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California State University, Long Beach Bird specimens (Arctos)
Authors: Jacob, Suellen;
doi: 10.15468/8xtym6 , 10.15468/gtmpse
California State University, Long Beach Bird specimens (Arctos)
Abstract
The bird collection has ~4,500 specimens preserved as study skins. Most specimens are Southern California birds, with a variety of non-local taxa represented by specimens from other United States regions, northwestern Mexico, zoos, and a few localities in continents and islands worldwide.
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- California State University, Long Beach United States
Keywords
Occurrence, Specimen
Occurrence, Specimen
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