Papers, 1948-1984, 1961-1983 (bulk).

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Papers, 1948-1984, 1961-1983 (bulk).

Correspondence with entomologists worldwide, especially from South and Central America, centering around Wygodzinsky's research interests, particularly black flies of South America. Correspondence pertains to his research, exchange of scientific information, loan of specimens for study purposes, and related matters. Correspondents include Paul H. Arnaud, Jr., Peter D. Ashlock, Miriam Becker, Sizto Coscarón, G.B. Fairchild, Richard C. Froeschner, Juan Carlos Giacchi, Ursula Gollner-Scheiding, José H. Guimares, Richard L. Hoffman, Anna Marie Hollinger, John F. Lawrence, Herman Lent, J.A. Maidonado, Luis F. Mendes, Luis E. Peña, John L. Petersen, John T. Polhemus, James Reddell, Charles L. Remington, Robert O. Schuster, G.E. Shewell, James A. Slater, Hugo de Souza Lopes, Kenneth A. Spencer, Frederick W. Stehr, Alan Stone, André Villiers, D.M. Wood, and F. Zumpt. A few manuscripts of Wygodzinsky's colleagues are included in correspondence files. Half of the correspondence is in Spanish, German, Portuguese, or French. Also, Wygodzinsky's evaluations and grant proposals for several colleagues. In addition, grant proposals for his own research, some information about his field trips, and correspondence regarding his administrative responsibilities with Museum committees, and related matters.

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