Hosner P A, Ramello G, van Witteloostuijn A B, Krabbe N, Fjeldså J, Kristensen J B (2024). NHMD Ornithology Collection. Natural History Museum of Denmark. Occurrence dataset https://doi.org/10.15468/zq2fhw accessed via GBIF.org on 2024-04-12.

The Natural History Museum of Denmark&#39;s ornithology collection is one of the world&#39;s most extensive and diverse collections of bird specimens. With ca. 200,000 specimens representing ~ 6000 species, it provides a comprehensive record of avian diversity from around the globe, spanning more than two centuries of scientific exploration and discovery.
The collection contains a wide variety of specimens and preparation types representing a vast array of species from all over the world. The predominant largest is the 150,000-strong skin collection, about half of which come from Denmark and the North Atlantic. Other geographical strengths include the Neotropics, East Africa, Central Asia, and certain portions of the Indo-Pacific. The egg collection includes 16,000 clutches, mostly from Denmark and the North Atlantic. Anatomical collections include 15,000 skeletons and 10,000 birds preserved in alcohol. Since 1987 tissue samples for genetic and genomic research accompany each specimen, about 40,000 in total. Presently, only about 25% of specimen metadata has been registered digitally.
Rarities include a skull and other type material of the Dodo (Raphus cucullatus); two mounted specimens (one in breeding plumage, one in non-breeding plumage), an egg, and the only preserved soft tissue (in ethanol) parts of Great Auk (Pinguinus impennis); a Crested Shelduck (Tadorna cristata) and 103 type specimens.
The occurrence data provided to GBIF provides valuable information on the distribution and abundance of bird species, as well as their ecological and evolutionary relationships. It includes precise location information and detailed metadata on the specimens themselves, such as their sex, age, and breeding status.
Researchers and enthusiasts alike can use this data to investigate a wide range of topics, from the evolution and biogeography of birds to their responses to environmental change. The Natural History Museum of Denmark&#39;s ornithology collection and its associated occurrence data on GBIF are an invaluable resource for advancing our understanding of avian biology and ecology, both now and in the future.

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Katalognummer	NHMD616020
Land	Papua New Guinea
Lokalitet	Above Ubii Camp, Huon Peninsula

Klasse	Aves (Bird)
Orden	Passeriformes (Perching bird)
Familie	Petroicidae (Australasian robins)
Slægt	Microeca

Institutionsakronym	NHMD
Institutions-ID	http://grbio.org/cool/mci8-ehqk
Samlingskode	AV
Genstandstype	PRESERVED_SPECIMEN
Forekomst-kode	97bac3fd-1af6-4f9f-9656-d71555222691
Forekomst-status	PRESENT
Katalognummer	NHMD616020
Startdato	317
Slutdato	317
Indsamlingsdato	2018-11-13
Kontinent	OCEANIA
Land	Papua New Guinea
Landekode	PG
Breddegrad	-6.172783
Længdegrad	146.845733
Lokalitet	Above Ubii Camp, Huon Peninsula
Indsamler(e)	Jønsson, Knud; Reeve, Andrew; Bodawatta, Kasun
Præparat-type	Tissue - 1
Rige	Animalia
Række	Chordata
Klasse	Aves
Orden	Passeriformes
Familie	Petroicidae
Slægt	Microeca
Nugældende navn	Devioeca papuana (A.B.Meyer, 1875)
Taxon-rang	SPECIES
Modified	2020-11-19
Record License	CC BY-NC 4.0
Rightsholder	Natural History Museum of Denmark, University of Copenhagen

ID-kode	0bfc98eb-56b8-402b-a967-d410cacd0edf
Taxon	Devioeca papuana
Henvisninger	<Aggregator not defined.>

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Devioeca papuana (A.B.Meyer, 1875)

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Registeringer af Microeca papuana fra Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF)

Lignende genstande

Zonotrichia capensis subsp. costaricensis J.A.Allen, 1891

Calcarius lapponicus (Linnaeus, 1758)Lapland longspur

Plectrophenax nivalis (Linnaeus, 1758)Snow bunting

Cyanistes caeruleus (Linnaeus, 1758)Eurasian blue-tit

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