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Key: Y article created or substantially developed in progress People Article Notes and resources Editor/s Comments and help needed John Abbot Entomologist & ornithologist William Louis Abbott Renaissance man Robert McCormick Adams Archaeologist & ninth Smithsonian secretary Longhunter67 Substantially Developed--Longhunter67 (talk) 19:30, 27 November 2022 (UTC) Y John Warren Aldrich Ornithologist Charles Paul Alexander Entomologist Elmer Ivan Applegate Botanist William Harris Ashmead Entomologist Wilbur Olin Atwater Curator of food, yes, food. Alexander Dallas Bache Physicist & surveyor Florence Augusta Merriam Bailey Vernon Orlando Bailey Naturalist Herbert Spencer Barber Entomologist Alice Pike Barney Artist (see article) Paul Bartsch Malacologist & carcinologist Carl Barus Physicist Silvio Bedini Science historian Gustav Wilhelm Belfrage Insect collector Charles Bendire Surgeon & ornithologist Arthur Cleveland Bent Ornithologist Joseph Charles Bequaert Entomologist, malaclogist Andrew John Berger Ornithologist Samuel Stillman Berry Zoologist Richard Eliot Blackwelder Zoologist Richard S. Boardman Paleontologist Robert Angus Brooks Philologist Nellie A. Brown Botanist Oscar Ling Cartwright Entomologist Doris Mable Cochran herpetologist Johnnetta B. Cole Museum director Harrison Gray Dyar, Jr. Entomologist William T. Evans Art collector Edna H. Fawcett Botanist Augustus Fendler Natural history collector Asa Fitch First person to study agriculture & entomology William F. Foshag Geologist Helen Morgenthau Fox Botanist Herbert Friedmann Ornithologist George Gibbs Geologist David Crockett Graham Natural History Collector & Anthropologist George Brown Goode Scientist & museum administrator Mackenzie Gordon, Jr. Invertebrate paleontologist Alice Haskins Botanist Florence Hedges Botanist Joseph Henry Scientist & first secretary of the Smithsonian I. Michael Heyman Lawyer & 10th Smithsonian secretary Longhunter67 Substantially Developed--Longhunter67 (talk) 19:59, 27 November 2022 (UTC) Y Joseph Hirshhorn Art collector & founder of the Hirshhorn Museum Horton H. Hobbs, Jr. Carcinologst Charles Robert Knight Wildlife artist Samuel Pierpont Langley Astrophysicist & third Smithsonian secretary Lucia McCulloch Botanist Forrest Pogue Military historian Agnes J. Quirk Botanist John Reinhardt Museum director & ambassador to Nigeria S. Dillon Ripley Ornithologist & eight secretary of the Smithsonian Longhunter67 In Progress--Longhunter67 (talk) 20:06, 27 November 2022 (UTC) Warren M. Robbins Museum director Lawrence M. Small Businessman & 11th secretary for the Smithsonian Robert Evans Snodgrass Entomologist Samuel Mills Tracy Botanist Alfred Vail Inventor John Paul Visscher Protozoologist Wesley Wait Inventor and dental surgeon Charles Doolittle Walcott Paleontologist & fourth Smithsonian secretary Mary Vaux Walcott Scientific illustrator Benjamin Dann Walsh State Entomologist of Illinois Alexander Wetmore Ornithologist & sixth Smithsonian secretary Fred Lawrence Whipple Astronomer J. Laurens Barnard Carcinologist Qinli Wu Review of Biological contributions needed Y Mary K. Berger Botanist < mislabeled. This is Mary K. Bryan. Amina Dickerson Program director Patricia L. Fiske Museum director & curator Sharon Patton African art historian and museum director Lydia Puccinelli Art historian & curator Qinli Wu Y Lisa Taylor museum administrator, Cooper-Hewitt Museum Ruel P. Tolman Curator, art museum director, graphic artist Qinli Wu Review of curator experience and contributions needed Y Joshua Irving Tracey Geologist, pioneered work supporting Darwin's theory on atolls. James C. Tyler Smithsonian museum admin, ichthyology John Varden Museum admin, patent office collector, Smithsonian staff Egbert Hamilton Walker Botanist, researcher at Smithsonian Ernest Pillsbury Walker Associate director of National Zoo, fur game warden of Alaska, wildlife management George W. Watson curator, ornithologist < George Elder Watson Charles K. Wead Patent officer Sylvia Williams Museum director & art historian Philip W. Wolle Citizen algae scientist Ellis L. Yochelson paleontologist, fossil mollusks[ Organizations and groups Article Notes and resources Editor/s Comments and help needed Biological Society of Washington Arts and Industries Building Cooper–Hewitt, National Design Museum Freer Gallery of Art Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden Museum Conservation Institute National Air and Space Museum National Museum of African Art National Museum of the American Indian National Museum of Natural History National Portrait Gallery National Postal Museum National Zoological Park Renwick Gallery Smithsonian American Art Museum Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute Smithsonian Environmental Research Center Smithsonian Institution Archives Smithsonian Institution Libraries Smithsonian Marine Station at Fort Pierce United States Marine Mammal Program Events to-do lists Key: Y article created or substantially developed in progress Expeditions and Explorers Field Notes To-do list Every person and expedition listed in this to-do list is included in the Field Book Project and in the Smithsonian Institution Archives. Here you will find a link to an article that needs improvement or an article that needs to be created. You will also find images and other resources to help you get started and other Smithsonian Institution resources for use! Article Notes and resources Editor/s Comments and help needed Mary Agnes Chase botanist and suffragette image Doris Mable Cochran herpetologist Edgar Alexander Mearns ornithologist United States and Mexican Boundary Survey (1848-1855) 1.Minor editing on body of text, added URL to full text of Report on the US and Mexican Boundary Survey document on BHL, will add to body of text at the later date. (full- text :http://ia600605.us.archive.org/9/items/mobot31753002023569/mobot31753002023569.pdf) Edmund Heller zoologist Cleofé Caldéron botanist Rediscovered Anomochloa in 1976 with assistant Sr. Talmon dos Santos in Bahia, Brazil. This tropical forest grass had died out, so this was a tremendous discovery and set the path for Judziewicz and Soderstrom (1989) to do a detailed morphological and anatomical study. This study confirmed Anomochloa was a grass and offered insight into its peculiar flowering structures. Deposited approximately 1000 collections, many of them bamboo, at the U.S. National Herbarium Discovered and named approx. 20 taxa John Alden Loring mammologist and field naturalist Represented the Smithsonian Institution as member and designated specialist to preserve specimens for the 1909 African Expedition Provided 1905 survey of Buffalo on Wichita Forest and Game Reserve or “Wichita Buffalo Range” for New York Zoological Society Assistant Curator (care for animals) of National Zoological Park under Hornaday James Eike bird watcher President (1950 – 1952, 1969-1971; VP ‘67-‘68) and long-standing executive committee member of Virginia Society of Ornithology (Chairman of various sections, too) Virginia Society of Ornithology (VSO) James W. Eike Service Award created in his honor in 1984 Papers held by Smithsonian Institution Archives – over 111 field books – part of Field Book Registry Smithsonian-Roosevelt African Expedition members of the party Expedition organized as first big post-presidency event for Theodore Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt and son Kermit and Smithsonian-sponsored scientists Amassed a collection of 23,151 natural history specimens, totaling 160 species of carnivores, ungulates, rodents, insectivores, and bats All Field Books held by SIA & NMNH Formatted citations to cut-and-paste for articles about people Smithsonian Edit-a-Thon citations ready to use