SBMNH Vertebrate Zoology


Description :

 The Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History was founded as the Museum of Comparative Oology in 1916 boasting one of the most significant collections of bird eggs and associated nests in the world; the Museum still stewards that significant collection and provides access to researchers around the globe. In addition, the vertebrate zoology department houses regional and comparative foreign specimens of all vertebrate classes including: eggs, nests, skins, osteological preparations, pickled preparations, tissue collections and associated field notes and catalogues.  The historic collections contain material from as early as 1849 and have continued to grow in size and scope to now house over 40,000 specimens of fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and eggs, and mammals.

Link GBIF portal : https://www.gbif.org/dataset/75018539-6328-41de-b875-7c2e61dc1635
Le jeu de données diffusé est issu d'un traitement automatique appliqué sur les données issues du GBIF. Les règles de l'INPN et plus globalement du SINP (en termes de périmètre et de contrôle sur les données) peuvent impliquer que l'ensemble des données du jeu source ne soit pas restitué dans le SINP.
 The disseminated dataset stems from an automatic treatment applied to data coming from GBIF. INPN rules, and more generally SINP rules (in terms of perimeter and data quality controls) may imply that the whole of the source dataset might not be provided on the SINP platform. 

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continental
marine

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Contacts

Type Organization Name
Fournisseur Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History FAHY Krista
Producteur Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History FAHY Krista

Publication dates :

First diffusion : 26/09/2019 
Last update : 30/11/2023  

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Chiffres clés :

 47 données 
 34 espèces 
 34 taxons 

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