Mammal Collections in the Western Hemisphere a survey and Directory of Existing Collections
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University of New Hampshire (UNH) Department of Zoology Contact: Michelle Scott University of New Hampshire Voice: 603-862-2100 Durham, NH 03824 750 specimens; regional emphasis (New Hampshire) NEW JERSEY Trailside Nature and Science Center (TNSC) Division of Parks and Recreation Contact: Hollace Hoffman 452 New Providence Road Voice: 908-789-3670 Mountainside, NJ 07092 136 specimens; exclusively taxidermy mounts NEW MEXICO Carlsbad Caverns National Park (CACA) National Park Service Contact: Jeff Denny 3225 National Parks Highway Voice: 505-785-2232 Carlsbad, NM 88220 FAX: 505-785-2133 600 specimens; local emphasis; additional contact: Celia Gomez; former collection acronym: CCNP _____________ Eastern New Mexico University, Natural History Museum (ENMUNHM) Eastern New Mexico University Contact: A. L. Gennaro Portales, NM 88130 Voice: 505-562-2723 FAX: 505-562-2192 E-mail: gennaroa@email.enmu.edu
(formerly New Mexico Environmental Improvement Agency, NMEIA) Vector Control Program Contact: Ted L. Brown 1190 St. Francis Drive Voice: 505-474-4410 P. O. Box 26110 FAX: 505-473-3477 Santa Fe, NM 87505 160 specimens; primarily rodents involved in plague zoonotic cycle in New Mexico; additional contact: Pamela J. Reynolds, 1191 5th Street, Suite 204, Santa Fe, NM 87505 _____________ New Mexico Museum of Natural History (NMMNH) 1801 Mountain Road NW Contact: David J. Hafner Albuquerque, NM 87104 Voice: 505-841-2825 FAX: 505-841-2866 E-mail: hafner@darwin.nmmnh-abq. mus.nm.us 2,500 specimens; frozen-tissue collection (2,000 specimens); excellent series of Nearctic Ochotonidae; additional contact: Jacquelyn G. McConachie (e-mail: jackie@darwin.nmmnh-abq.mus.nm.us); home page: http://www.aps.edu/htmlpages/nmmnh.html; ACCREDITED BY ASM (1994) _____________ New Mexico State University (NMSU) Department of Biology Contact: Peter Houde New Mexico State University Las Cruces, NM 88003 12,045 specimens at last report (Yates et al., 1987); ACCREDITED BY ASM (1977) _____________ Philmont Scout Ranch, Seton Memorial Library (SETON) Cimarron, NM 87714 Contact: Stephen Zimmer Voice: 505-376-2281
Department of Biology Contact: Terry L. Yates University of New Mexico Voice: 505-277-3838 Albuquerque, NM 87131 FAX: 505-277-0304 E-mail: tyates@sevilleta.unm.edu
Biology Collection Contact: Randy D. Jennings Western New Mexico University Silver City, NM 88062 4,000 specimens at last report (Yates et al., 1987) _____________ White Sands National Monument (WSNM) P. O. Box 458 Contact: (did not respond to survey) Alamogordo, NM 88310
NEW YORK
American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) Central Park West at 79th Street Contact: Ross D. E. MacPhee New York, NY 10024-5192 Voice: 212-769-5480 FAX: 212-769-5495 E-mail: macphee@amnh.org
145 Brooklyn Avenue Contact: Nancy Paine Brooklyn, NY 11213 Voice: 718-472-5188 FAX: 718-472-5189 80 specimens; exclusively taxidermy mounts; additional contact: Beth Alberty (voice: 718-472-4289) _____________ Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences (BSNS) Buffalo Museum of Science Contact: Arthur R. Clark 1020 Humboldt Parkway Voice: 716-896-5200 Buffalo, NY 14211-1293 FAX: 716-897-6723 2,158 specimens; primarily local species; contains the former J. J. Reedy Collection (Niagara University) _____________ Cornell University, Vertebrate Collections (CUVC) Section of Ecology and Systematics Contact: Kevin J. McGowan Cornell University Voice: 607-257-8135 Corson Hall FAX: 607-255-8088 Ithaca, NY 14853-2701 E-mail: kjmz@cornell.edu
(formerly Mohonk Museum, MM) Contact: Paul C. Huth Daniel Smiley Research Center Voice: 914-255-5969 1000 Mountain Rest Road New Platz, NY 12561
Mammal Collection, Biological Survey Contact: David W. Steadman 3140 Cultural Education Center Voice: 518-474-5800 Albany, NY 12230 FAX: 518-473-8496 11,200 specimens; regional emphasis (New York); large series of complete skeletons of small mammals; contains collection formerly at St. Bonaventure University (STBU); additional contact: Joseph Bopp (voice: 518-486-2025); ACCREDITED BY ASM (1975) _____________ State University of New York at Oneonta (SUNYO) Biology Department Contact: Robert Phillips State University of New York-Oneonta Voice: 607-436-3344 Oneonta, NY 13820 FAX: 607-436-3646 E-mail: phill:rr@snyoneva.cc.
College of Environmental Science and Forestry Contact: Ronald J. Giegerich State University of New York Voice: 315-470-6763 1 Forestry Drive FAX: 315-470-6934 Syracuse, NY 13210
Department of Biological Sciences Contact: Margaret M. Stewart State University of New York Voice: 518-442-4348 Albany, NY 12222 FAX: 518-442-4767 300 specimens; regional emphasis (upstate New York) NORTH CAROLINA North Carolina State Museum of Natural Sciences (NCSM) Mammal Collection Contact: Mary Kay Clark 102 North Salisbury Street Voice: 919-733-7450 Raleigh, NC 27603 FAX: 919-733-1573 8,300 specimens; regional emphasis (North Carolina and southeastern United States); major repository for manatees; specimens from late 1800s; good collection of marine mammals; additional contact: Jeff Beane _____________ North Carolina State University (NCS) Department of Zoology Contact: Roger A. Powell North Carolina State University Voice: 919-515-4561 Raleigh, NC 27695-7617 FAX: 919-515-5327 4,150 specimens; regional emphasis E-mail: newf@ncsu.edu _____________ University of North Carolina at Wilmington (UNCW) Vertebrate Collections Contact: W. David Webster Department of Biological Sciences Voice: 910-395-3756 University of North Carolina at Wilmington FAX: 910-350-4066 Wilmington, NC 28403-3297 E-mail: webste@vxc.ocis.uncwil.edu
Department of Biology Contact: (did not respond to survey) Wake Forest University Winston-Salem, NC 27109 400 specimens at last report (Yates et al., 1987) NORTH DAKOTA North Dakota Heritage Center (SHSND) State Historical Society of North Dakota Contact: C. L. Dill 612 East Boulevard Avenue Voice: 701-328-2666 Bismarck, ND 58505-0830 FAX: 701-328-3710 196 specimens; primarily taxidermy mounts for exhibit; additional contact: Mark J. Halvorson _____________ North Dakota State University (NDSU) Department of Zoology Contact: William J. Bleier North Dakota State University Voice: 701-231-8421 Fargo, ND 58105-5517 FAX: 701-231-7149 2,900 specimens; local emphasis E-mail: bleier@ndsuvml _____________ Northern Prairie Science Center (NPSC) (formerly Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Contact: Ron Kirby Center, NPWRC) Voice: 701-252-5363 National Biological Survey FAX: 701-252-4217 8711 37 Street, SE E-mail: kirbyr@mail.fws.gov Jamestown, ND 58401 50 specimens; regional emphasis (northern Great Plains) University of North Dakota, Vertebrate Museum (UND) Department of Biology Contact: Robert W. Seabloom University of North Dakota Voice: 701-777-4676 Grand Forks, ND 58202 FAX: 701-777-2623 2,500 specimens at last report (Yates et al., 1987) E-mail: rseabloo@badlands.nodak.edu OHIO Cincinnati Museum of Natural History (CMNH) Frederick and Amey Geier Collections and Research Center Contact: Robert S. Kennedy 1720 Gilbert Avenue Voice: 513-345-8510 Cincinnati, OH 45202-1401 FAX: 513-345-8501 3,300 specimens; mammals of the Ohio Valley; Philippine mammals; frozen-tissue collection (800 specimens); contains collection formerly at the University of Cincinnati (UCIN) _____________ Cleveland Museum of Natural History (CMNH) 1 Wade Oval Drive Contact: Timothy O. Matson University Circle Voice: 216-231-4600 Cleveland, OH 44106 FAX: 216-231-5919 15,100 specimens; ACCREDITED BY ASM (1994) _____________ Dayton Museum of Natural History (DMNH 1) Biology Collections Contact: Gary A. Coovert 2600 DeWeese Parkway Voice: 513-275-7431, extension 14 Dayton, OH 45414 FAX: 513-275-5811 2,008 specimens; local emphasis Miami University (MU) Hefner Zoology Museum Contact: Paul M. Daniel Department of Zoology Voice: 513-529-4617 Miami University FAX: 513-529-6900 Oxford, OH 45056 E-mail: daniel@msmail.muohio.edu
1982 Velma Avenue Contact: Carl Albrecht Columbus, OH 43211-2497 Voice: 614-297-2609 FAX: 614-297-2411 700 specimens; additional contact: Robert Glotzhober (voice: 614-297-2633) _____________ Ohio State University, Museum of Biological Diversity (OSUMZ) 1315 Kinnear Road Contact: John M. Condit Ohio State University Voice: 614-292-0543 Columbus, OH 43212-1192 FAX: 614-292-7774 E-mail: jcondit@magnus.acs.
Department of Biological Sciences Contact: Scott M. Moody Ohio University (Irvine 042) Voice: 614-593-2360 Athens, OH 45701-2979 FAX: 614-593-0300 E-mail: moody@ouvaxa.cats.ohiou.edu
OKLAHOMA
Cameron University, Museum of Zoology (CUMZ) Biology Department Contact: Jack D. Tyler Cameron University Voice: 405-581-2349 Lawton, OK 73505 FAX: 405-581-2421 1,200 specimens; regional emphasis (southeastern Oklahoma and Black Mesa area of Oklahoma) _____________ East Central University (ECENT) Contact: Larry L. Choate Department of Biology Voice: 405-332-8000, extension 499 East Central University FAX: 405-332-4616 Ada, OK 74820-6899 E-mail: lchoate@mailclerk.ecok.edu 490 specimens; local emphasis; former collection acronym: ECUM _____________ Northeastern State University, Biological Collections (NSU) Science Building Contact: (did not respond to survey) Northeastern State University Tahlequah, OK 74464 1,200 specimens at last report (Yates et al., 1987) _____________ Oklahoma Baptist University, Webster Natural History Museum (WNHM) 500 West University Contact: (did not respond to survey) Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee, OK 74801 400 specimens at last report (Yates et al., 1987) Oklahoma State University, Collection of Vertebrates (OSU) Department of Zoology Contact: Anthony A. Echelle Oklahoma State University Voice: 405-744-9681 Stillwater, OK 74078 FAX: 405-744-7824 12,893 specimens; collection includes one holotype; frozen-tissue collection (2,479 specimens); contains former collection of Wichita Mountains National Wildlife Refuge (WMWR); additional contacts: Geffery Luttrell and Jim Shaw (voice: 405-744-9675; e-mail: shawjh@okway.okstate.edu) _____________ University of Central Oklahoma, Collection of Vertebrates (UCOCV) (formerly Central State University, CSUO) Contact: William Caire Biology Department Voice: 405-341-2980, extension 2722 University of Central Oklahoma FAX: 405-330-3824 Edmond, OK 73034
University of Oklahoma Contact: Michael A. Mares 1335 Asp Avenue Voice: 405-325-4712 Norman, OK 73019-0606 FAX: 405-325-7699 32,000 specimens; special strengths in mammals of Oklahoma, Mexico, and South America; additional contact: Janet K. Braun; former collection acronym: OU; ACCREDITED BY ASM (1975 and 1982) OREGON
Crater Lake National Park Museum Collection (CLNP) P. O. Box 7 Contact: Mary Benterou Crater Lake, OR 97604 Voice: 503-594-2211, extension 406 FAX: 503-594-2299
Badgley Hall Contact: Burr J. Betts Eastern Oregon State College Voice: 503-962-3330 1410 L Avenue FAX: 503-962-3873 La Grande, OR 97850-2899 E-mail: bbetts@eosc.osshe.edu
Oregon State University Contact: Bruce Coblentz Corvallis, OR 97331-3803 Voice: 503-737-1959 FAX: 503-737-3590 E-mail: coblentb@ccmail.orst.edu
Department of Biology Contact: Richard Forbes Portland State University Portland, OR 97207 2,600 specimens at last report (Yates et al., 1987) Southern Oregon State College, Museum of Vertebrate Natural History (SOSCMVNH) Department of Biology Contact: Stephen P. Cross Southern Oregon State College Voice: 503-552-6749 Ashland, OR 97520 FAX: 503-552-6415 2,575 specimens; regional emphasis E-mail: scross@shasta.sosc.osshe.edu _____________ University of Oregon, Museum of Natural History (UOMNH) 1224 University of Oregon Contact: Don E. Dumond Eugene, OR 97403-1224 Voice: 503-346-5101 FAX: 503-346-5122 3,000 specimens; contains collection of Peromyscus flat skins formerly in the Department of Zoology, University of Oregon; additional contact: Pamela Endzweig (voice: 503-346-5120; e-mail: endzweig@ oregon.uoregon.edu) _____________ Willamette University (WUME) Department of Biology Contact: (did not respond to survey) Willamette University 900 State Street Salem, OR 97301
PENNSYLVANIA Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia (ANSP) Department of Vertebrate Biology Contact: Curator of Mammals 1900 Benjamin Franklin Parkway Voice: 215-299-1078 Philadelphia, PA 19103-1195 FAX: 215-299-1028 23,000 specimens; collection includes 195 holotypes; contains historically important series; large mammals of Tibet; African bovids; Neotropical carnivores and primates; includes Wistar Institute and S. N. Rhoads Collections; additional contact: Ted Daeschler (voice: 215-299-1133; e-mail: daeschler@say.acnatsci.org) _____________ Carnegie Museum of Natural History (CM) Edward O'Neil Research Center Contact: Duane A. Schlitter 5800 Baum Boulevard Voice: 412-665-2613 Pittsburgh, PA 15206-3706 FAX: 412-665-2751 E-mail: schlitterd@clpgh.org
School of Forest Resources Bird and Mammal Collection Contact: Richard H. Yahner Pennsylvania State University Voice: 814-863-3201 University Park, PA 16802 FAX: 814-865-3725 E-mail: rhy@psuvm. psu.edu
500 Museum Road Contact: Michael A. Feyers Reading, PA 19611-1425 Voice: 610-320-8290
1871 Old Main Drive Contact: Gordon L. Kirkland, Jr. Shippensburg University Voice: 717-532-1407 Shippensburg, PA 17257 FAX: 717-530-4009 E-mail: glkirk@ark.ship.edu
William Penn Memorial Building Contact: Albert G. Mehring P. O. Box 1026 Voice: 717-783-9901 Harrisburg, PA 17108-1026 FAX: 717-783-1073 1,088 specimens; regional emphasis (Pennsylvania) _____________ Wagner Free Institute of Science (WFIS) Museum of the Wagner Free Institute of Science Contact: Eugene A. Bolt, Jr. 1700 West Montgomery Avenue Voice: 215-763-6529 Philadelphia, PA 19121-3227 FAX: 215-763-1299 E-mail: eaboltjr@dolphin.upenn.edu
PUERTO RICO University of Puerto Rico (PRICO) Department of Biology Contact: (did not respond to survey) University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez, PR 00708 206 specimens at last report (Yates et al., 1987) _____________ University of Puerto Rico, Caribbean Primate Research Center Museum (CPRC) Medical Sciences Campus Contact: Jean Turnquist University of Puerto Rico Voice: 809-753-8656 San Juan, PR 00936-5067 FAX: 809-767-0788 3,100 specimens; exclusively primates; skeletons of Macaca mulatta from Cayo Santiago; includes Cayo Santiago skeleton collection from Northwestern University; additional contact: Nancy Hong RHODE ISLAND Roger Williams Park Museum of Natural History (RWPM) (formerly Park Museum, PMRI) Contact: Marilyn R. Massaro Roger Williams Park Voice: 401-785-9451 Providence, RI 02905 FAX: 401-941-5920 200 specimens; local emphasis _____________ University of Rhode Island, Mammal Collection (URIMC) Department of Natural Resources Science Contact: Peter August University of Rhode Island Voice: 401-792-4794 Kingston, RI 02881 FAX: 401-792-4561 1,469 specimens; regional emphasis (Rhode Island) E-mail: pete@edcserv.edc.uri.edu SOUTH CAROLINA Charleston Museum (CHM) 121 Rutledge Avenue Contact: (did not respond to survey) Charleston, SC 29401
132 Long Hall Contact: Stanlee Miller Clemson University Voice: 803-656-3456 Clemson, SC 29634-1903 FAX: 803-656-0435 2,653 specimens; local emphasis; ACCREDITED BY ASM (1986) SOUTH DAKOTA |