Johnson Randall across 6 islands, 1–15 June 1972
1–15 June 1972 · 15 days, 15 of them collecting · 6 islands
JRCollectorJohnson Randall · 1924–2020- Specimens
- 112
- Stops
- 10
- Names
- 89
- Types
- 25
- With images
- 0
- Km between stops
- —
- Companions
- 3
- Departments
- 1
The route
The labels of this journey name places but carry no coordinates, so there is no route to draw.
Each numbered point is a stop: a run of days spent within about ten kilometres. The route between stops is drawn straight; the real course went by sea, by road or on foot.
What came home
The names most often on the labels of this journey; the families: Labridae 33, Gobiidae 11, Pomacentridae 10, Apogonidae 9, Pseudochromidae 8, Pomacanthidae 6.
Other journeys by Randall
- Wake Island · 6–12 Jun 195380 specimens · 7 stops · 7 days
- 5 islands · Feb – May 1956111 specimens · 14 stops · 108 days
- 9 islands of French Polynesia · Feb – Jul 195786 specimens · 22 stops · 146 days
- 14 islands · Aug – Nov 1966116 specimens · 21 stops · 89 days
- 4 islands · Nov – Dec 196664 specimens · 9 stops · 26 days
- 9 islands · Jul – Oct 1967303 specimens · 29 stops · 95 days
- 3 islands of the United States · Oct – Dec 1967238 specimens · 14 stops · 40 days
- 25 islands · Mar – Dec 19681,676 specimens · 99 stops · 261 days
- 6 islands of Chile · Jan – Mar 1969503 specimens · 38 stops · 78 days
- 5 islands of Micronesia · Jun – Nov 1969322 specimens · 40 stops · 139 days
- 15 islands of Palau · Mar – May 1970432 specimens · 21 stops · 54 days
- Oʻahu and Hawaiʻi Island · Jul – Oct 1970117 specimens · 19 stops · 83 days
- 27 islands · Dec 1970 – May 19712,367 specimens · 98 stops · 175 days
- 5 islands · Jun – Dec 1971221 specimens · 23 stops · 158 days
- 3 islands · Dec 1971 – Apr 1972108 specimens · 28 stops · 120 days
- 10 islands · Jan – Apr 1973499 specimens · 49 stops · 110 days
- 12 islands · Jun – Sep 1973770 specimens · 45 stops · 83 days
- 4 islands of Réunion · Oct – Dec 1973565 specimens · 45 stops · 78 days
- Tutuila Island and Tutuila · Apr – May 1974129 specimens · 14 stops · 21 days
- 15 islands of Israel · Sep – Oct 1974454 specimens · 30 stops · 42 days
- Enewetak Atoll and Kwajalein Atoll · Nov – Dec 197462 specimens · 9 stops · 24 days
- 14 islands of Sri Lanka · Jan – Apr 1975811 specimens · 56 stops · 88 days
- 10 islands · May – Jul 1975457 specimens · 30 stops · 79 days
- 7 islands of Israel · Sep – Nov 1975284 specimens · 25 stops · 39 days
- Kwajalein Atoll and Enewetak Atoll · Mar – Apr 197646 specimens · 5 stops · 13 days
- 10 islands of Egypt · Jul – Aug 197680 specimens · 19 stops · 44 days
- 35 islands · Feb – Sep 19771,178 specimens · 101 stops · 216 days
- Enewetak Atoll and Kwajalein Atoll · Apr – May 197855 specimens · 8 stops · 17 days
- 12 islands · Jun – Sep 1978840 specimens · 52 stops · 92 days
- New Caledonia and Uvea Island · 2–16 Jan 197988 specimens · 10 stops · 15 days
- 13 islands · Feb – Jun 1979344 specimens · 33 stops · 111 days
- 14 islands · Jan – Apr 1980346 specimens · 38 stops · 101 days
- 4 islands · May – Jun 1981142 specimens · 7 stops · 14 days
- Red Sea and Jeddah · 1–17 May 198275 specimens · 9 stops · 17 days
- 8 islands of the Marshall Islands · Sep – Dec 1982435 specimens · 30 stops · 84 days
- 5 islands · Feb – Mar 1983426 specimens · 24 stops · 37 days
- Enewetak Atoll and Hawaiʻi Island · Jul – Aug 198367 specimens · 9 stops · 35 days
- Bahrain · Oct – Nov 1983150 specimens · 14 stops · 39 days
- 4 islands · Jan – Mar 1984376 specimens · 20 stops · 38 days
- Johnston Atoll · 6–12 Apr 198460 specimens · 7 stops · 7 days