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Specimen Record

ContinentNorth America
CountryCanada
State/ProvinceAlberta
LocalityMalma Creek (uamz)
Latitude52.145833
Longitude-116.417778
Institution CodeUniversity Of Alberta Museums
Collection CodeUamz
Catalog NumberF3928
Collected ByTebby, C.
Date Collected1973-08-14

From Recordset

https://www.ualberta.ca/museums/museum-collections/ichthyology-collection.html

The Ichthyology (Fish) Collection contains more than 200,000 specimens, representing 40 orders and more than 200 families. The collection contains a wide variety of primitive and advanced fish from around the world as well as a comprehensive collection from Alberta. The majority of specimens are preserved in alcohol, with a number of mounted skeletons and cleared and stained samples that allow skeletal structures to be visible. This resource is used extensively for research by graduate students and faculty, supporting the study of fish systematics and biodiversity.

Contacts

Name University of Alberta Museums
Rolenone
Emailmuseums@ualberta.ca
Name Denis La France
RoleSystems Administrator
Emaildlafranc@ualberta.ca
Name Alyssa Becker-Burns
RoleAssistant Director Collections Management
Emailbecker1@ualberta.ca
Name Denis La France
RoleSystems Administrator
Emaildlafranc@ualberta.ca
Name Alyssa Becker-Burns
RoleAssistant Director Collection Management
Emailbecker1@ualberta.ca
Name Alison Murray
RoleCurator
Emailammurray@ualberta.ca
Name Alison Murray
RoleCurator
Emailammurray@ualberta.ca
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