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The fungal herbarium currently holds more than 58,000 specimens that consist of macrofungal fruiting bodies (mushrooms, shelf fungi, etc.), plants infected by fungi, and isolates of microfungi on dried agar plates. These include approximately 700 type specimens of mushrooms and related fungi that w
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Joel C. Timyan, Walter S. Judd, Kent D. Perkins, and Norris H. Williams Le Parc National Naturel Macaya, établi le 23 juin 1983, est situé dans le Massif de la Hotte sur la péninsule méridionale de la République d’Haïti sur l’île d’Hispaniola dans les Grandes Antilles. Ce site sur ligne fournit une
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Special thanks are due to individuals who assisted in collecting plant specimens, especially Richard Baird, William Cinea, Teodora Clase, Daniel Cordier, Donald Dod, Alfonso Doucette, Eladio Fernandez, Richard Franz, Jean Vilmond Hilaire, Gretchen M. Ionta, Lucas C. Majure, Jenness McBride, Conley K
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Welcome to the Florida Fossil Permit Program Florida is known for its abundance of easily accessible fossils which are rapidly eroded from the ground by water movement on beaches and in rivers. The goal of the program is for permitted individuals to discover vertebrate fossils on state lands
Program of Vertebrate Paleontology may be directed to: Phone: (352) 273-1821 E–mail
Support Our Collections and Research Volunteer With Us Would you like to work in the Environmental Archaeology lab? Our lab offers a wide range of opportunities that include hands-on experiences with archaeological and modern plant and animal specimens, as well as archival document projects.
Nicole Fuller, MA Collection Manager E–mail: fullern@floridamuseum.ufl.edu Environmental
Florida has one of the richest fossil records, both invertebrate and vertebrate (and to a much lesser degree botanical), of any place in the World. With such a wealth of paleontological resources available to collectors, it is not surprising that numerous clubs have been organized around the state t
more information about the fossil collecting permit contact Richard Hulbert via e–mail
In the last 40 years, the Mammalogy Collection at the Florida Museum has undergone rapid growth and expansion. Between 1979 and the present, the collection has more than doubled, increasing from 14,000 to over 38,000 specimens. The Mammalogy Collection has over 38,000 catalogued specimens. It consi
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We redact localities from the specimens of endangered species. The following are directions for specific sets. Gholson collection: 1. Find the specimens in the cabinet where the Gholson endangered species are stored. 2. Find the jpg image based on the catalog number in: H:Gholsonfinalimages[3
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The Caribbean Archaeology Program was founded in 1960 by Ripley P. Bullen. The program is based around one of the largest systematic collections of pre-Columbian artifacts in North America. What the collection lacks in size is compensated for by its diversity. Contact Us For more informa
La collection Bullen a été récemment réinventoriée et réorganisée.
