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Anne Innis Dagg fonds

The Anne Innis Dagg fonds consists of the personal papers of Anne Innis Dagg. A Canadian biologist, researcher and writer known for her work related to topics including giraffes, Canadian wild life, and gender-based equity issues in academia, Dagg completed a PhD examining gaits and their development in Infraorder Pecora at the University of Waterloo in 1967, and has been affiliated with the school in various capacities since that time. See the Archives Database for detailed finding aids about the Anne Innis Dagg fonds.

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Quebec zoo flamingoes
Title is from the verso of the photograph, Nisga'a carved Eagle's Nest totem pole, purchased by Le Jardin Zoologique du Quebec in 1932, visible at right.
Quebec zoo llamas
Title is from the verso of the photograph
Quebec zoo llamas
Title is from the verso of the photograph
Quebec zoo seals
Title is from the verso of the photograph
Secondary school graduation diploma
Spanish moss on trees in nature reserve, Grahamstown
Title is from the verso of the photograph
Tigger times
[Unidentified person petting snout of giraffe over a fence]
Title based on contents of photograph
University of Waterloo Faculty of Graduate Studies admission letter
University of Waterloo Office of the Registrar admission letter
View from G. to East London Rd.
Title is from the verso of the photograph
View of Grahamstown + location
Title is from the verso of the photograph

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