The Hughes Remix project was a collaboration between the Albin O. Kuhn Library Special Collections, the UMBC Department of Visual Arts, and the Society for Photographic Education (SPE). Following in the tradition of using archival images in contemporary photography, Special Collections invited attendees of the 2014 SPE National Conference in Baltimore to use images from the Hughes Company Glass Negatives collection to “remix, reinvent, reinterpret, and reimagine” the historical photographs of Baltimore and environs, street...

Hiragana is the basic and most fundamental of three Japanese writing systems—hiragana, katakana, and kanji. Hiragana is used in all forms of written communication in combination with the other two systems, or by itself for young readers and beginners. There is a corresponding katakana for each hiragana. Katakana is used primarily for foreign words. Hiragana is also used to clarify pronunciation of kanji. Kanji consists of approximately 4000 characters that are usually modified or nuanced...

F. Herder et al. (continously updated): The Ichthyology collection at Zoological Research Museum Koenig

Animals use acoustic vocalisation as a very efficient means of communication because the sound does not require visual contact between emitter and receiver, it can travel over long distances and can carry the information content under low visibility conditions. Animals use sound for mate attraction, territorial defence and for early warning of other members of the species of the presence of dangerous predators. Acoustic surveying can be used for rapid assessment programmes (RAP), which quickly...

Detailed description of the data set from the thesis of Dr. rer. nat. Katharina Schneeberg: "The evolution of head structures in Diptera and the phylogeny of the order", Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena (2014) as part of the DFG project "The Evolution of larval and adult features in Diptera (Insecta). DFG RB 1789/6"