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Show combined contentsElectronic files relating to the personal and professional life of Anne Dagg. Primarily includes digital photographs, as well as digital diary entries and manuscripts.
file[ca. 2014]SCA171-GA377-5-145
One manuscript for a book titled "5 giraffes", seemingly written by Anne Dagg.
An account of Anne's trip to Africa in 1956, with annotations included by Anne that were added in 2013. The account covers the period from July 19, 1956-March 4, 1957. Anne travelled throughout South Africa, particularly in Gowanston [Makhanda], and then on to…
One digital diary kept by Anne Dagg during her trip to Kenya in 2013. She discusses her travels, and the filming being done for the documentary "The Woman who Loves Giraffes". It includes descriptions of cities and landscapes, animals that she has seen, and ot…
One photograph of Anne Dagg in [Tanzania?] in 1957. She is shown posing in front of a body of water with her car (Carmelo) and a young boy.
115 digital photographs of a trip to Texas taken by Anne Dagg and others. Includes shots of Anne being interviewed in the San Antonio news, Anne with giraffes and other animals at Wildlife Ranch, and photographs of tourist sites in Texas.
One photograph of Anne Dagg with giraffes, possibly at a zoo.
3 digital photographs of giraffes identified as being selected for a book. This may refer to Anne's book _Smitten by Giraffe_.
701 digital photographs of a trip to African taken in 2015 by Anne Dagg and others. Although the country(ies) visited are not directly indicated, based on information in the images they seem to have been taken in South Africa. Includes image of landscapes, ani…
One photograph of a baby giraffe being bottle-fed by a zoo employee.
fileJuly 4, 2014SCA171-GA377-5-144Dagg, Anne Innis
File consists of the article "Zoologist celebrated for sticking her neck out" by Susan Gow from the Friday, July 4, 2014 edition of the University of Waterloo's _Daily Bulletin_. The article shares news about Anne Dagg being honoured at the first world giraffe…
Contains material relating to Anne Innis Dagg's research on flehman. Includes correspondence to and from Anne Innis Dagg, charts, research notes. Includes works by Anne Innis Dagg: reprint of article written with A. Taub, "Flehman." _Mammalia_. (1970).
A foreword written by Anne Dagg, for the book _Harold Innis Reflects: Memoir and WWI Writings/Correspondence_, edited by William J. Buxton, Michael R. Cheney, and Paul Heyer.
file1959-1974SCA171-GA146-5-37
Contains material relating to Anne Innis Dagg's research on the distribution of giraffe populations in various African countries. Includes correspondence to and from Anne Innis Dagg, notes, 2 maps of South Africa, 1 ca. 1960 map of Mocambique, and 1 map of Rho…
Powerpoint presentation created by Anne Dagg on giraffe controversies. The controversies included are: credentials of researchers, homosexuality in giraffes, are giraffes friendly with each other, why do they have long necks, how to identify giraffes, species …
file2015SCA171-GA377-5-138Dagg, Anne Innis
Article from _Wired_ magazine on what sounds giraffes make.
Preface written by Anne Dagg about her father Harold Innis. It is unclear to what book this preface belongs.
file[ca. 2014]SCA171-GA377-5-140
Syllabus for Independent Studies 100, Fundamentals of Research, taught by Anne Dagg.
file[ca. 2014]SCA171-GA377-5-139
Course outline for Independent Studies 100, taught by Anne Dagg.
67 digital photographs of a giraffe indaba (or conference) held in Nairobi, Kenya, and attended by Anne Dagg. Anne spoke at the conference about her giraffe research. The photos show animals, sites in Nairobi, and members of the film crew for "The Woman who Lo…