Article ID: CBB833201068

The Development of Ornithology in Mexico and the Importance of Access to Scientific Information (2016)

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Mexican ornithology has seen a curious trajectory, beginning with remarkably well documented indigenous knowledge, progressing to colonial expeditions and intensive nineteenth-century exploration. The baton passed to collectors and scientists from the United States of America around the beginning of the twentieth century, and most recently to Mexican scientists. The documentation of Mexican bird diversity grew in each of these phases, but has now become a Mexican enterprise, thanks to the combined availability of information (both from within the country and that “repatriated” from around the world) and funding (provided in largest part by the Mexican government). This evolutionary process of a science community is perhaps general and global, but with different phases emphasized in different countries, and at diverse points in the process.

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Authors & Contributors
Birkhead, T. R.
Warner, Charles H. (Chuck)
Hickling, James
Katherine Nicole Crosby
R. Paul Scofield
Marsh, Allison
Journals
Archives of Natural History
Notornis
Organon: International Review
Journal of the History of Biology
Archives Internationales d'Histoire des Sciences
Publishers
University Press of Kansas
University of Texas Press
Texas A&M University Press
Princeton University Press
Harrassowitz
Copernicus, Springer-Verlag
Concepts
Ornithology
Zoology
Birds
Natural history
Museums
Biographies
People
Stresemann, Erwin
Lack, David Lambert
Charles D. Bunker
Graham, David Crockett
MacArthur, Robert Helmer
Scot, Michael
Time Periods
19th century
20th century
20th century, early
18th century
Medieval
21st century
Places
Great Britain
United States
Europe
Mexico
Kansas (U.S.)
Peru
Institutions
Smithsonian Institution
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