Report on the Invertebrata of Massachusetts

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Report on the Invertebrata of Massachusetts

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Augustus A. Gould
Contributions to science
His most important publication, the Report on the Invertebrata of Massachusetts (1841), in which he described about 275 molluscan species, greatly encouraged the study of mollusks in the United States. He also studied the mollusks and shells collected by the first scientific expedition sponsored by the United States government—the U.S.…
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His most important publication, the Report on the Invertebrata of Massachusetts (1841), in which he described about 275 molluscan species, greatly encouraged the study of mollusks in the United States. He also studied the mollusks and shells collected by the first scientific expedition sponsored by the United States government—the U.S.…
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