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Biodiversity Heritage Library - Program news and collection highlights from BHL

All posts from February 15, 2011

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Book of the Week: Introducing American Flora to England

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When settlers first came to the Americas from England and other parts of Europe, they were chiefly concerned with survival, as might be expected, and, though they may have taken note of the new and beautiful varieties of flora and fauna to be found in the wild new expanses of the New World, there was little concentration on how these species might be utilized, or even carried back to the homelands of the settlers for the benefit of those across the seas.
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February 15, 2011byMichelle Strizever
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BHL and our Users: Patrick Ives LaFollette

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We at BHL are anxious to find out how our collection and services affect the work of our users at an individual level. With this aspiration in mind, this week we begin a series, BHL and our Users, featuring our users and their testimonials regarding BHL’s impact on their lives and work. So, without further ado, meet Patrick Ives LaFollette, Research Associate in Malacology at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles, and read what he has to say about how BHL has changed the way he works.

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February 15, 2011byMichelle Strizever

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