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Specimen Record

ContinentOceania
CountryPapua New Guinea
State/ProvinceMilne Bay
Institution CodeAmnh
Collection CodeHerpetology
Catalog NumberA-60166

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AMNH Herpetology Collections
http://www.amnh.org/our-research/vertebrate-zoology/herpetology

The AMNH collection of amphibians and reptiles ranks among the world's five largest herpetological collections. The separately catalogued collections of amphibians and reptiles total more than 335,000 specimens, of which more than 13,000 have more than one type of preparation. The holdings of the Herpetology collection are computerized; however, inventorying the collection and proofing the database are ongoing processes. The Herpetology collection may be thought of as an ever-growing library of the world's amphibian and reptile faunas. It is an irreplaceable international resource that deserves the best of care.

Contacts

Name David Dickey
RoleSr. Scientific Asst.
Emaildickey@amnh.org
Name David Dickey
RoleSr. Scientific Asst.
Emaildickey@amnh.org
Name Laura Russell
RoleVertNet Programmer
Emaillarussell@vertnet.org
Name David Bloom
RoleVertNet Coordinator
Emaildbloom@vertnet.org
Name John Wieczorek
RoleInformation Architect
Emailtuco@berkeley.edu
Name Christopher Raxworthy
RoleAssociate Dean and Curator-in-Charge
Emailrax@amnh.org
Name David Kizirian
RoleCuratorial Associate
Emailkizirian@amnh.org
Name David Dickey
RoleSr. Scientific Asst.
Emaildickey@amnh.org
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