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RBINS Mammal collection
Authors: Pauwels, Olivier;
doi: 10.15468/hsh877
RBINS Mammal collection
Abstract
The RBINS mammal collection contains 63,000 specimens and includes significant osteological material (bones and skeletons). The best represented groups are bats, rodents, carnivores and primates. The Institute has type material for 27 species. The rodent collection was extended by RBINS biologist Xavier Misonne. Walter Verheyen built up the collection of fauna from Belgium and Papua New Guinea, and Jacques Verschuren put together a large collection of mammal specimens from Africa.
Related Organizations
- Department of Science Service Thailand
- Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences Belgium
Keywords
Occurrence, RBINS, natural history collection, Mammalia, Specimen, DaRWIN
Occurrence, RBINS, natural history collection, Mammalia, Specimen, DaRWIN
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