These records consist of incoming and outgoing correspondence of the curatorial staff of the Division of Crustacea. The correspondence concerns the identification, acquisition, and exchange of specimens; preparation and review of scientific papers and monographs; professional activities of the staff, especially involvement in The Crustacean ...
This accession consists of 245 nitrate negatives of crabs.
These records consist of incoming and outgoing correspondence of the curatorial staff of the Division of Crustacea. The correspondence concerns the identification, acquisition, and exchange of specimens; research proposals; professional activities of the staff; public inquiries; and divisional administration. This collection also includes ...
Record Unit 307 was transferred to the Archives by the Division of Crustacea, National Museum of Natural History in November of 1982.
This accession consists of records documenting the professional activities of Fenner Albert Chace, Zoologist Emeritus, Division of Crustacea, 1965-1998. Papers pertain mostly to his career prior to joining the Smithsonian, his research and fieldwork, writings, and his affiliation with fellow scholars and professional organizations in the ...
This accession consists of records that document the research, collections, and activities of Fenner Albert Chace, Zoologist Emeritus, 1965- . Subjects covered in the correspondence include the identification, acquisition, and exchange of specimens; preparation and review of scientific papers and monographs; and professional activities of...
This accession consists of correspondence and a subject file documenting Williams' teaching career at the University of North Carolina, his research career with the National Marine Fisheries Service, and his research on decapod crustacea.
This accession consists of professional correspondence of Austin B. Williams, an invertebrate zoologist with the National Marine Fisheries Service. Most of the correspondence is with professional colleagues and documents Williams' research on decapod crustacea.
These files were maintained by Austin B. Williams regarding his work on the "Symposium on the Composition and Evolution of Crustaceans in the Cold and Temperate Waters of the World Ocean," held in Beaufort, North Carolina, May 1978.
This accession consists of the correspondence of Raymond B. Manning. Manning specialized in the study of Decapod Crustacea. Most of the correspondence in this collection is from the 1990s.