Research Institute and Natural History Museum
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This dataset contains data from the DFG Research Project SFB275 "Klimagekoppelte Prozesse in meso- und känozoischen geoökosystemen". These data are derived from PANGAEA.
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The Pantopoda collection is part of the SeSAM collections of Senckenberg which combines all collections held at the Senckenberg Natutal History Museum of Frankfurt.
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The Mollusca collection is part of the SeSAM collections of Senckenberg which combines all collections held at the Senckenberg Natutal History Museum of Frankfurt. This collection contains molluscs from all over the world.
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Decapoda and Isopoda, mainly North Sea, Mediterranean, Japan. -- Largest collection of japanese crabs outside of Japan. -- One of the largest freshwatercrab-collection of the world
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The Anatomy Histology collection is part of the SeSAM collection of Senckenberg which combines all collections held at the Senckenberg Natutal History Museum of Frankfurt. This collection contains tissue samples of mamals from all over the world
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The Aschelminthes collection is part of the SeSAM collection of Senckenberg which combines all collections held at the Senckenberg Natural History Museum of Frankfurt. This collection contains Aschelminthes from all over the world.
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The Aves (bird skeletons) collection is part of the SeSAM collections of Senckenberg which combines all collections held at the Senckenberg Natutal History Museum of Frankfurt. This collection contains bird skeletons from all over the world.
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The Aves (spirit preserved) collection is part of the SeSAM collections of Senckenberg which combines all collections held at the Senckenberg Natutal History Museum of Frankfurt. This collection contains bird specimens preserved in alcohol from all over the world.
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The Aves (bird skins) collection is part of the SeSAM collections of Senckenberg which combines all collections held at the Senckenberg Natutal History Museum of Frankfurt. This collection contains bird skins from all over the world.
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The Malacology - SNSD collection is part of the SeSAM collections of Senckenberg. This collection is kept in the Natural History Museum in Dresden and contains mollusc specimens from all over the world.