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Organisms

Squid catch on Gemma - net is in the process of being emptied out, water splashing and many squid caught in net. Bucket in foreground
Two page spread of the supply department's biological materials catalogue no. 57, "preserved material" section, includes illustration of Limulus. Specimens listed include Orchestia platensis, Romalea, and more.
Black and white photo of two cuttlefish on the seafloor with one cuttlefish in the background.
Two page spread of the supply department's biological materials catalogue no. 57, "living material" section. With photo of man and starfish dredge, as well as photo of supply department service trucks on opposite page. Specimens listed include Asterias, Mytilus, Limulus, and much more.
Scan of the cover of supply department's catalogue of specimens for sale. In red ink is a photo of some MBL buildings and boats, text reads "Biological Materials, established 1890, catalogue No. 57, Marine Biological Laboratory Woods Hole Massachusetts U.S.A.
Starfish collected on a dredging mop, students reaching up at starfish, one shirtless man in foreground, two women and a man in background.
Inside cover of supply department's catalogue of specimens for sale. Has horshoe crab drawing and text reads Biological Materials, the test of years, est. 1890, Catalogue No. 57 A large stock of living and preserved materials for Zoology, Botany, and Embryology. Supply Department Marine Biological Laboratory
Letter from Trinkaus to Weston, mentioning work on neural crest and comparisions between the development of Fundulus and the development of the zebrafish.
Letter describing some differences and similarities between cell motility in Fundulus, observed by Trinkaus, and others' work on the zebrafish.
Letter from Fink to Trinkaus explaining her experiment on Fundulus embryos; mentiones the method of dechorionation taught to her by Trinkaus
Letter describing some differences and similarities between cell motility in Fundulus, observed by Trinkaus, and others' work on the zebrafish.
Letter to Trinkaus about the history of fish embryology

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