Northern Research Reports

• Published in: ARCTIC
• Main Author: North America, Arctic Institute of
• Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: The Arctic Institute of North America 1949
• Subjects: Aerial photography; Aerial surveys; Animal distribution; Animal ecology; Animal physiology; Animal reproduction; Anthropology; Biological sampling; Birds; Blood; Botany; Canada Geese; Coasts; Culture (Anthropology); Curlews; Dendrochronology; Diseases; Edible plants; Fats; Fishes; Food; Forests; Frogs; Furbearing animals; Genetics; Geology; Glaciology; Health; Hibernation; Inuit; Inuit archaeology; Lipids; Mammals; Meteorology; Mites; Mortality; Oceanography; Parasites; Permafrost; Physical geography; Plant distribution; Research stations; Salinity; Soil mechanics; Soil microorganisms; Spatial distribution; Taiga ecology; Temperature; Tundra ecology; Vitamins; Wildlife habitat; Wildlife management; Southampton Island; Nunavut; Norton Sound region; Alaska; Bering Strait region; Yukon; Brooks Range; North Slope Borough; N.W.T; Aklavik region; Kugluktuk region; Churchill region; Manitoba; James Bay region; Ontario; Nueltin Lake region; Manitoba/Nunavut; Ungava; Péninsule d'; Québec; Barrow; Point; region; Kluane Lake region; Fort Nelson region; British Columbia; Seward Glacier; Alaska/Yukon; Hudson Bay region; Hudson Strait region; Nunavut/Québec; Baie d'; Melville Peninsula; Norman Wells region; Aklavik; Arctic; Belcher; Bering Strait; Canada; Dunbar; Fort Nelson; Giddings; Harper; Hudson; Hudson Bay; Hudson Strait; Kluane Lake; Kugluktuk; Marr; Newell; Norman Wells; Norton Sound; Nueltin Lake; Paterson; Rousseau; Ungava Bay; Ungava Peninsula; Canada Goose; Churchill; eskimo*; glacier; inuit; James Bay; Keewatin; north slope; permafrost; Subarctic; taiga; The Arctic Institute; Tundra; Ungava peninsula; Mite
• Online Access: https://journalhosting.ucalgary.ca/index.php/arctic/article/view/67023

A report titled "Medical Investigation of Southampton Island" by Malcolm Brown is followed by 28 reports on research projects that were in progress at the end of 1948 and that were funded in part or in whole by the Arctic Institute. The 3 anthropological reports are: "The extension of...