This item is part of a series of letters, species lists, and index cards regarding species identification, especially amphipod and decapod identification.

This letter is part of the correspondence between the Bass Biological Laboratory and various political and governmental figures, particularly at the United States Bureau of Fisheries. These letters include the exchange of ...

This item is part of a series of forms, applications, and correspondence regarding the rationing of goods at the Bass Biological Laboratory and the Zoological Research Supply Company during the years leading up to, and the ...

This item is part of a series of forms, applications, and correspondence, regarding the rationing of goods at the Bass Biological Laboratory. This application by Mrs. John F. Bass, Jr. was a request for additional sugar ...

This item is a blank application to import wild animals and birds into the United States. John F. Bass Jr. likely intended to use it to bring in specimens from Mexico.

This item is part of a series of records relating to the acquisition of chemical supplies used by the Bass Biological Laboratory. This application refers to the use of tax-free alcohol in hospitals, laboratories, and other ...

This item is a blank application for special permit under regulation 14, quarantine No. 37, to import nursery stock and other plants and seeds. John F. Bass Jr. most likely requested this form to bring back botanical samples ...

This item is part of a series of notes, species lists, reports and correspondence related to the identification and conservation of various species, c.1930s.

This item is part of a series of notes, species lists, reports and correspondence related to the identification and conservation of various species.

This item is part of a series of diagrams of the brains of rays, skates, and sharks. This diagram is magnified to 8 and 1/3 the size of the ray's brain. The Bass Biological Laboratory was a fully functioning research ...