Recordset
Search RecordsetSoutheastern Louisiana University Ichthyology Collection
Specimen Records: 8,925
Media Records: 0
iDigBio Last Ingested Date: 2023-05-11
The collection of fishes is the largest and fastest growing of the collections in the SLU Vertebrate Museum. We have over 8,000 lots of fishes, containing some 85,000 specimens. Our holdings are rich in native species from southern Louisiana (particularly the Florida Parishes and the Lake Pontchartrain Basin) and adjacent regions. Additionally, we have large collections of freshwater fishes from Mexico, Guatemala, and Belize. In addition to the fluid specimens, we have over 2,000 archived tissue samples from fishes for genetic analyses. Most of the tissue samples have corresponding voucher specimens archived in the collection.
Contacts
Name | Kyle Piller |
Role | Curator of Vertebrates |
kyle.piller@southeastern.edu |
Name | Kyle Piller |
Role | Curator of Vertebrates |
kyle.piller@southeastern.edu |
Name | David Bloom |
Role | VertNet Coordinator |
dbloom@vertnet.org |
Name | John Wieczorek |
Role | Information Architect |
tuco@berkeley.edu |
Name | Kyle Piller |
Role | Curator of Vertebrates |
kyle.piller@southeastern.edu |
Name | Danielle Wasserman |
Role | Research Associate |
danielle.wasserman@selu.edu |
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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.
Flag | Records With This Flag | (%) Percent With This Flag |
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idigbio_isocountrycode_added i | 8836 | 99.003 |
dwc_datasetid_added i | 8830 | 98.936 |
dwc_parentnameusageid_added i | 8830 | 98.936 |
dwc_taxonid_added i | 8830 | 98.936 |
dwc_taxonomicstatus_added i | 8830 | 98.936 |
gbif_canonicalname_added i | 8830 | 98.936 |
gbif_genericname_added i | 8830 | 98.936 |
gbif_taxon_corrected i | 8830 | 98.936 |
dwc_scientificnameauthorship_added i | 8826 | 98.891 |
gbif_reference_added i | 8820 | 98.824 |
gbif_vernacularname_added i | 8785 | 98.431 |
geopoint_datum_error i | 8782 | 98.398 |
dwc_multimedia_added i | 6731 | 75.417 |
dwc_taxonrank_replaced i | 5962 | 66.801 |
dwc_originalnameusageid_added i | 4971 | 55.697 |
taxon_match_failed i | 981 | 10.992 |
rev_geocode_eez i | 821 | 9.199 |
dwc_specificepithet_replaced i | 131 | 1.468 |
geopoint_low_precision i | 119 | 1.333 |
rev_geocode_mismatch i | 94 | 1.053 |
rev_geocode_corrected i | 71 | 0.796 |
rev_geocode_lon_sign i | 71 | 0.796 |
dwc_order_replaced i | 66 | 0.739 |
dwc_genus_replaced i | 63 | 0.706 |
dwc_family_replaced i | 37 | 0.415 |
dwc_genus_added i | 3 | 0.034 |
datecollected_bounds i | 2 | 0.022 |
dwc_kingdom_added i | 2 | 0.022 |
dwc_taxonremarks_added i | 1 | 0.011 |