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Funding and Invitation to Contribute If you would like to contribute to our investigations into marine and estuarine biodiversity, here is one way to contribute financially: You may donate by credit card: please click here , and click on "Direct my gift to:" and from the dropdown menu select "Write-in Alternative Designation". Under "Specify alternate designation" enter: “Sarah Cohen Lab, Biology” in the box. In the box "Additional gift instructions" enter "Add to existing fund named Sarah Cohen Lab" Your help is greatly appreciated! Research Awards and Contracts National Science Foundation including Biological Oceanography , REU site program , FSML program , ROA program NOAA, California Sea Grant Environmental Protection Agency Alaska Department of Fish and GameWashington Department of Natural Resources The Nature Conservancy Center for Computing and Life Sciences (CCLS) at San Francisco State University College of Science and Engineering at San Francisco State University National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Ocean Protection Council California Coastal Commission CSUPERB CSU COAST Student Support Lakeside Foundation TREE fellowship at SFSU IRA awards at SFSU CeSAME STAR CSU COAST NOAA Sea Grant NSF NIH MARC/RISE/BRIDGES EPA Society of Systematic Biologists American Genetics Association CSUPERB RTC Bay Scholarships Myers Trust Koret Foundation Smithsonian Sigma Xi

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SFSU Marine Invertebrate Collections and Resources The San Francisco State University Marine Invertebrate teaching collection Housed on the second floor of Hensill Hall on the main SFSU campus on 19th Avenue in SF, the collection comprises over 742 marine invertebrate specimens focused on Pacific Ocean collection sites ranging from Washington state to Baha California in Mexico. The oldest specimen dates from 1897 and the collection contains invertebrates identified by many collectors, including students, researchers, and natural historians, including a few by Ed Ricketts of Cannery Row fame, in Pacific Grove, California. Containing 15 phyla, the collection includes a wide array of diverse marine invertebrate species. Many students have assisted in curating the collection for use in the Marine Invertebrate Zoology and Marine Ecology classes. Recent student curators include: Fall 2017--Margaret Johnson, Cecilia Hernandez, and Rachel Weinberg Previous years, an incomplete list--Benson Chow, Noah Jaffe, Anton Horwath, Joseph Spaulding, Ann Holmes, Katie Nuessly, and more. For information on specimens, please contact Dr. Sarah Cohen, sarahcoh@sfsu.edu. The collections at the Oceanography Institute in Nha Trang, Vietnam are on public display, allowing the public to see a view of the cataloging of natural history into a systematics collection. photo: CS Cohen Speci al Invertebrate Chordate papers at San Francisco St ate University Ascidian reprints, personal papers, and books collection of Dr. T odd Newberry , Emeritus Professor of Biology, University of California, Santa Cruz and Dr. Donald P. Abbott , Hopkins Marine Station, Stanford University. These materials were generously donated by Dr. Todd Newberry. With funding from an SFSU IRA award, graduate student Benson Chow is sorting, cataloging, archiving, and scanning selected materials, some of which will be available on the web in the future. This collection is housed at the EOS Center at the Romberg Tiburon Campus of San Francisco State. If you wish to use the materials, please contact Dr. Sarah Cohen, sarahcoh@sfsu.edu. Some materials are additionally on loan to Gretchen Lambert, Seattle, Washington. The wet collections associated with Dr Abbott's work at Stanford are housed in the California Academy of Sciences. Marine parasitology references donated by Dr. Michael Moser, UC Berkeley A variety of reference works and textbooks kindly donated by Dr Michael Moser are available at EOS/Romberg Tiburon Center. Please contact Sarah Cohen, sarahcoh@sfsu.edu , for further information. ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Collecting Information Califor nia Fish and Game permits NOAA National Marine Sanctuary permits Other local useful permit information Other collections Other invertebrate resources CAS Pillar Point Invertebrate Biodiversity survey pictures : https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/pillar-point-tidepools-bioblitz

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