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Charles M. Breder, Jr. Dry Tortugas, 1929
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- "Dr. Eugenie Clark, one of Breder's students, says: "During his lifetime, Dr. Breder's accomplishments have never been equaled by any other experimental or behavioral ichthyologist. In 160 papers and books, covering thousands of pages, he recorded an unparalleled array of field and laboratory investigations, systematic and distributional studies." The first diary has been transcribed here; it was written during the summer of 1929 during a field trip to the Carnegie Institution's Laboratory in the Dry Tortugas, Florida."
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- "Charles M. Breder, Jr. Dry Tortugas, 1929"