McDonald, Malcolm_OH10_106

Title McDonald, Malcolm_OH10_106
Creator Weber State University, Stewart Library: Oral History Program
Contributors McDonald, Malcolm, Interviewee; Anderson, Carmen, Interviewer; Sadler, Richard, Professor; Gallagher, Stacie, Technician
Description The Weber State College/University Student Projects have been created by students working with several different professors on the Weber State campus. The topics are varied and based on the student's interest or task for a specific assignment. These oral history assignments were created to help Weber State students learn the value and importance of recording public history and to benefit the expansion of the Weber State oral history collections.
Biographical/Historical Note This is an oral history interview with Dr. Malcolm McDonald, conducted byCarmen Anderson on July 14, 1972 at the Bear River Research Station nearBrigham City, Utah. Dr. McDonald is a parasitologist or wildlife research biologistwith a specialization in parasitology in the laboratory. He has spent fifteen yearsworking on and studying the parasites of watefowl and the effects of theseparasites on animal and human populations. In this interview, Dr. McDonalddiscusses a major part of his work which was compiling a bibliography of helminthsof waterfowl and the worm parasites of waterfowl.
Subject Bird refuges; Bear River (Utah): Hunting
Digital Publisher Stewart Library, Weber State University, Ogden, Utah, USA
Date 1972
Date Digital 2015
Temporal Coverage 1972
Medium Oral History
Spatial Coverage Bear River (Utah); Brigham City (Utah)
Type Text
Conversion Specifications Transcribed using WavPedal 5. Digitally reformatted using Adobe Acrobat Xl Pro.
Language eng
Rights Materials may be used for non-profit and educational purposes, please credit University Archives, Stewart Library; Weber State University.
Source McDonald, Malcolm_OH10_106; Weber State University, Stewart Library, University Archives
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Format application/pdf
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Setname wsu_stu_oh
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Reference URL https://digital.weber.edu/ark:/87278/s6b15f9p