Claude W. Hibbard

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Claude W. Hibbard's Degrees

PhD Geology University of California, Berkeley
Masters Geology University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Geology University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Claude William Hibbard, popularly known as Hibbie , was an American paleontologist. Born on a farm in rural southeastern Kansas as the oldest of six children, Hibbard graduated from Fall River High School in 1923. He attended Emporia State Teaching College in Emporia, Kansas, during the summer and the following autumn became principal of a school in Thrall, Kansas.

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Two Late Pleistocene Faunas from Southwestern Kansas (1960) (96)
The Origin of the P3 Pattern of Sylvilagus, Caprolagus, Oryctolagus and Lepus (1963) (88)
Skinner, Morris F. and Ove C. Kaisen. The Fossil Bison of Alaska and Preliminary Revision of the Genus. Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist., Vol. 89, art. 3, pp. 127–256, 25 tables, 5 figs., pls. 8–26, 3 maps (1948) (76)
Techniques of Collecting Microvertebrate Fossils (1949) (71)
QUATERNARY MAMMALS OF NORTH AMERICA (1965) (70)
New mammals from the Rexroad fauna, Upper Pliocene of Kansas (1941) (63)
Early Pleistocene pre-glacial and glacial rocks and faunas of north-central Nebraska. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 148, article 1 (1972) (59)
Stratigraphy and vertebrate paleontology of Pleistocene deposits of southwestern Kansas (1944) (55)
Pleistocene Vertebrates from the Upper Becerra (Becerra Superior) Formation, Valley of Tequixquiac, Mexico, with Notes on Other Pleistocene Forms (1955) (54)
The Jinglebob Interglacial (Sangamon?) Fauna from Kansas and Its Climatic Significance (1955) (50)
Fossils from the Seymour Formation of Knox and Baylor Counties, Texas, and Their Bearing on the Late Kansan Climate of that Region (1966) (47)
Mammals of the Rexroad Formation from Fox Canyon, Kansas (1950) (46)
SUMMARY OF NORTH AMERICAN PLEISTOCENE MAMMALIAN LOCAL FAUNAS (1958) (40)
Upper Pliocene Vertebrates from Keefe Canyon, Meade County, Kansas (1949) (37)
Ictalurus lambda, a New Catfish, Based on a Pectoral Spine from the Lower Pliocene of Kansas' (1951) (36)
An Upper Pliocene Fauna from Meade County, Kansas (1937) (35)
A Late Illinoian Fauna from Kansas and Its Climatic Significance (1963) (33)
Mammals of the Rexroad Fauna from the Upper Pliocene of Southwestern Kansas (1941) (31)
A Contribution to the Saw Rock Canyon Local Fauna of Kansas (1964) (29)
New Rodents from the Late Cenozoic of Kansas (1967) (23)
Phyletic Trends in the Late Cenozoic Microtine Ophiomys gen. nov., from Idaho (1967) (23)
Early Cenozoic vertebrates in the red conglomerate at Guanajuato, Mexico (1955) (21)
Mammals from the Kanopolis Local Fauna, Pleistocene ( Yarmouth) of Ellsworth County, Kansas (1978) (19)
Pleistocene Stratigraphy and Paleontology of Meade County, Kansas (1949) (18)
Two New Genera of Felidae from the Middle Pliocene of Kansas (1934) (18)
Vertebrate fossils from late Cenozoic deposits of central Kansas (1952) (17)
Additional Fauna of Edson Quarry of the Middle Pliocene of Kansas (1937) (16)
Four New Rabbits from the Upper Pliocene of Kansas (1939) (16)
Second Contribution to the Rexroad Fauna (1954) (15)
Westward Extension of the Kansas "Equus Beds" (1943) (14)
New stratigraphic names for early Pleistocene deposits in southwestern Kansas (1958) (14)
A Checklist of Kansas Mammals, 1943 (1944) (13)
The Rezabek fauna, a new Pleistocene fauna from Lincoln County, Kansas (1943) (13)
The insectivores of the Rexroad fauna, upper Pliocene of Kansas (1953) (13)
A New Pleistocene Fauna from Meade County, Kansas (1940) (13)
PLEISTOCENE VERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY IN NORTH AMERICA (1949) (13)
Two New Cenozoic Microtine Rodents (1957) (12)
A New Pleistocene Bighorn Sheep from Arizona (1956) (12)
A Contribution to the Rexroad Fauna (1952) (10)
A New Species of Microtine from the Late Pliocene of Kansas (1972) (10)
Breeding Seasons of Gray Squirrel and Flying Squirrel (1935) (10)
Notes on Some Cave Bats of Kansas (1934) (10)
Equus (Asinus) Calobatus Troxell and Associated Vertebrates from the Pleistocene of Kansas (1953) (10)
A Brooding Colony of the Blind Snake, Leptotyphlops dulcis dissecta Cope (1964) (9)
Micropycnodon, New Name for Pycnomicrodon Hibbard and Graffham Not Hay (1945) (9)
Proneofiber, a New Genus of Vole (Cricetidae: Rodentia) from the Pleistocene Seymour Formation of Texas, and its Evolutionary and Stratigraphic Significance (1973) (9)
Ecological Differentiation Between Two Harvest Mice [Reithrodontomys) in Western Kansas (1943) (9)
The Rabbits (Hypolagus and Pratilepus) from the Upper Pliocene, Hagerman Local Fauna of Idaho (1969) (9)
A Revised Check List of Kansas Mammals (1933) (9)
A New Synaptomys, an Addition to the Borchers Interglacial (Yarmouth?) Fauna (1954) (9)
Tanupolama vera (Matthew) from the Late Hemphillian of Beaver County, Oklahoma (1963) (8)
Animal Life in Michigan During the Ice Age (1951) (8)
Pliocene Saw Rock Canyon Fauna in Kansas (1949) (8)
Late Cenozoic Microtine Rodents from Wyoming and Upper Devonian of New York (1959) (7)
Nash Local Fauna (Pleistocene: Aftonian) of Meade County, Kansas (1981) (7)
The Insectivores of the Hagerman Local Fauna, Upper Pliocene of Idaho (1971) (7)
Artiodactyls from the Seymour Formation of Knox County, Texas (1962) (6)
The Amphibians and Reptiles of Mammoth Cave National Park Proposed (1936) (6)
A New Microtine Rodent from the Upper Pliocene of Kansas (1970) (6)
A New Beaver, and Associated Vertebrates, from the Pleistocene of Oklahoma (1952) (6)
Two New Rodents from the Early Pleistocene of Idaho (1962) (6)
New Evidence of the Lower Miocene Age of the Blacktail Deer Creek Formation in Montana (1950) (5)
The Pliocene Rodent Microtoscoptes disjunctus (Wilson) from Idaho and Wyoming (1970) (5)
Stratigraphy and Paleontology of a New Middle and Upper Pliocene Formation of South-Central Kansas (1941) (5)
Etadonomys, a New Pleistocene Heteromyid Rodent, and Notes on Other Kansas Mammals (1943) (5)
A New Bassariscus from the Upper Pliocene of Kansas (1952) (4)
A New Antilocaprid from the Pleistocene of Knox County, Texas (1960) (4)
A New Jumping Mouse from the Upper Pliocene of Kansas (1951) (4)
The Presence of Macroclemys and Chelydra in the Rexroad Fauna from the Upper Pliocene of Kansas (1963) (4)
Vertebrate Fossils from the Pleistocene Stump Arroyo Member, Meade County, Kansas (1951) (4)
Notes on Late Cenozoic Shrews (1957) (4)
A New Rodent from Subsurface Stratum in Bee County, Texas (1950) (4)
The Shrews of the WaKeeney Local Fauna, Lower Pliocene of Trego County, Kansas (1971) (3)
BLANCAN AS A TIME TERM IN THE CENTRAL GREAT PLAINS. (1945) (3)
A Porcupine from the Pleistocene of Aguascalientes, Mexico (1963) (3)
Abnormal Tooth Pattern in the Lower Dentition of the Jackrabbit, Lepus californicus deserticola (Mearns) (1944) (3)
The Occurrence of Erethizon Epixanthum Bruneri and Mustela Nigripes in Kansas (1934) (3)
Notes from Mammoth Cave National Park (Proposed), Kentucky (1935) (2)
A Shovel-Tusked Mastodon, Arnebelodon Fricki ,from Kansas (1941) (2)
1,350-Year-Old Vertebrate Remains from Montague County, Texas (1965) (2)
Thomomys talpoides (Richardson) from a Late Pleistocene Deposit in Kansas (1951) (2)
The Occurrence of Cervalces scotti Lydekker in Kansas (1940) (2)
A New Pitymys from the Pleistocene of Kansas (1937) (2)
Notes on Some Vertebrates from the Pleistocene of Kansas (1937) (2)
A New Fossil Ground Squirrel Citellus (Pliocitellus) Fricki from the Pliocene of Clark County, Kansas (1942) (2)
Established Colonies of the Mexican Free-Tailed Bat in Kansas (1936) (2)
Peromyscus Leucopus Aridulus in Kansas (1937) (1)
Antrozous Bunkeri, A New Bat From Kansas (1934) (1)
A New Weasel from the Lower Pleistocene of Idaho (1958) (1)
An Antilocaprid from the Lower Pliocene of Beaver County, Oklahoma (1951) (1)
Hypsiglena ochrorhynchus in Kansas and Additional Notes on Leptotyphlops dulcis (1937) (1)
The Giant Armadillo, Holmesina septentrionalis (Leidy), New to the Pleistocene of Oklahoma (1948) (0)
The Occurrence of Eucastor Tortus Leidy in Phillips County, Kansas (1942) (0)
Simpson, George Gaylord. Horses. New York. Oxford University Press. xxiv + 247 pp. illustr. September 13, 1951. Price $6.50 (1952) (0)
Correction: General Notes (1938) (0)
A Change in the Definition of the Generic Characters of the Genus Dipodomys Gray (1953) (0)
Malcolm J. Brumwell (1942) (0)
Cynomys ludovicianus ludovicianus from the Pleistocene of Kansas (1937) (0)
Letter to H.B. Stenzel from Claude W. Hibbard on 1964-01-05 (1964) (0)
The Status of the Genera Anaptogonia and Sycium Cope (1947) (0)
A New Mastodon Serridentinus meadensis, from the Middle Pliocene of Kansas (1951) (0)
Simons, Elwyn L. The Paleocene Pantodonta. Philadelphia: Trans. Amer. Philos. Soc, N. S., 50 (6): 1–81, 18 figs. Price, $2.50. (1961) (0)
New Mammal Records For Mammoth Cave National Park, Kentucky (1935) (0)
The Occurrence of Bufo punctatus in Kansas (1936) (0)

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