Frick numbers look like this: AINS-25-245, BAR-125-26, CLAR-98-2. If a specimen has a Frick number, but does not have an F:AM number, you *must* submit the specimen to the VP Curatorial Associate to be cataloged *before* scanning
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Is the specimen a fossil? *
Order
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Family
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Genus *
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Species
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Element Scanned *
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Storage
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1A (Fossil Fish)
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3A (Frick Building; Fossil Mammals)
5 (Tower)
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20 (NSB; FARB specimens)
Floor
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Door/Cabinet/Shelf Unit
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Drawer/Shelf
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Researcher
Purpose of Scanning/Research Goal *
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Researcher First Name *
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Researcher Last Name *
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Researcher Email Address *
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Advisor First Name
If you are a student or post doc, this refers to your advisor's details. If you are staff, this refers to the curator you are performing the scanning for
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Advisor Last Name
If you are a student or post doc, this refers to your advisor's details. If you are staff, this refers to the curator you are performing the scanning for.
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Advisor Email Address
If you are a student or post doc, this refers to your advisor's details. If you are staff, this refers to the curator you are performing the scanning for.
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Home Institution *
Position at Home Institution *
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Curator/PI/Collaborator at AMNH First Name *
If you are a student, post-doc or staff at the AMNH, name the curator you work with. If you are an external researcher, name the AMNH curator who gave you permission to scan
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Curator/PI/Collaborator at AMNH Last Name *
If you are a student, post-doc or staff at the AMNH, name the curator you work with. If you are an external researcher, name the AMNH curator who gave you permission to scan
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Date of Scanning *
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Institution Where Scanning Was Performed *
Has the specimen been housed in an approved CT mount? *
Specimens from the Division of Paleontology *must* be housed in a protective mount prior to being scanned. This mount can be made in the VP Prep Lab. Please contact the VP Curatorial Associate (afernandes@amnh.org) at least 2 weeks prior to your scanning date to arrange for the mount to be made.
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