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M. Raymond Lee Combined Field & Catalog Notes 1952-1953

Field notes Natural History Museum of Utah

These are the combined field and catalog notes from M. Raymond Lee from the years 1952-1953. These notes describe things that happened in camp and give a little detail into the behind the scenes of the expedition. They also include catalog information on species collected during the trip. These notes will be transcribed as field notes and catalog notes, switching between different fields to get all the info recorded. Please view both tutorial links to understand the best way for transcription.

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