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DANCKWARDT-1849
Retrieved 3 of 3 (500 records requested)
Order: Squamata
Family: Colubridae
Species: Helicops carinicaudus
Cat No: NRM 9245. N=1
Determiner: Unknown Length: Preparation: Liquid
Continent/Ocean: South America Country: BRAZIL State/Province:
District: Municipality:
River Drainage: Lake Basin: Ocean:
Locality: Brazil, possibly collected in the Santos - Rio de Janeiro area
Field Number: DANCKWARDT-1849 Leg: Danckwardt, JC Date: 1849
Object remarks:
Locality remarks: Oldest labels by LG Andersson's hand as well as old catalogue (all late 19th century) gives only "Brasilien Löjtnant Danckwardt 1849". JC Danckwardt (1818-1901) was found on internet and seems to match "löjtnant Danckwardt" quite well: a naval man born in Brazil and dead in Sweden and possibly old enough at 21 to have become lieutenant and to migrate. Since he was born in Rio and his father died in Santos in 1843 the collecting site is assumed to have been in this area. Also birds were donated./EIÅ, 2009.
Order: Squamata
Family: Diploglossidae
Species: Diploglossus fasciatus
Cat No: NRM 1405. N=1
Determiner: Andersson, LG Length: Preparation: Liquid
Continent/Ocean: South America Country: BRAZIL State/Province:
District: Municipality:
River Drainage: Lake Basin: Ocean:
Locality: Brazil, possibly collected in the Santos - Rio de Janeiro area
Field Number: DANCKWARDT-1849 Leg: Danckwardt, JC Date: 1849
Object remarks: Oldest preserved label from Andersson (late 19th century). Dyed green from metal tag /EIÅ, 2009
Locality remarks: Oldest labels by LG Andersson's hand as well as old catalogue (all late 19th century) gives only "Brasilien Löjtnant Danckwardt 1849". JC Danckwardt (1818-1901) was found on internet and seems to match "löjtnant Danckwardt" quite well: a naval man born in Brazil and dead in Sweden and possibly old enough at 21 to have become lieutenant and to migrate. Since he was born in Rio and his father died in Santos in 1843 the collecting site is assumed to have been in this area. Also birds were donated./EIÅ, 2009.
Order: Squamata
Family: Elapidae
Species: Micrurus corallinus
Cat No: NRM 1657. N=3
Determiner: Silva Jr, NJ 2009 Length: Preparation: Liquid
Continent/Ocean: South America Country: BRAZIL State/Province:
District: Municipality:
River Drainage: Lake Basin: Ocean:
Locality: Brazil, possibly collected in the Santos - Rio de Janeiro area
Field Number: DANCKWARDT-1849 Leg: Danckwardt, JC Date: 1849
Object remarks:
Locality remarks: Oldest labels by LG Andersson's hand as well as old catalogue (all late 19th century) gives only "Brasilien Löjtnant Danckwardt 1849". JC Danckwardt (1818-1901) was found on internet and seems to match "löjtnant Danckwardt" quite well: a naval man born in Brazil and dead in Sweden and possibly old enough at 21 to have become lieutenant and to migrate. Since he was born in Rio and his father died in Santos in 1843 the collecting site is assumed to have been in this area. Also birds were donated./EIÅ, 2009.
Family: Colubridae
Species: Helicops carinicaudus
Cat No: NRM 9245. N=1
Determiner: Unknown Length: Preparation: Liquid
Continent/Ocean: South America Country: BRAZIL State/Province:
District: Municipality:
River Drainage: Lake Basin: Ocean:
Locality: Brazil, possibly collected in the Santos - Rio de Janeiro area
Field Number: DANCKWARDT-1849 Leg: Danckwardt, JC Date: 1849
Object remarks:
Locality remarks: Oldest labels by LG Andersson's hand as well as old catalogue (all late 19th century) gives only "Brasilien Löjtnant Danckwardt 1849". JC Danckwardt (1818-1901) was found on internet and seems to match "löjtnant Danckwardt" quite well: a naval man born in Brazil and dead in Sweden and possibly old enough at 21 to have become lieutenant and to migrate. Since he was born in Rio and his father died in Santos in 1843 the collecting site is assumed to have been in this area. Also birds were donated./EIÅ, 2009.
Order: Squamata
Family: Diploglossidae
Species: Diploglossus fasciatus
Cat No: NRM 1405. N=1
Determiner: Andersson, LG Length: Preparation: Liquid
Continent/Ocean: South America Country: BRAZIL State/Province:
District: Municipality:
River Drainage: Lake Basin: Ocean:
Locality: Brazil, possibly collected in the Santos - Rio de Janeiro area
Field Number: DANCKWARDT-1849 Leg: Danckwardt, JC Date: 1849
Object remarks: Oldest preserved label from Andersson (late 19th century). Dyed green from metal tag /EIÅ, 2009
Locality remarks: Oldest labels by LG Andersson's hand as well as old catalogue (all late 19th century) gives only "Brasilien Löjtnant Danckwardt 1849". JC Danckwardt (1818-1901) was found on internet and seems to match "löjtnant Danckwardt" quite well: a naval man born in Brazil and dead in Sweden and possibly old enough at 21 to have become lieutenant and to migrate. Since he was born in Rio and his father died in Santos in 1843 the collecting site is assumed to have been in this area. Also birds were donated./EIÅ, 2009.
Order: Squamata
Family: Elapidae
Species: Micrurus corallinus
Cat No: NRM 1657. N=3
Determiner: Silva Jr, NJ 2009 Length: Preparation: Liquid
Continent/Ocean: South America Country: BRAZIL State/Province:
District: Municipality:
River Drainage: Lake Basin: Ocean:
Locality: Brazil, possibly collected in the Santos - Rio de Janeiro area
Field Number: DANCKWARDT-1849 Leg: Danckwardt, JC Date: 1849
Object remarks:
Locality remarks: Oldest labels by LG Andersson's hand as well as old catalogue (all late 19th century) gives only "Brasilien Löjtnant Danckwardt 1849". JC Danckwardt (1818-1901) was found on internet and seems to match "löjtnant Danckwardt" quite well: a naval man born in Brazil and dead in Sweden and possibly old enough at 21 to have become lieutenant and to migrate. Since he was born in Rio and his father died in Santos in 1843 the collecting site is assumed to have been in this area. Also birds were donated./EIÅ, 2009.
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