Histopathologist Ed Dunbar Examining a Brook Trout at the National Fisheries Center-Leetown, circa 1960s

View from over the shoulder and from the side of a man wearing a lab coat and a pair of eyeglasses, in the process of surgically examining a medium-sized fish on a table in a laboratory; the table features various piece of lab equipment, such as a scale. A window is visible just beyond the table.
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Ben Schley

Date Shot/Created
Circa 1960s
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Public Domain
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Histopathologist Clarence E. "Ed" Dunbar examining a Brook Trout for the presence of granuloma, National Fisheries Center-Leetown, West Virginia, circa 1960s. Dunbar began working at the National Fisheries Center in the early 1950s, first as Fish Culturalist, and then as a Histopathologist. He passed away in early 1969. He was considered by colleagues as an authority in his field.
Note: The National Fisheries Center was transferred to the U.S. Geological Survey in 1995, and is now know as the Eastern Ecological Science Center.
Species
Salvelinus fontinalis
Subject tags
Animal health
Buildings, facilities and structures
Diseases
Employees (USFWS)
Equipment
Fisheries
Fishes
History
Research
Work of the Service