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Hello all,

 

Putting this one out to the masses before I break down and order a copy from the state.

 

Does anyone have a copy of the Fourth Annual Report of the Geological Survey of the Third District from the New York State Geological Survey, 1840,  Annual Report no. 4, more specifically,  [p. 355-383]? In particular I am looking for Vanuxem's writings about the Schoharie fm. Truth be told, I will take any information about the Schoharie that I can get. I don't know if I am just bad at research, but the information seems sparse on this one.

 

Lol, this is such an incredible long shot, but I figured you guys have surprised me with weirder requests in the past :P

Jay A. Wollin

Lead Fossil Educator - Penn Dixie Fossil Park and Nature Reserve

Hamburg, New York, USA

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I searched all the usual open source repositories with multiple combinations of the journal title without luck.  It is surprising that Vanuxem 1840 is not digitized. 

 

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Grabau, A.W. 1906

Guide to the Geology and Paleontology of the Schoharie Valley in Eastern New York. Lists of fossils found in the Schoharie region.

New York State Museum Bulletin, 92:317-332

 

Stevenson, J.J. 1901

The Section at Schoharie New York.

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 13(3):361-380

 

Goldring, W., Flower, R.H. 1942

Restudy of the Schoharie and Esopus formations in New York State.

American Journal of Science, 240(10):673-694

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5 minutes ago, DevonianDigger said:

Wish me luck, lol.

Good luck indeed. A very stunning  bug to hunt. 

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I have deleted this post as in hindsight I probably should have not posted it 

 

 

 

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@piranha, that's very cool. I am curious as to why none of the publications seem to ever reference photographs of a complete specimen, but rather present incomplete pieces. Is it because the complete examples are all in private collections?

Jay A. Wollin

Lead Fossil Educator - Penn Dixie Fossil Park and Nature Reserve

Hamburg, New York, USA

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I would suspect that because of the potential value people are generally a bit private about it. 

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