Category:Robert Ervin Coker

**Robert Ervin Coker**
	American zoologist
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Date of birth	4 June 1876; Society Hill
Date of death	2 October 1967 (91 years old); Chapel Hill
Place of burial	Old Chapel Hill Cemetery;
Country of citizenship	United States of America;
Occupation	zoologist; carcinologist;
Position held	chairperson (1937–1937);
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Fresh-water mussels and mussel industries of the United States (1919)‎ (74 F)

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Natural history and propagation of fresh-water mussels (1921)‎ (27 F)

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Annual report of the Commissioner of Fisheries to the Secretary of Commerce for the fiscal year ended .. (1913) (18742404573).jpg 2,928 × 1,912; 1.47 MB
Annual report of the Commissioner of Fisheries to the Secretary of Commerce for the fiscal year ended .. (1913) (19175374890).jpg 2,912 × 1,962; 1.77 MB
FMIB 35067 New Biological Laboratory building, completed in 1920.jpeg 962 × 679; 114 KB
FMIB 35068 Ponds for Experiment Work.jpeg 664 × 476; 54 KB
FMIB 35070 Ponds for Fish-Cultural Experiment Work.jpeg 656 × 510; 97 KB
FMIB 35072 Biological Laboratory - Fig1 Ground Floor Plan; Fig 2 First Floor Plan; Fig3 Second Floor Plan; Fig 4 -Dormitory-.jpeg 1,347 × 1,097; 412 KB
FMIB 35664 Map of the James, Vermilion, and Big Sioux Rivers.jpeg 569 × 1,197; 131 KB
FMIB 35669 Views of the Shell of a Mussel Collected in the James River at Huron, S Dak.jpeg 659 × 1,219; 101 KB
FMIB 37762 General view of the works of the Keokuk-Hamilton Dam from the Iowa shore.jpeg 1,420 × 809; 340 KB
FMIB 37763 View of the Dam Structure showing the Arrangement of spillways; also, the tail-race from the power house on the left.jpeg 1,558 × 977; 370 KB
FMIB 37764 Swift, Turbulent water dashing against old rocks below the spillways.jpeg 1,420 × 822; 371 KB
FMIB 37765 Condition Below the dam with six spillways open Normally a much greater number of spillways are in use.jpeg 817 × 1,424; 311 KB
FMIB 37766 Posdition of the Lock with reference to the lower end of the power house.jpeg 1,407 × 757; 368 KB
FMIB 37767 Lock is Filled through a series of culverts with openings into the bottom of the lock The valves have first been opened to that.jpeg 1,442 × 934; 380 KB
FMIB 40285 Plan of secont floor of laboratory building 1, six bed chambers; 2, linen closed; 3, janitor's closet; 4, two bathrooms; 5.jpeg 1,099 × 793; 127 KB
FMIB 40287 Seining fish from overflow water for infection with glochildia of mussels.jpeg 937 × 685; 184 KB
FMIB 40289 Shells of mussels reared in a pond from glochildia artificially infected upon fish The buttons were cut from the shells within.jpeg 1,129 × 1,129; 255 KB
FMIB 40290 Main laboratory, with storage reservoir in foreground Fisheries Biological Station, Fairport, Iowa.jpeg 1,656 × 1,190; 391 KB
FMIB 40291 Sorting the fish for infection with glochildia.jpeg 929 × 645; 177 KB
FMIB 40292 Plan of main floor of laboratory building 1, General laboratory; 2, library; 3, chemical laboratory; 4, sterilizing and.jpeg 1,142 × 833; 140 KB
FMIB 40293 From left to right, concrete ponds of series A, shell-testing shop, storehouse and carpenter shop, concrete filter bed.jpeg 1,155 × 523; 135 KB
FMIB 40296 Ponds, series D, concrete ponds, series C, and southeast portion of grounds The largest pond is a little more than an acre in.jpeg 1,238 × 689; 187 KB
FMIB 40297 Interior of general laboratory, showing alcove arrangement and concrete tank tables.jpeg 1,159 × 837; 284 KB
FMIB 40299 Seining fish in Lake Pepin for mussel propagation.jpeg 589 × 527; 91 KB
FMIB 40301 Plan of clear-water service and upper poortion of sewage system, Fairport station.jpeg 1,482 × 907; 156 KB
FMIB 40302 Plan of basement of laboratory 1 Furnace room; 2, steam boiler; 3, coal bin; 4, store room; 5, toilet; 6, kitchen; 7, pantry; 8.jpeg 1,151 × 723; 114 KB
FMIB 40306 On hillside, director's cottage, and in the distance cottage of foreman, scientific assistant, and superintendent In foreground.jpeg 1,169 × 663; 175 KB
FMIB 40307 Plan of drains and ssewers, Fairport station Practically all sewage is conducted into the river below the intake of the pumps.jpeg 1,456 × 1,142; 221 KB
FMIB 40308 Plan of clear-water supply, Fairport station.jpeg 845 × 1,535; 168 KB
FMIB 40310 Plan of third floor of laboratory building 1, Five bed chambers; 2, bathroom; 3, six dark storage chambers; 4, four large closets.jpeg 1,199 × 706; 147 KB
FMIB 40311 Plan of river water system, Fairport station.jpeg 1,456 × 1,125; 234 KB
FMIB 40312 Transferring the fish to the infection tank The foreman standing in the boat is pouring the glochildia from a can into the tank.jpeg 567 × 567; 86 KB
FMIB 40314 Ponds used for experiments in cultivation of fish and mussels Buffalofish are being reared in pond in left background.jpeg 1,125 × 733; 179 KB
FMIB 42113 Characteristic scene on the coast desert, taken from the Southern Railroad between Arequipa and Juliaca.jpeg 931 × 801; 163 KB
FMIB 42114 Mouth of the River Rimac near Callao On the left is the ocean, on the right the lagoon formed by the river The water of the.jpeg 939 × 859; 181 KB
FMIB 42115 Gathering oysters from the mangrove trees, Tumbes.jpeg 973 × 834; 190 KB
FMIB 42116 Native fisherman in the surf, throwing the ataraya (cast net).jpeg 989 × 938; 148 KB
FMIB 42117 Peruvian fishing with hook and line from a caballito, Pacasmayo.jpeg 810 × 590; 77 KB
FMIB 42118 Balsa on Lake Titicaca Made of reeds.jpeg 865 × 593; 110 KB
FMIB 42119 Drying sharks, guitar fishes, etc, without the use of salt Lobos de Tierra.jpeg 843 × 648; 158 KB
FMIB 42120 Sacking guano to be shipped by anda-rivel (automatic trolley), Ballestas Islands.jpeg 885 × 569; 122 KB
FMIB 42121 Very small portion of a flock of cormorants on the south island of the Chinchas.jpeg 894 × 635; 146 KB
FMIB 42122 Small flock of cormorants on the top of the south island of the Ballestas Garnets are barely distinguishable on the ledges.jpeg 873 × 565; 116 KB
FMIB 42123 Pelicans on their nests, Lobos de Afuera.jpeg 1,291 × 773; 289 KB
FMIB 47732 Troughs for Rearing Mussels.jpeg 651 × 458; 62 KB
FMIB 47734 Simple Fishpond.jpeg 656 × 498; 57 KB
FMIB 47861 Three principal cast-iron pipe lines entering culvert beneath railray tracks From left to right, the 4-inch clear-water supply.jpeg 1,211 × 993; 382 KB
FMIB 47862 Fisheries Biological Station Southwest portion of grounds, with principal buildings Mississippi River in background From left to.jpeg 1,756 × 1,195; 597 KB
FMIB 48223 Placing a Buoy to Mark Experimental Oyster Plant.jpeg 871 × 1,181; 273 KB
FMIB 48224 Types of Shells Used for Cultch The Very Thin Shells at Right are Practically Valueless for Planting.jpeg 939 × 719; 202 KB
FMIB 48225 Boat in Position for Planting Shells.jpeg 837 × 691; 130 KB
FMIB 48226 Boat Being Moved to New Position, a Distance of 10 Feet.jpeg 960 × 719; 145 KB
FMIB 48227 Planting Shells from Boat, the Beginning of Experimental Plant.jpeg 960 × 718; 195 KB
FMIB 48228 Cedar Creek at Wit on Core Sound, a type of small bays or creeks where oyster planting is done on a small scale.jpeg 926 × 683; 133 KB
FMIB 48229 Oyster spat on shells from chain shot shoal plant.jpeg 567 × 836; 135 KB
FMIB 48230 Oysters from Harbor Island plant, showing good shape of oysters.jpeg 484 × 718; 80 KB
FMIB 48231 Shoal oysters from Harbor Island, natural growth.jpeg 760 × 1,009; 220 KB
FMIB 48232 Rock oysters from Harbor Island, Natural Growth.jpeg 746 × 1,078; 251 KB
FMIB 48233 Oysters taken from Harbor Island Plant, August 16, 1906, after 25 months.jpeg 773 × 1,037; 253 KB
FMIB 48234 Representative clusters from Harbor Island Plant.jpeg 746 × 1,057; 221 KB
FMIB 48235 Oysters taken from Harbor Island Plant, August 16, 1906.jpeg 767 × 1,043; 226 KB
FMIB 48236 Selected oysters taken from Harbor Island Plant, September 22, 1906, after 27 months.jpeg 739 × 1,044; 274 KB
FMIB 48237 Young Oysters Taken from Wyesocking Bay.jpeg 905 × 718; 185 KB
FMIB 48238 Oysters from Paine Bay Experimental Plant, Taken August 12, 1904, after 3 months.jpeg 871 × 670; 154 KB
FMIB 48239 Oysters Taken from Pains Bay, Natural Beds.jpeg 1,023 × 1,512; 494 KB
FMIB 48240 Representative clusters of oysters from experimental plant in Pains Bay after one year.jpeg 850 × 663; 171 KB
FMIB 48241 Oysters representing run of bed from experimental plant in Pains Bay after one year.jpeg 919 × 732; 197 KB
FMIB 48242 Oysters taken from plants in Pains Bay, August 10, 1906, after 2 years.jpeg 822 × 1,106; 302 KB
FMIB 48243 Oysters taken from Cunning Harbor Experimental Plant, November, 1903, after 3 months.jpeg 607 × 477; 101 KB
FMIB 48244 Oysters taken from Cunnint Harbor Experimental Plant, May, 1904, after 8 12 months.jpeg 505 × 353; 71 KB
FMIB 48245 Oysters from Cunning Harbor Experimental Plant (14) taken July 22, 1905, after 23 months -.jpeg 767 × 656; 151 KB
FMIB 48246 Oysters from Cunning Harbor Experimental Plant (14) taken July 22, 1905, after 23 months -.jpeg 671 × 629; 138 KB
FMIB 48247 Oysters from Cunning Harbor Experimental Plant after 3 years -.jpeg 745 × 1,051; 273 KB
FMIB 48248 Oysters from Cunning Harbor Experimental Plant after 3 years -.jpeg 759 × 1,078; 283 KB
FMIB 48249 Oysters Taken from Long Shoal Experimental Plant, November 12, 1903, After 3 Months.jpeg 815 × 746; 156 KB
FMIB 48250 Oysters Taken from Long Shoal Plant, April 11, 1904, After 8 Months.jpeg 836 × 718; 149 KB
FMIB 48251 Oysters taken at bight of Royal Shoal from natural rock.jpeg 753 × 1,051; 259 KB
FMIB 48252 Oysters taken from Bight of Royal Shoal Experimental Plant, September 21, 1906, after 3 years.jpeg 711 × 1,002; 238 KB
FMIB 48253 Selected oysters from bight of Royal Shoal Plant.jpeg 732 × 1,064; 235 KB
FMIB 48254 Young oysters from plant of HSBoxsee, in Silver Creek at Ocracoke.jpeg 829 × 732; 167 KB
FMIB 48255 Chart of Harbor Island and Chain Shot Shoal at the Junction of Pamlico and Core Sounds, showing the location of planted beds.jpeg 877 × 856; 213 KB
FMIB 48256 Experimental oystger plants at Chain Shot Shoal.jpeg 677 × 615; 26 KB
FMIB 48257 Experimental oyster plants near Harbor Island.jpeg 677 × 573; 66 KB
FMIB 48258 Chart of Wyesocking Bay and vicinity Depth of water less than 12 feet and over 6 indicated by light shading; less than 6 feet by.jpeg 608 × 449; 105 KB
FMIB 48259 Chart of Pains Bay and Long Shoal region, including the planted beds of Pains Bay "A" "B" "C" and "D" and Long Shoal Depth of.jpeg 891 × 483; 130 KB
FMIB 48260 Experimental oyster plants in Pains Bay.jpeg 1,009 × 746; 92 KB
FMIB 48261 Chart of the region around Cunning Harbor Depth of water less than 12 feet and more than 6 feet indicated by light shading; less.jpeg 843 × 642; 174 KB
FMIB 48262 Chart of Bight of Royal Shoal Depth of water less than 12 feet and more than 6 feet indicated by light shading; less than 6 feet.jpeg 414 × 497; 57 KB
FMIB 48263 Experimental oyster plants opposite Cunning Harbor.jpeg 491 × 718; 27 KB
FMIB 48264 Experimental oyster plants near Long Shoal.jpeg 477 × 697; 27 KB
FMIB 48265 Experimental oyster plants in the Bight of Royal Shoal.jpeg 795 × 546; 36 KB
Robert Ervin Coker gravestone.jpg 4,096 × 2,483; 3.04 MB