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University of Alberta Museum of Zoology Mammalogy Collection (UAMZ)

Name: University of Alberta Museum of Zoology Mammalogy Collection (UAMZ)
Creator: University of Alberta Museums
Keywords: Occurrence, Specimen

Research datakeyboard_double_arrow_right Dataset 01 Jan 2015 English Publisher:University of Alberta Museums

Authors: University of Alberta Museums;

doi: 10.18165/brxhjf

University of Alberta Museum of Zoology Mammalogy Collection (UAMZ)

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With more than 10,000 specimens representing 16 orders and 76 families, the Mammalogy Collection's taxonomic and geographic scope spans the planet, with strong representation from Northwestern Canada. The collection consists primarily of skins and skulls, with additional skeletal and fluid-preserved specimens. There are many rare and historically important specimens. The collection is used for teaching and research.

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