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Every plant, every animal, fungus, or microbe is unique. Indeed, every species has a unique combination of DNA (or „barcode“) that can identify that species. This is the central premise of barcoding: to have a reference sequence of every species present in a given area so that unidentified material
Editing Standards Skeletal Data Processing for SERNEC Flora of Macaya National Park

Removal of material from specimens in the University of Florida Herbarium must be approved by the Herbarium administration. These destructive analysis procedures are designed to help make this an efficient process for both the collection user and herbarium staff. The Collection Manager is the gener
Editing Standards Skeletal Data Processing for SERNEC Flora of Macaya National Park

Project Archaeologist: Nicolas Delsol Before the arrival of the Europeans in the New World, native societies of Mesoamerica used very few domesticated species. They relied mainly on hunting to provide themselves with meat and other animal products. After the conquest of Mexico and Guatemala,
Archaic Period Plant Remains Animal Remains Soils Gallery Traders Cove National Park

The Environmental Archaeology Program Collections The Environmental Archaeology Program collections include modern comparative and archaeological specimens of zoological, botanical, and pedological materials. Our modern comparative collection represents over 13,000 individual specimens and forms th
Archaic Period Plant Remains Animal Remains Soils Gallery Traders Cove National Park

What is Citizen Science?  Before you can understand iNaturalist, you need to know what citizen science is.  Citizen science, or community science, is when everyday people – students, families, hobbyists, or anyone curious about nature – help collect valuable data for scientists. It bridges the g
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The University of Florida Lichen Collection contains approximately 40,000 lichen specimens. The lichen collection is primarily from Florida but also contains specimens from elsewhere in the U.S.A. The collection is organized alphabetically by genus and species, then by country and administrative di
Editing Standards Skeletal Data Processing for SERNEC Flora of Macaya National Park

Acquisitions Policies – establish an acquisition policy. This policy should govern the type and condition of material to be acquired, geographic focus and legal stipulations. Consideration should be given to the ability of the institution to maintain and store the acquired material. Example: Univ
Editing Standards Skeletal Data Processing for SERNEC Flora of Macaya National Park

Florida Museum graduate students recently unveiled a new traveling exhibit and coloring book focused on the Miami blue butterfly.
save this endangered species are appreciated and worthwhile,” said Kristie Killam, park

The following is a checklist and troubleshotting guide for validating and processing skeletal files for upload into the SERNEC portal. The csv files created by the Imaging Workflow App have the following header: catalogNumber,sciname,identificationQualifier,recordEnteredBy, verbatimEventDate,
Editing Standards Skeletal Data Processing for SERNEC Flora of Macaya National Park

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Editing Standards Skeletal Data Processing for SERNEC Flora of Macaya National Park