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Taylor, Walter P. (Walter Penn), 1888-1972

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Personal name headingTaylor, Walter P. (Walter Penn), 1888-1972
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Variant(s)Taylor, W. P. (Walter Penn), 1888-1972
Taylor, Walter (Walter Penn), 1888-1972
Taylor, Walter Penn, 1888-1972
Associated countryUnited States
Birth date1888-10-31
Death date1972-03-29
Place of birthElkhorn (Wis.)
Place of deathLa Verne (Calif.)
Field of activityBiology Ornithology Mammals Wildlife conservation
AffiliationThroop Polytechnic Institute
Stanford University
University of California, Berkeley
United States. Division of Biological Survey
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Profession or occupationBiologists Natural history museum curators College teachers
University and college faculty members
Found inWildlife conservation in the farm and ranch program, 1939: cover (Walter P. Taylor)
OCLC, Nov. 17, 2000 (hdg.: Taylor, Walter P. (Walter Penn), b. 1888; Taylor, Walter P. (Walter Penn), 1888-; Taylor, Walter P. (Walter Penn), 1888-1972; Taylor, Walter P.; Taylor, Walter Penn, 1888- ; usage: Walter P. Taylor, Walter Penn Taylor)
Smithsonian Institution Archives (website), viewed Feb. 14, 2023: Taylor, Walter P. (Walter Penn), 1888-1972 (Walter P. Taylor (1888-1972) was born in Elkhorn, Wisconsin, October 31, 1888. He attended Throop Polytechnique Institute, Stanford University, and University of California, Berkeley, where he earned his Ph.D. His scientific interests covered several aspects of natural sciences including ornithology and conservation. He was assistant curator of mammals at Museum of Vertebrate Zoology at University of California, Berkeley, and later curator of mammals. In 1916, he joined the U.S. Biological Survey as Assistant Biologist, eventually becoming Senior Biologist in 1951 with the Fish & Wildlife Service, U.S. Department of the Interior. He also taught at various universities and colleges throughout his career. He was married to Clara K. Taylor. Taylor passed away March 29, 1972 in La Vern, California.)
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