Smithsonian Institution Archives

Survey Records, 1966-1973

Summary

Collection ID:: SIA.FA16-361
Creators:: National Museum of Natural History. Palearctic Migratory Bird Survey
Dates:: 1966-1973
Languages:: English
Physical Description:: 6.5 cu. ft. (6 record storage boxes) (1 document box)
Repository:: Smithsonian Institution Archives

Descriptive Entry

The Palearctic Migratory Bird Survey (PMS) was a survey of migratory birds, their ectoparasites, and the viruses they carry that was conducted mainly in the eastern Mediterranean region. This accession includes specimen and banding information from surveys conducted in Egypt, Israel, Cyprus, and Uganda. Materials include field notes and a small amount of punch cards.

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Smithsonian Institution Archives, Accession 16-361, National Museum of Natural History. Palearctic Migratory Bird Survey, Survey Records

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Ornithology	Topic	Search Smithsonian Collections	Search ArchiveGrid
Migratory birds	Topic	Search Smithsonian Collections	Search ArchiveGrid
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Fieldwork	Topic	Search Smithsonian Collections	Search ArchiveGrid
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