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UMNH Mammals Collection (Arctos)

Specimen Records: 45,771
Media Records: 13
iDigBio Last Ingested Date: 2025-01-23

With approximately 40,000 specimens, the Museum's mammal collection is representative of the Intermountain West and Great Basin regions of the United States. In addition to study skins, skeletal material and fluid preserved specimens, the collection holds a tissue library of more than 9,000 samples for use in studies of comparative genetics. There are 40 holotypes of subspecies from Utah.

Contacts

Name Eric Rickart
RoleCurator of Vertebrate Zoology
Emailrickart@umnh.utah.edu
Name Katrina Derieg
RoleVertebrate Zoology Collections Manager
Emailkderieg@nhmu.utah.edu
Name David Bloom
RoleCoordinator
Emaildbloom@vertnet.org
Name John Wieczorek
RoleInformation Architect
Emailtuco@berkeley.edu
Name Dusty McDonald
RoleArctos Database Programmer
Emaildlmcdonald@alaska.edu
Name Eric Rickart
RoleCurator of Vertebrate Zoology
Emailrickart@umnh.utah.edu
  • Data Corrected
  • Data Use
  • Raw
This table shows any data corrections that were performed on this recordset to improve the capabilities of iDigBio Search. The first column represents the correction performed. The last two columns represent the number and percentage of records that were corrected. A complete list of the data quality flags and their descriptions can be found here. Clicking on a data flag name will take you to a search for all records with this flag in this recordset.
FlagRecords With This Flag(%) Percent With This Flag
idigbio_isocountrycode_added  i45708
99.862
dwc_continent_added  i45655
99.747
geopoint_datum_error  i45145
98.632
dwc_datasetid_added  i45010
98.337
dwc_parentnameusageid_added  i45010
98.337
dwc_taxonid_added  i45010
98.337
dwc_taxonomicstatus_added  i45010
98.337
gbif_canonicalname_added  i45010
98.337
gbif_genericname_added  i45010
98.337
gbif_taxon_corrected  i45010
98.337
dwc_scientificnameauthorship_added  i45008
98.333
gbif_reference_added  i44731
97.728
gbif_vernacularname_added  i44702
97.664
dwc_taxonrank_replaced  i43559
95.167
dwc_multimedia_added  i43135
94.241
dwc_originalnameusageid_added  i5996
13.1
taxon_match_failed  i2264
4.946
dwc_genus_replaced  i1269
2.772
dwc_specificepithet_replaced  i1200
2.622
geopoint_datum_missing  i169
0.369
dwc_taxonremarks_added  i122
0.267
dwc_continent_replaced  i47
0.103
dwc_order_replaced  i22
0.048
rev_geocode_eez  i19
0.042
dwc_kingdom_added  i15
0.033
dwc_phylum_added  i15
0.033
dwc_family_replaced  i10
0.022
dwc_infraspecificepithet_added  i6
0.013
rev_geocode_mismatch  i6
0.013
rev_geocode_corrected  i4
0.009
rev_geocode_lon_sign  i4
0.009
dwc_country_replaced  i2
0.004
geopoint_similar_coord  i2
0.004
dwc_class_added  i1
0.002
dwc_family_added  i1
0.002
dwc_order_added  i1
0.002
rev_geocode_eez_corrected  i1
0.002
rev_geocode_failure  i1
0.002
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