Notes on fishes collected by the United States-Mexican Boundary Survey, undated
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- Title
- Notes on fishes collected by the United States-Mexican Boundary Survey, undated
- Author
- John H Clark
- Publication year listed
- 1840
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- Public domain eBook
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Notes on fishes collected by the United States-Mexican Boundary Survey, undated
Author: Clark, John H
Year: 1840
This item contains a few pages of notes taken by John H. Clark (J. H. Clark) on the Texas trout, "buffalo fish", gila trout, cat fish, and other types of fish found in the Comanche Springs, Leon Springs, and "Escondida" Springs (possibly Ojo Escondida). Also included are a few pages of notes on the vegetation and landscape of localities in Madagascar (particularly en route to Fort Dauphin, currently Faradofay) taken by an unknown author. All notes are undated, but notes by Clark are presumably from Clark's work during the United States and Mexican Boundary Survey. Dates are questionably between the 1840s and 1850s
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