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Acknowledgments for Disc3
Recovered historical introduction page Provisional sequence (fixed source-record order)Browsing order follows the fixed Discussn.dat record order (record 14 of 18), per accepted ordering evidence: 'Discussn.dat fixed-record order + DFD ordered occurrence transitions'. Runtime previous/next page-link bytes are not decoded from source ('runtime control observed; no per-page source link decoded'); this order is the best-supported sequence available, not a confirmed reproduction of the original application's exact page flow.
Recovered text
complete segment recovery; character decoding partial where marked
I am grateful to the staff of the <f17Macaulay Library of Natural Sounds<f0 at the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology, Ithaca, NY, for their generosity in allowing the incorporation of their vocalizations. <f17Bob Grotke<f0 checked and repaired my tape recorder numerous times. <f17Steve Pantle<f0 and especially <f17Viviana Caro<f0 spent many hours copying vocalizations . <N I am enormously grateful to <f17Greg Budney<f0, Director of the Macaulay Library of Natural Sounds, for hosting my visits to the Library and making it possible to use these wonderful vocalizations for this CD-ROM. I am grateful also for his enthusiastic encouragement, especially at the beginning of the project. <N In addition, the following people contributed to the project by copying and sending many vocalizations and by giving vital advice | <f17Jeremy Minns<f0, Sao Paulo, Brazil: <f17David Willis<f0, London, UK: <f17Guy Kirwan<f0, Norwich, UK: <f17Louis Fabio Silveira<f0, Sao Paulo, Brazil: <f17Paulo Boute<f0, Cujaba, Brazil: <f17Juan Mazar Barnett<f0, Buenos Aires, Argentina: and <f17Sjoerd Mayer<f0, Enschede, Netherlands. <N I am also grateful to <f17Jeremiah Trimble<f0, Curatorial Assistant in the Ornithology Department at he Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University, and <f17Douglas Causey<f0, Senior Biologist at the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University, for allowing me to study the bird skins of the Museum. <N I also would like to thank all the wonderful Brazilian people whose hospitality and help made traveling through Brazil so easy and interesting. <N Finally <f17David Gibson<f0, Wrentham, MA, has spent many hours with upgrading The Birders Notebook and with editing to bring the CD-ROM into its present form. Clearly, without him this project would not have happened. <N Carajas026 . The author with Jorac<CE> Jos<CA> Grigolo, Parauapebras, Para, right person in picture who provided valuable companionship in the field.:
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Media items explicitly referenced by token on this page, resolved by exact source-file stem.
Where this information came from
- Original source
- Discussn.dat fixed-record index + Sebrazil.dfd NUL-delimited occurrence stream
Technical details
- Source path
- working/installer-analysis/extracted/CD03/Group13/Discussn.dat
- Source locator
- working/installer-analysis/extracted/CD03/Group13/Discussn.dat:record=14,offset=896; working/installer-analysis/extracted/CD03/Group13/Sebrazil.dfd:nul_segments=99-105
- Technical recovery record
- non-species-content-audit-v0.3 (INTRODUCTION_PAGES.csv row 14)
- Source details
- working/installer-analysis/extracted/CD03/Group13/Discussn.dat:record=14,offset=896; working/installer-analysis/extracted/CD03/Group13/Sebrazil.dfd:nul_segments=99-105 (checkpoint non-species-content-audit-v0.3)
