Scope and Contents Manuscript Collection 12 contains the papers of Professor Clinton V. MacCoy, professor of Ecology at Wheaton College. The collection contains materials ranging in date from 1925-1965, comprising the length of his teaching career at Massachusetts State College (Now UMass Amherst) and Wheaton College. The collection, arranged into three series within four boxes, is comprised of bibliographies, guidebooks, handbooks, research notes, and limericks relating to field research which MacCoy himself...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: Manuscript Collection 12 contains the papers of Professor Clinton V. MacCoy, professor of Ecology at Wheaton College. The collection contains materials ranging in date from 1925-1965, comprising the length of his teaching career at Massachusetts State College (Now UMass Amherst) and Wheaton College. The collection, arranged into three series within four boxes, is comprised of bibliographies, guidebooks, handbooks, research notes, and limericks relating to field research which MacCoy himself...

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This section contains the research material, data, guidebooks and handbooks Prof. MacCoy used for his courses and academic pursuits during his career at Wheaton. This box also includes original published copies of his articles, such as “Key for Identification of New England Amphibians and Reptiles” (1931) and “Herpetological Notes from Tucson, Arizona” (1932). Also included are his laboratory notebooks, which include field notes as well as notes for future research leads.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This section contains the research material, data, guidebooks and handbooks Prof. MacCoy used for his courses and academic pursuits during his career at Wheaton. This box also includes original published copies of his articles, such as “Key for Identification of New England Amphibians and Reptiles” (1931) and “Herpetological Notes from Tucson, Arizona” (1932). Also included are his laboratory notebooks, which include field notes as well as notes for future research leads.