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ANSP 103309Succineidae
Succineidae Dry Catalog # 103309
Count 11
Catalog date 21 Nov 1910
donor Ferriss, J. H. & Daniels, L. E.
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provenance Ferriss, J. H. & Daniels, L. E.
Count 11
Catalog date 21 Nov 1910
donor Ferriss, J. H. & Daniels, L. E.
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provenance Ferriss, J. H. & Daniels, L. E.
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ecology
unnamed locality
specific locality 'Oak Springs', Kaibab Plateau-Muav Saddle Area
secondary division Coconino County
primary division Arizona
country USA
original locality Oak Springs, Kaibab Mountains, Arizona [eledger]
Coordinates
source of coordinates Precise locality data and coordinates determined from National Gazetteer for Arizona (1986) {NG} or by E. E. Spamer {EES} from USGS topographic map (quadrangle name and edition given).
unnamed locality
specific locality 'Oak Springs', Kaibab Plateau-Muav Saddle Area
secondary division Coconino County
primary division Arizona
country USA
original locality Oak Springs, Kaibab Mountains, Arizona [eledger]
Coordinates
source of coordinates Precise locality data and coordinates determined from National Gazetteer for Arizona (1986) {NG} or by E. E. Spamer {EES} from USGS topographic map (quadrangle name and edition given).
expedition
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collector Ferriss, J. H.
date collected Sep 1909
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vessel
station
collector Ferriss, J. H.
date collected Sep 1909
collecting gear
site size
slope
aspect
altitude
depth
pH
salinity
surface temp.
bottom temp.
sediment
associated taxa
Remarks
ANSP 103309
remarks Altitudes converted from feet as read from maps, rounded to nearest 5 m. In G. C. Region collection, material from Pilsbry & Ferriss 1906 trip, data supplemented from Pilsbry field notes. 'G. C.' number = serial no. for Grand Canyon Region Studies of E. E. Spamer. GC-203. Locality is uncertain. 'Oak Springs' was also used as a locality by Ferriss for springs apparently in the Muav Saddle area. Refer also to Oak Spring in North Fork of Oak Canyon, Kaibab Plateau (Big Springs 15' Quad., 1962), near(?) sta. 36 of Pilsbry & Ferriss (1911).
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ANSP 103309