Arctic Institute 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: Animal ecology; Biological sampling; Botany; Collembola; Dendrochronology; Chert; Furbearing animals; Fur trade; Identification; Inuit archaeology; Middens (Archaeology); Mites; Plant collections; Plants (Biology); Research; Research funding; Trapping; Norton Sound region; Alaska; Mackenzie Delta; N.W.T; Aklavik region; Kugluktuk region; Nunavut; Churchill region; Manitoba; Fort Nelson region; British Columbia; North Slope Borough; Brooks Range; Yellowknife region; Aklavik; Arctic; Fort Nelson; Giddings; Kugluktuk; Norton Sound; Yellowknife; Churchill; inuit; north slope
• Online Access: https://journalhosting.ucalgary.ca/index.php/arctic/article/view/67030

A archaeological research report titled "Application of the tree-ring chronology in Alaska to archaeology" by J.L. Giddings is followed by 3 reports on biological research projects. The 3 biological research reports are: "Study of the microfauna of Arctic shore areas" by Marie Hammer; "A study of the habits and economics of fur animals" by F.H. Quick; and "Botanical investigations of portions of the Brooks Range and Arctic Slope of Alaska" by Lloyd Spetzman.