Colección Mastozoológica - Museo de Historia Natural Unillanos

Name: Colección Mastozoológica - Museo de Historia Natural Unillanos
Creator: Barrera, Francisco Alejandro Sánchez
Keywords: Mamíferos, Occurrence, Espécimen, Chiroptera, Cordillera oriental, Orinoquía, PERMISO_COLECTA, Specimen

Research datakeyboard_double_arrow_right Dataset 01 Jan 2017 Spanish Publisher:Universidad de los Llanos

Authors: Barrera, Francisco Alejandro Sánchez;

doi: 10.15472/qzybvj

Colección Mastozoológica - Museo de Historia Natural Unillanos

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La Colección Mastozoológica del Museo de Historia Natural-Unillanos (MHNU-M) alberga en el momento 442 especímenes pertenecientes a 8 órdenes, 18 familias, 48 géneros, y 70 especies, recolectados durante los años 2012 al 2022. Los especímenes provienen de cinco departamentos de Colombia, principalmente de la región de la Orinoquía. El número de especímenes de la Colección se ha enriquecido con actividades académicas de la Universidad de los Llanos, tesis de pre y posgrado, convenios y proyectos de investigación.

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Mamíferos, Occurrence, Espécimen, Chiroptera, Cordillera oriental, Orinoquía, PERMISO_COLECTA, Specimen

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