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Department of Fish and Wildlife Records Guide, 1901-1987

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​Department of Fish and W​ildlife Agency History ​
Department of Fish and Wildlife functions, significant historical developments. 

Scope and C​ontent​​
Summary of the major types of records, overall date spans and quantities, and research information.

Record Series Descriptions​
Department of Fish and Wildlife records with series title, functions, date spans, quantity.

Department of Fish ​and Wildlife and Fish Commission Organization Charts​

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Drawing of 2 ducks, a fish, a beaver, a pheasant, and the head of a dear with antlers.
Illustration by Sharon Torvik from the 1981-1982 Department of Fish and Wildlife Biennial Report (Publications, pg. 48)
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