STANLEY AND MARILYN WEITZMAN
A pamphlet published by the California Department of Fish and Game on keeping native and aquarium fishes proved particularly valuable, both for its practical information and for its list of literature references. There were no natural history museums close to his home, but during his high school yea...
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| description | A pamphlet published by the California Department of Fish and Game on keeping native and aquarium fishes proved particularly valuable, both for its practical information and for its list of literature references. There were no natural history museums close to his home, but during his high school years, when he was seriously developing his interest in fishes, he did visit the Steinhart Aquarium in San Francisco. Postscript.-Stan and Marilyn Weitzman were interviewed in May, 2003 at the National Museum of Natural History by David G. Smith and Susan L. Jewett, assisted by Inci A. Bowman, as part of the Smithsonian Institution Archives oral history project. |
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