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DMNS Herp Collection (Arctos)

Name: DMNS Herp Collection (Arctos)
Creator: Demboski, John
Keywords: Occurrence, Specimen

Research datakeyboard_double_arrow_right Dataset 01 Jan 2025 English Publisher:Denver Museum of Nature & Science

Authors: Demboski, John;

doi: 10.15468/ku6aak

DMNS Herp Collection (Arctos)

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The Denver Museum of Nature & Science Amphibian and Reptile Collection is a small, but growing collection of approximately 1000 specimens primarily from the western US. The bulk of specimens are fluid-preserved, with some skeletal preparations, and associated frozen tissues. The collection grows primarily as a result of incidental bycatch from invertebrate surveys and salvage activities.

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