Box 2
Contains 30 Results:
“A Review of the Cottidae or Sculpins...” pamphlet, by Jordan and Starks, 1904
This collection is composed of the published papers of David Starr Jordan. He writes primarily on the topic of fish species and has several co-authors. Over half of the papers concern fish in Japanese waters. David Starr Jordan taught zoology at Butler University and then served as the president of Indiana University before becoming Stanford University’s first president.
“Note on the Salmon and Trout of Japan” pamphlet, by Jordan, 1904
This collection is composed of the published papers of David Starr Jordan. He writes primarily on the topic of fish species and has several co-authors. Over half of the papers concern fish in Japanese waters. David Starr Jordan taught zoology at Butler University and then served as the president of Indiana University before becoming Stanford University’s first president.
“On a Collection of Fishes Made in Korea...” pamphlet, by Jordan and Starks, 1904
This collection is composed of the published papers of David Starr Jordan. He writes primarily on the topic of fish species and has several co-authors. Over half of the papers concern fish in Japanese waters. David Starr Jordan taught zoology at Butler University and then served as the president of Indiana University before becoming Stanford University’s first president.
“A Review of the Flounders and Soles of Japan” pamphlet, by Jordan and Starks, 1906
This collection is composed of the published papers of David Starr Jordan. He writes primarily on the topic of fish species and has several co-authors. Over half of the papers concern fish in Japanese waters. David Starr Jordan taught zoology at Butler University and then served as the president of Indiana University before becoming Stanford University’s first president.
“A Review of the Sand Lances or Ammodytidae of the Waters of Japan” pamphlet, by Jordan, 1906
This collection is composed of the published papers of David Starr Jordan. He writes primarily on the topic of fish species and has several co-authors. Over half of the papers concern fish in Japanese waters. David Starr Jordan taught zoology at Butler University and then served as the president of Indiana University before becoming Stanford University’s first president.
“A Review of the Poecilidae or Killifishes of Japan” pamphlet, by Jordan and Snyder, 1906
This collection is composed of the published papers of David Starr Jordan. He writes primarily on the topic of fish species and has several co-authors. Over half of the papers concern fish in Japanese waters. David Starr Jordan taught zoology at Butler University and then served as the president of Indiana University before becoming Stanford University’s first president.
“A Review of the Herring-Like Fishes of Japan” pamphlet, by Jordan and Herre, 1906
This collection is composed of the published papers of David Starr Jordan. He writes primarily on the topic of fish species and has several co-authors. Over half of the papers concern fish in Japanese waters. David Starr Jordan taught zoology at Butler University and then served as the president of Indiana University before becoming Stanford University’s first president.
“Descriptions of Sex New Species of Fishes from Japan” pamphlet, by Jordan and Seale, 1906
This collection is composed of the published papers of David Starr Jordan. He writes primarily on the topic of fish species and has several co-authors. Over half of the papers concern fish in Japanese waters. David Starr Jordan taught zoology at Butler University and then served as the president of Indiana University before becoming Stanford University’s first president.
“Description of a New Species of Threadfin from Japan” pamphlet, by Jordan and Mcgregor, 1906
This collection is composed of the published papers of David Starr Jordan. He writes primarily on the topic of fish species and has several co-authors. Over half of the papers concern fish in Japanese waters. David Starr Jordan taught zoology at Butler University and then served as the president of Indiana University before becoming Stanford University’s first president.
“The Giant Bass of Japan” pamphlet, by Jordan and Snyder, 1906
This collection is composed of the published papers of David Starr Jordan. He writes primarily on the topic of fish species and has several co-authors. Over half of the papers concern fish in Japanese waters. David Starr Jordan taught zoology at Butler University and then served as the president of Indiana University before becoming Stanford University’s first president.