Week one specimens collected: |
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Collection data: Little Cahaba River below Lake Purdy Dam, Shelby County, Alabama (T185,R1W, Sec 29) 31 January 2000, R. L. Jenkins, W. M. Howell, and BIOL 416 class. |
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Week Two Specimens Collected: |
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| Collection data: Cahaba River at Highway 280, Shelby County, Alabama; R.L. Jenkins, W.M. Howell, Biol 416 class, 7 February 2000. |
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Week Three Specimens Collected: |
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| Collection data: Big Sandy Creek, south of Coaling, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama; R.L. Jenkins, W. M. Howell, Biol 416 class, 16 February 2000 |
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Week Four Specimens Collected: |
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| Collection data: Small, unnamed tributary to the Cahaba River, approximately one mile northeast of Liberty Park on Old Overton Road, Jefferson County, Alabama; R.L. Jenkins, W.M. Howell, and Biol 416 class, 21 February 2000. |
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Week Five Specimens Collected: |
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| Collection data: Ebenezer Swamp, approximately five miles northeast of Montevallo, Shelby County, Alabama; R.L. Jenkins, W.M. Howell, and Biol 416 class, 28 February 2000. | |
Week Six Specimens Collected: |
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| Collection data: Murphy Creek, about one mile west of Blount Springs, Blount County, Alabama; R.L. Jenkins, W.M. Howell, and Biol 416 class, 6 March 2000. | |
Week Seven Specimens Collected: |
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| Collection data: Small unnamed tributary to Cahaba River at Grant's Mill, Shelby County, Alabama; R.L. Jenkins, W.M.
Howell, and Biol 416 class, 13 March 2000. | |
Week Eight Specimens Collected: |
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| Collection data: Bird watching at Lake Purdy boat landing, Shelby County, Alabama; Drs. R.L. Jenkins, W.M. Howell, and Biol 416 class, 10 April 2000. | |
Week Nine Specimens Collected:
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![]() Captain Rodney Collier and his first mate Joe of the research vessel, A.E. Verrill, took our Samford students out into the Gulf of Mexico on a search for specimens ![]() Students ready for research trip into the Gulf off Dauphin Island ![]() Examining specimens found at Dauphin Island Sea Lab and in the Gulf of Mexico Collection data: Dauphin Island, Mobile County, Alabama; Drs. R.L. Jenkins, W.M. Howell, Biol 416 class, and several students from Biol 203 class, 14-16 April 2000. |