File:Photographs of a field trip to southeast Missouri and Arkansas by Edward Oscar Ulrich, Hugh Dinsmore Miser, Edwin Thor McKnight, and Rector Duvall Mesler, 1937 (IA photographsfiel00ulri).pdf
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Photographs of a field trip to southeast Missouri and Arkansas by Edward Oscar Ulrich, Hugh Dinsmore Miser, Edwin Thor McKnight, and Rector Duvall Mesler, 1937
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Ulrich, Edward Oscar, 1857-1944 |
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Photographs of a field trip to southeast Missouri and Arkansas by Edward Oscar Ulrich, Hugh Dinsmore Miser, Edwin Thor McKnight, and Rector Duvall Mesler, 1937 |
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Photographs of a paleontological and geological field trip to southeast Missouri and Arkansas by Edward Oscar Ulrich, Hugh Dinsmore Miser, Edwin Thor McKnight, and Rector Duvall Mesler, from 21 April to 1 May 1937. Above individuals included in photographs. Photo ID list and report is also included. Photos possibly taken by H. S. McQueen or some of the individuals mentioned above, but this record lists Ulrich as the creator because he seems to be the primary collector. One envelope contains photos numbered 1-38, plus 2 unnumbered, missing #15 and 30-37. The other envelope contains 33 unnumbered photos. Depicted in photos are Koch Valley (MO), Jasper (AR), and other localities. Localities mentioned in the report include Girardeau (MO), Kimmswick , Jasper, and other localities. Report includes diagrams showing Richmond, Trenton, and Black River formationsÍ lithology thickness and strata of Arkansas state highway 69 section, Turner Creek Subjects: Miser, Hugh D. (Hugh Dinsmore), 1884-1969 McKnight, Edwin Thor, 1902-1992 Ulrich, Edward Oscar 1857-1944; Paleontology; Geology |
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| Publication date | 1937 | |
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