Howard B. Adelmann papers, [ca.1912-1970].

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Howard B. Adelmann papers, [ca.1912-1970].

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Includes articles; papers; research material for articles and books; photographs; student scrapbook; certificates and diplomas, including a certificate issued to Adelmann as head of the Cornell University Department of Zoology; letters from Cornell to Adelmann regarding salary increments; transcript of grades while at Cornell; and Phi Beta Kappa reunion program and letter to Adelmann.

4.5 cubic ft.

Cornell University Library

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Cornell University Library

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Ornithologist. Arthur Augustus Allen graduated from Cornell University in 1907, received an M.A. in 1908, and a Ph.D. in 1911. He served as professor of ornithology at Cornell University from 1916 until his appointment as professor emeritus in 1953. In 1919, he taught the first wildlife conservation course in the United States. Allen wrote for magazines and journals, and authored several books, including THE BOOK OF BIRD LIFE, 1930; AMERICAN BIRD BIOGRAPHIES, 1934; ORNIT...

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