In 1972, the museum hired Dr. Dennis Power, an evolutionary biologist specializing in birds on islands, a native Californian who was at the time an Associate Curator at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto Ogelsby, ibid.
Power was a native Californian who at the time was an Associate Curator at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto Ogelsby, ibid. In 1972, the museum hired Dr. Dennis Power, an evolutionary biologist specializing in birds on islands.
In 1972, the museum hired Dr. Dennis Power, an evolutionary biologist specializing in birds on islands. Power was a native Californian who at the time was an Associate Curator at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto Ogelsby, ibid.
In 1972, the museum hired Dr. Dennis Power, an evolutionary biologist specializing in birds on islands. Power was a native Californian who at the time was an Associate Curator at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto Ogelsby, ibid.