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Estonian Museum of Natural History

GBIF publisher since
8 October 2020

Description

The aim of the Estonian Museum of Natural History is to collect and preserve the diversity of nature in Estonia and document the temporal and spatial changes therein. The collections of the Estonian Museum of Natural History contain about 320,000 museum specimens. Approximately 90% of the plant, beetle, butterfly and moth, bird and mammal species found in Estonia are represented in the collections.

Contacts

ADMINISTRATIVE_POINT_OF_CONTACT
Madli Karjatse
Telephone: (+372) 6411 625
email: madli.karjatse@loodusmuuseum.ee
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Lennart Lennuk
Telephone: (+372) 6603 404
email: lennart.lennuk@loodusmuuseum.ee
Estonian Museum of Natural History
Lai 29a
Tallinn
10133
EE
email: muuseum@loodusmuuseum.ee
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