Estonian Museum of Natural History Department of Zoology
Authors: Lennuk, Lennart;
doi: 10.15468/98cxtc
Estonian Museum of Natural History Department of Zoology
Abstract
The zoological collections of the Museum of Natural History contain approximately 130,000 specimens. The collections boast a wide selection of both vertebrate and invertebrate species from Estonia as well as other parts of the world. The Museum of Natural History’s entomological collections contain nearly 109,000 specimens. The largest part thereof is comprised of material collected in Estonia.
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