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The Woman Beyond the Portrait: Annie and Samuel Alexander’s 1904 Expedition to East Africa
by Jackie L. Childers, MVZ graduate student One of the major undertakings of the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology’s (MVZ) Archives project is digitizing historical photographs. This includes maps, images of specimens and landscapes, as well as portraits of some of … Continue reading →
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Tagged Africa, Annie Alexander, MVZ, MVZ Archives, Samuel Alexander
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Cal Day History Displays, Part 1: Snowbound
Decades before GPS units, cell phones and SUVs with 4-wheel drive, collectors valiantly journeyed into difficult terrain and remote, never-before-collected locations to bring valuable specimens back to the MVZ. With roads and settlements in these localities not yet constructed, such … Continue reading →
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Tagged Annie Alexander, Cal Day, Joseph Grinnell, Louise Kellogg
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