more items in," below. Clicking on those links will open a brief description of relevant records.
Mozley, Alan. "The Fresh-Water and Terrestrial Molluska of Northern Asia." Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. Volume 58, pt 3, number 24, pages 605-695, plates 1-5, figures 1-8. 1935-1936.
Annual Report of the Smithsonian Institution, 1932, page 25
Annual Report of the Smithsonian Institution, 1933, pages 8, 75
Under the Walter Rathbone Bacon Traveling Scholarship, established by Virginia Purdy Bacon in order to promote the fauna of regions outside of the United States, Alan Mozley conducted a study of the land and fresh-water molluscan fauna of Siberia, from the spring of 1932 through 1934. Headquarters for this expedition were in Tomsk, Siberia. During the expedition, trips were made to the mouth of the River Ket and the Akhmolinsk Steppe. Mozley, of the Johns Hopkins Department of Zoology, reported the cordial cooperation of local authorities and scientific institutions. While not in field season, during the winter, Mozley was given facilities at the University of Edinburgh to work on his collections.

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