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Specimen Record

ContinentNorth America
CountryUnited States
State/ProvinceDelaware
County/ParishNew Castle
LocalityUd
Latitude39.665778
Longitude-75.7475
Institution CodeUd
Collection CodeUdcc
Catalog NumberUdcc_tcn 00060608
Collected ByKmbird
Date Collected2016-07-22

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University of Delaware Insect Research Collection
http://ag.udel.edu/research/planthoppers/index.html

The University of Delaware Insect Research Collection was founded with the creation of the Agricultural Research Station at Delaware College (now University of Delaware) in the 1880’s, and became associated with the Department of Entomology when the Department was founded in 1925. It is a scientific research collection historically focused on the insects and other arthropods of Delaware (or more broadly, the Delmarva Peninsula, which comprise about 75% of the collection), especially those of agroeconomic importance. However, in recent years, the collection has sought to incorporated specimens from a much broader geographic spectrum. The collection consists of approximately 350,000 pinned specimens, plus several thousand specimens in alcohol and a few hundred on slides. Collection strengths from past researchers or students include biting flies, aquatic insects (esp. Bob Lake’s Trichoptera and Plecoptera, plus Hydrophilidae from Andrew Short), Formicidae, and bees. Recent years have resulted in a great expansion of the Hemiptera collection, in particular the Auchenorrhyncha, of which some 40,000 specimens have been digitized as part of the Tri-Trophic Hemiptera TCH supported by NSF. Further digitization projects are actively sought, particularly if they involve the active participation of UD undergraduate students.

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Name Charles Bartlett
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