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Bird collection NTNU University Museum

Citation

Hårsaker K, Gätzschman P (2022). Bird collection NTNU University Museum. Version 1.981. Norwegian University of Science and Technology. Occurrence dataset https://doi.org/10.15468/62ieau accessed via GBIF.org on 2022-07-06.

Description

The bird collection at the NTNU University Museum goes back to approximately 1800. It consists mainly of objects from the norwegian mainland, but also has a small historic collection of birds collected between 1860 and 1910 from all over the world (app. 450 objects). This historic collection includes many species which today are endangered, threatened or distinct. The collection consists mainly of mounted objects, but there are also some skeletons, skulls and objects preserved on ethanol. From the latest years there are also preserved tissue samples of almost all new objects. These samples are stored at -80 degrees C. The geographic coverage of the objects in this collection is mainly Norwegian mainland. Within Norway mainland the majority of objects collected origins from central Norway.

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Contacts

Karstein Hårsaker
originator
position: Collection manager
NTNU University Museum
NO
email: karstein.harsaker@ntnu.no
Per Gätzschman
originator
position: Head Engineer / Taxidermist
NTNU University Museum
NO
email: per.gatzschmann@ntnu.no
Karstein Hårsaker
metadata author
position: Collection manager
NTNU University museum
NO
email: karstein.harsaker@ntnu.no
Karstein Hårsaker
user
email: karstein.harsaker@ntnu.no
Per Gätzschman
administrative point of contact
position: Head Engineer / Taxidermist
NTNU University Museum
NO
email: per.gatzschmann@ntnu.no
Karstein Hårsaker
administrative point of contact
position: Collection manager
NTNU University Museum
email: karstein.harsaker@ntnu.no
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