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Robert Shaw Hoffmann—‘‘Bob’’ to vice presidents of the United States, university presidents, international scholars, and his students—passed away on 6 April 2010 at the age of 81. When asked what the ‘‘S.’’ stood for, Bob always responded ‘‘Spermophilus,’’ never taking himself too seriously despite being a highly regarded international scholar, a well-respected Smithsonian Institution senior administrator in Washington, D.C., and stalwart leader of the American Society of Mammalogists (ASM) and several other international societies. Bob is survived by Sally (the former Sally Ann Monson), his wife of 58 years. His other survivors include 3 sons, Karl R. (and Judy) living in Spain; John F. in Topeka, Kansas; and David R. (and Debbie) in Charleston, West Virginia; 1 daughter, Brenna E. Hoffmann Olivier (and Frank) in Oakland, California; 2 grandchildren, Aiden and Muriel Olivier; a sister-in-law, Joy Hoffmann; and nephews and nieces. Bob was born in Evanston, Illinois, on 2 March 1929. His family moved to a rural area when he was in grade school, and much of his time was spent exploring the woods, fields, and forest preserves near his home. From the time Bob was 8 he knew he would study animals. He scouted birds in the suburbs and kept a daily journal of birds he had seen, their names written in a tiny notebook tucked in his pocket. As a boy, he frequently traveled by streetcar to the Field Museum of Natural History in downtown Chicago, where he volunteered, and he became a regular visitor to Brookfield Zoo. He spent as much time at the Field Museum studying the exhibits as he could. He declared he would become a zoologist, a word most kids his age didn’t even know. At the age of 11 he took a summer job at the Brookfield Zoo selling peanuts, giving him the opportunity to get to know the animals and their keepers. A 5th-grade teacher strongly encouraged his interest in natural history, and by the time he reached high school he had decided on a career in biology. Phillip L. Wright, his undergraduate advisor at the University of Montana and lifelong friend, had a great deal to do with why he chose mammalogy as his major field of specialization. Bob started as a freshman at the University of Illinois Extension in Moline (1946–1947) but transferred from there to the University of Montana as a sophomore in 1947 because of its strong wildlife program. When his parents moved to Utah he transferred in 1948 to what is now Utah State University. He received a Bachelor of Science degree from Utah State in 1950. Bob and Sally met at a dance when she was a 17-yearold freshman music major and Bob was a junior. They dated for 2 years, until he went to the University of California at Berkeley for his master’s degree and Ph.D. and she headed to Syracuse University to finish her bachelor’s degree. He proposed in a letter in 1951 and she accepted. Bob did his graduate work at the University of California, Berkeley, receiving his Master of Arts degree in 1954 and Ph.D.
罗伯特·肖·霍夫曼——美国副总统、大学校长、国际学者和他的学生都称他为“鲍勃”——于2010年4月6日去世，享年81岁。当被问到什么是“S。鲍勃总是回答“嗜精者”。尽管他是一位备受尊敬的国际学者，华盛顿特区备受尊敬的史密森学会高级管理人员，以及美国哺乳动物学会(ASM)和其他几个国际学会的坚定领袖，但他从不把自己看得太严肃。鲍勃的妻子莎莉(原名莎莉·安·蒙森)比他活了58年。他的其他幸存者包括三个儿子，卡尔R.(和朱迪)住在西班牙;约翰·f在堪萨斯州的托皮卡;和西弗吉尼亚州查尔斯顿的大卫·r(和黛比);1个女儿，Brenna E. Hoffmann Olivier(和Frank)，住在加州奥克兰;两个孙子，艾登和穆里尔·奥利维尔;嫂子乔伊·霍夫曼(Joy Hoffmann);还有侄子侄女。鲍勃于1929年3月2日出生在伊利诺伊州的埃文斯顿。当他上小学的时候，他的家人搬到了农村地区，他的大部分时间都花在了探索他家附近的树林、田野和森林保护区上。从鲍勃8岁起，他就知道自己要研究动物。他在郊区侦察鸟类，每天记录他看到的鸟类，把它们的名字写在一个小笔记本上，塞在口袋里。小时候，他经常乘有轨电车去芝加哥市中心的菲尔德自然历史博物馆做志愿者，还经常去布鲁克菲尔德动物园。他花了尽可能多的时间在菲尔德博物馆研究展品。他宣称他要成为一名动物学家，这个词在他这个年纪的孩子们甚至都不知道。11岁时，他在布鲁克菲尔德动物园做了一份卖花生的暑期工作，这让他有机会了解动物和它们的饲养员。一位五年级的老师强烈鼓励他对自然史的兴趣，到他上高中时，他已经决定以生物学为职业。菲利普·l·赖特(Phillip L. Wright)是他在蒙大拿大学(University of Montana)的本科指导老师，也是他一生的朋友，他之所以选择哺乳动物学作为自己的专业领域，在很大程度上要归功于赖特。鲍勃一开始是伊利诺斯州莫林分校的大一新生(1946-1947)，但1947年，由于蒙大拿大学强大的野生动物项目，他从那里转到蒙大拿大学读大二。当他的父母搬到犹他州后，他于1948年转入现在的犹他州立大学。他于1950年获得犹他州立大学理学学士学位。鲍勃和莎莉是在一次舞会上认识的，当时她17岁，是音乐专业的大一新生，鲍勃是大三学生。他们交往了两年，直到他去加州大学伯克利分校攻读硕士和博士学位，而她去雪城大学完成学士学位。1951年，他在一封信中向她求婚，她接受了。鲍勃在加州大学伯克利分校完成了他的研究生工作，1954年获得文学硕士学位，1956年获得博士学位。他的论文是基于对山地田鼠和加利福尼亚田鼠(分别为山地田鼠和加利福尼亚田鼠)和黑松鸡(Dendragapus fuliginosus)为期3年的深入实地研究，评估了每种物种的繁殖和死亡率之间的关系以及由此产生的种群密度的周期性波动。他的主要教授是A.斯塔克·利奥波德，他也深受弗兰克·a·皮特尔卡和奥利弗·p·皮尔森的影响。虽然鲍勃以哺乳动物学家而闻名，但他的许多早期出版物涉及松鸡生态学的各个方面(例如，报告DDT对繁殖的影响)。他获得了2项美国国家科学基金会博士前奖学金和脊椎动物博物馆的安妮·m·亚历山大奖学金。当他在伯克利读研究生时，他一直对俄罗斯感兴趣。哺乳动物学报，32 (2):464 - 473,2011
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