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  1. Title: Geologic map of the Mesabi district, Minnesota

    • Not specified
    • 1911
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    Summary: Relief shown by contours.; "Corrected to January 1, 1911."; "Monograph LII, plate VIII"--Upper right corner. 37 x 271 centimeters

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  2. Title: Map of central Minnesota, including Cuyuna district

    • Not specified
    • 1910
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    Summary: Cover title: Physical geography.; At head of title: Mitchell's school geographies, fifth book of the series. 15 x 21 centimeters

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  3. Title: Geological map of the Mesabi district, Minnesota

    • Not specified
    • 1903
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    Summary: Relief indicated by contours.; "Monograph No. 43 Pl. II."; Includes 3 geological sections. 46 x 259 centimeters

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  4. Title: First Expedition 1931-32; Indiana University Second Mexican and Biological Expedition 1935-36

    • Not specified
    • 1936
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    Summary: Map created by Alfred C. Kinsey displaying routes and data points associated with Kinsey's field research on gall wasps. On this map, Second Expedition data points, marked in black, appear in Texas, Mexico, and Guatemala. First Expedition data points, marked in red, appear in Mexico and New Mexico. Expedition routes appear as dotted lines. No specific species data is listed.

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  5. Title: Untitled I

    • Not specified
    • 1931
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    Summary: Map created by Alfred C. Kinsey displaying route and data points associated with Kinsey's field research on gall wasps. On this map, data points, marked with black asterisks, appear in Texas and Mexico. Routes appears as a dotted line. No specific species data is listed. In the center-left portion of the map, a print of a hand-drawn gall wasp image, measuring approximately 2" x 2", is pasted onto the map surface. The pasted wasp image appears within a hand-drawn polygon, measuring approximately 3.25" x 3.25". A second hand-drawn polygon, filled in with black ink and measuring approximately 3" x 2.25", appears in the center-right portion of the map. Caption: The words "4 col tonite Don McClane" appear at the bottom center of the map. It is unclear at this time whether the words are related to the map content.

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  6. Title: Untitled II

    • Not specified
    • 1917
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    Summary: One of a series of maps created or annotated by Alfred C. Kinsey. Most contain gall wasp data. Several only contain data on other types of flora and fauna. This map is untitled. The words "Pinus Ponderosa" are hand-written in the left-hand margin. Data points appear in Arizona, California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington. Data points extend into the Mexican state of Baja California (listed on base map in English as "Lower California") and Western Canada. Some data points extend north beyond the printed border of the map. Base map type 2 (USGS. Edition of Mar. 1911, reprinted 1923). Print Size: 7.5 x 11.5

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  7. Title: Andricus Spectabilis, Kinsey

    • Not specified
    • 1917
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    Summary: One of a series of maps created or annotated by Alfred C. Kinsey. Most contain gall wasp data. Several only contain data on other types of flora and fauna. On this map, data points appear in California. Species are listed in Latin (binomial nomenclature) and color coded (see Caption field). Caption: Var. spectabilis, Var. incisus, Var. ukiahensis, Variety has not been determined. Base map type 1 (USGS. Edition of May 1906, reprinted 1922.) Print Size: 7.5 x 11.5

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  8. Title: Heteroecus Dasydactyli, Ashmead

    • Not specified
    • 1917
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    Summary: One of a series of maps created or annotated by Alfred C. Kinsey. Most contain gall wasp data. Several only contain data on other types of flora and fauna. On this map, data points appear in California. Species are listed in Latin (binomial nomenclature) and color coded (see Caption field). Caption: Var. dasydaclyli [sic], Var. eriophorus, Var. pygmaeus, Var. medius Base map type 1 (USGS. Edition of May 1906, reprinted 1922.) Print Size: 7.5 x 11.5

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  9. Title: Heteroecus Bakeri, Kieffer

    • Not specified
    • 1917
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    Summary: One of a series of maps created or annotated by Alfred C. Kinsey. Most contain gall wasp data. Several only contain data on other types of flora and fauna. On this map, data points appear in California. Species are listed in Latin (binomial nomenclature) and color coded (see Caption field). Caption: Var. bakeri, Variety undescribed Base map type 1 (USGS. Edition of May 1906, reprinted 1922.) Print Size: 7.5 x 11.5

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  10. Title: Pituophis Catenife[r] Blainville

    • Not specified
    • 1917
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    Summary: One of a series of maps created or annotated by Alfred C. Kinsey. Most contain gall wasp data. Several only contain data on other types of flora and fauna. On this map, data points appear in Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington. Data points also extend into the Mexican state of Baja California (listed on base map in English as "Lower California") and the Arizona/Mexico border. Species are listed in Latin (binomial nomenclature) and color coded (see Caption field). This map is torn such that the final "r" in the title is missing. Caption: catenifer, heermanni, annectens, stejnegeri, deserticola, rutilus, ?? determination uncertain, possibly deserticola. Base map type 1 (USGS. Edition of May 1906, reprinted 1922.) Print Size: 7.5 x 11.5

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  11. Title: Heteroecus Melanoderma, Kinsey

    • Not specified
    • 1917
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    Summary: One of a series of maps created or annotated by Alfred C. Kinsey. Most contain gall wasp data. Several only contain data on other types of flora and fauna. On this map, data points appear in Arizona and California. Species are listed in Latin (binomial nomenclature) and color coded (see Caption field). Caption: Var. melanoderma, Undescribed variety Base map type 1 (USGS. Edition of May 1906, reprinted 1922.) Print Size: 7.5 x 11.5

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  12. Title: Heteroecus Chrysolepidis, Ashmead

    • Not specified
    • 1917
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    Summary: One of a series of maps created or annotated by Alfred C. Kinsey. Most contain gall wasp data. Several only contain data on other types of flora and fauna. On this map, data points appear in California. Species are listed in Latin (binomial nomenclature) and color coded (see Caption field). Caption: Var. chrysolepidis, Var. malus Base map type 1 (USGS. Edition of May 1906, reprinted 1922.) Print Size: 7.5 x 11.5

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  13. Title: Plagiotrichus Chrysolepidicola, Ashmead

    • Not specified
    • 1917
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    Summary: One of a series of maps created or annotated by Alfred C. Kinsey. Most contain gall wasp data. Several only contain data on other types of flora and fauna. On this map, data points appear in California and Oregon. Species are listed in Latin (binomial nomenclature) and color coded (see Caption field). Caption: Var. chrysolepidicola, Var. kelloggi, Var. diminuens, Var. alutaceus, Var. compositus, Var atricinctus, Var. pugnus, Var. pugnoides, Var. garryanae Base map type 1 (USGS. Edition of May 1906, reprinted 1922.) Print Size: 7.5 x 11.5

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  14. Title: Plagiotrichus Suttonii, Bassett

    • Not specified
    • 1917
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    Summary: One of a series of maps created or annotated by Alfred C. Kinsey. Most contain gall wasp data. Several only contain data on other types of flora and fauna. On this map, data points appear in California. Species are listed in Latin (binomial nomenclature) and color coded (see Caption field). Caption: Var. suttonii, Var. polythyra, Var. lustrior, undescribed variety Base map type 1 (USGS. Edition of May 1906, reprinted 1922.) Print Size: 7.5 x 11.5

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  15. Title: Sceloporus Occidentalis, Baird & Girard

    • Not specified
    • 1917
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    Summary: One of a series of maps created or annotated by Alfred C. Kinsey. Most contain gall wasp data. Several only contain data on other types of flora and fauna. On this map, data points appear in California, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington. Data points also extend into the Mexican state of Baja California (listed on base map in English as "Lower California"). Several data points extend south beyond the printed border of the map to include data from the southernmost portion of the Baja peninsula. Species are listed in Latin (binomial nomenclature) and color coded (see Caption field). Caption: Var. occidentalis, Var. biseriatus, Var. taylori, Var. Beckii. This map is torn in several places on the bottom edge. One tear obscures the end of a handwritten item, likely a name. The portion still visible reads "Milo M". Base map type 1 (USGS. Edition of May 1906, reprinted 1922.) Print Size: 7.5 x 11.5

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  16. Title: Heteroecus Sanctae-clarae, Fullaway

    • Not specified
    • 1917
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    Summary: One of a series of maps created or annotated by Alfred C. Kinsey. Most contain gall wasp data. Several only contain data on other types of flora and fauna. On this map, data points appear in California. Species are listed in Latin (binomial nomenclature) and color coded (see Caption field). Caption: Var. sanctae-clarae, Var. fuscior, Var. aliud Base map type 1 (USGS. Edition of May 1906, reprinted 1922.) Print Size: 7.5 x 11.5

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  17. Title: Compsodryoxenus Brunneus, Ashmead

    • Not specified
    • 1917
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    Summary: One of a series of maps created or annotated by Alfred C. Kinsey. Most contain gall wasp data. Several only contain data on other types of flora and fauna. On this map, data points appear in California. Species are listed in Latin (binomial nomenclature) and color coded (see Caption field). Caption: Var. brunneus, Var. atrior Base map type 1 (USGS. Edition of May 1906, reprinted 1922.) Print Size: 7.5 x 11.5

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  18. Title: Cynips Mirabilis, Kinsey

    • Not specified
    • 1917
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    Summary: One of a series of maps created or annotated by Alfred C. Kinsey. Most contain gall wasp data. Several only contain data on other types of flora and fauna. On this map, data points appear in California, Oregon, and Washington. Species are listed in Latin (binomial nomenclature) and color coded. Base map type 1 (USGS. Edition of May 1906, reprinted 1922.) Print Size: 7.5 x 11.5

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  19. Title: Plagiotrichus Asymmetricus, Kinsey

    • Not specified
    • 1917
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    Summary: One of a series of maps created or annotated by Alfred C. Kinsey. Most contain gall wasp data. Several only contain data on other types of flora and fauna. On this map, data points appear in California. Species are listed in Latin (binomial nomenclature) and color coded (see Caption field). Caption: Var. asymmetricus, Var. annectens, Var. compactus Base map type 1 (USGS. Edition of May 1906, reprinted 1922.) Print Size: 7.5 x 11.5

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  20. Title: Heteroecus Pacificus, Ashmead

    • Not specified
    • 1917
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    Summary: One of a series of maps created or annotated by Alfred C. Kinsey. Most contain gall wasp data. Several only contain data on other types of flora and fauna. On this map, data points appear in California. Species are listed in Latin (binomial nomenclature) and color coded (see Caption field). Caption: Var. pacificus, Var. subpacificus, Var. gracilis Base map type 1 (USGS. Edition of May 1906, reprinted 1922.) Print Size: 7.5 x 11.5

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