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Ãsterreichische Mykologische Gesellschaft (GBRDS)
Number of records: 1,816
Algae (S) (GBRDS)
This database contains information on the algae specimens registered so far in the herbarium of the Swedish Museum of Natural History.
Number of records: 6,421
AlgaTerraMovies (GBRDS)
Movies of living freshwater micro algae, produced for the AlgaTerra Information System for Micro Algal Biodiversity
Number of records: 20
Algaterra Types (GBRDS)
Nomenclatural types and original material of algal names. Data from B, BHUPM, BRM and other resources (literature, original data).
Number of records: 5,477
Alien Species in Poland - Animals (GBRDS)
The database covers distribution of alien animals in Poland. Distribution is presented in natural units of space delineated on the basis of geomorphic characteristics.
Number of records: 181
Alien Species in Poland - Plants (GBRDS)
The database covers distribution of alien plants in Poland. Distribution is presented in natural units of space delineated on the basis of geomorphic characteristics.
Number of records: 64
Amphibia Collection of Museum and Institute of Zoology PAS (GBRDS)
The database of Amphibia includes information about specimens which are preserved in the Zoological Collection MIZ. Material was collected worldwide, identified to species level. Database includes data on historical Skobejkoâs collection of âgreen frogsâ and âbrown frogsâ from Poland.
Number of records: 350
Amphibian observations from Nida Valley (GBRDS)
Amphibian observations in Valley of Nida in Poland by Renata KrzyÅciak-KosiÅska.
Number of records: 1,703
Amphibians and Reptiles (GBRDS)
The Section of Amphibians and Reptiles maintains a collection of over 208,000 specimens and ranks as about the ninth largest amphibian and reptile collection in the U.S. Ninety percent of them are fluid preserved; others are preserved as skeletons, skins, mounts, or cleared and stained preparations. The collection includes the largest and most complete collection of Pennsylvania amphibians and reptiles in existence, and significant collections from adjacent states, particularly Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland. There are collections from all parts of the United States, and most parts of the world including major collections from the Caribbean, Mexico and Guatemala, Belize, Paraguay, northern South America, Spain, South Africa, Cameroon, and India and Sri Lanka. The collection of North American freshwater turtles is among the largest in the world.
Number of records: 168,131
Amphibians and Reptiles Collection (GBRDS)
Specimen data for amphibians and reptiles.
Number of records: 189,189
Aphidoidea Collection (GBRDS)
The Database includes the specimens of Aphidina collected by Szelegiewicz. The specimens are deposited in the Museum and Institute of Zoology Polish Academy of Sciences, Warszawa. The collection comprises about 10,000 microscopic preparations of Aphidina.
Number of records: 11,213
Araneae Collection (GBRDS)
The Database includes information about specimens of the Arachnida Collection of the Museum and Institute of Zoology Polish Academy of Sciences, Warszawa. There is the material of 8 families (Agelenidae, Amaurobiidae, Anyphaenidae, Corinnidae, Cybaeidae, Desidae, Dictynidae, Hahniidae) described by W. KulczyÅski, J. PrÃ³szyÅski, W. StarÄga. This historical collection comprises about 91,000 specimens (at present the database has 10098 records).
Number of records: 10,253
Arbeitsgemeinschaft Heuschrecken Ãsterreichs (GBRDS)
Ãsterreichische Heuschreckendatenbank
Number of records: 14,712
Arctic Ocean Diversity (GBRDS)
Biodiversity found in the sea ice, water column and sea floor located in Arctic, Pacific and coastal Alaska.
Number of records: 176,135
Atlas des plantes vasculaires de Lorraine (GBRDS)
Number of records: 183,537
Atlas of the Amphibians and Reptiles of Poland (GBRDS)
Data on abundance of amphibians and reptiles in the territory of Poland, collected in Poland-wide database of amphibians and reptiles located in Institute of Nature Conservation in Cracow. Data refer to geographical coordinates of area centers designed in geographical coordinates network.
Number of records: 3,557
Australian National Herbarium (CANB) (GBRDS)
The total Australian National Herbarium (ANH) collection (Canberra [CANB] and Atherton [QRS]) comprises approximately 1.4 million specimens, including about 8251 type specimens. Particularly comprehensive collections are held for Australasian bryophytes and lichens, Myrtaceae (especially Eucalyptus and Melaleuca-Callistemon), Orchidaceae, Sapindaceae, Lauraceae, Portulacaceae and some sections of Poaceae, Rutaceae, Proteaceae and Fabaceae. A strong representation of Papua New Guinean material derives from past CSIRO involvement in that area and a comprehensive specialist collection of tropical Australian rain forest species is held at Atherton (>100 000 collections). Voucher material for the Australian National Botanic Gardens (ANBG) Living Collections and the ANBG Photographic Collection is clearly identified and accessible; the status of associated live material at ANBG, representing c. one third of the Australian vascular flora, is available on-line (http://www.anbg.gov.au/anbg/plant-records/search-lc-vic.html). The existence of properly vouchered herbarium specimens for ANBG's live plants is critical for the scientific integrity and ongoing usefulness of scientific studies using those plants (e.g. for DNA extracts).
Number of records: 776,004
Australian National Insect Collection (GBRDS)
The world's largest collection of Australian insects and related organisms.
Number of records: 53,224
Australian National Insect Collection EntomID-PNG Dataset (GBRDS)
The world's largest collection of Australian insects and related organisms.
Number of records: 1,118
Aves Collection of Institute of Systematics and Evolution of Animals (GBRDS)
The database contains information about zoological collection of Institute of Systematics and Evolution of Animals Polish Academy of Sciences in KrakÃ³w.
Number of records: 7,320
Avian specimens (GBRDS)
Specimen data for birds, eggs, and nests.
Number of records: 128,097
BÃG (GBRDS)
This dataset holds the observations recorded during the GEO Biodiversity Day "BÃG" in Eggolsheim
Number of records: 174,421
Bacteria collection of National Institute of Public Health, Poland (GBRDS)
Database of Polish NIPH bacteria collection
Number of records: 2,483
Banc de dades de biodiversitat de Catalunya-FungaCat (GBRDS)
The Biodiversity Data Bank wants to be a compilation of all Catalonia biodiversity information. It is developed by the computerisation of all Catalonia species available records. The record computerisation is completed by supplementary data, like biology, distribution, ecology, etc. The aim in project is to know and to compile the maximum number of bibliographic records about Catalonia biodiversity. This records are the information source of the Data Bank. This knowledges will allow us to know, moreover the distribution species and biological data, its conservation status and degrees of threat, rareness, endemicity, etc.
Number of records: 56,698
Banc de dades de biodiversitat de Catalunya-LiqueCat (GBRDS)
The Biodiversity Data Bank wants to be a compilation of all Catalonia biodiversity information. It is developed by the computerisation of all Catalonia species available records. The record computerisation is completed by supplementary data, like biology, distribution, ecology, etc. The aim in project is to know and to compile the maximum number of bibliographic records about Catalonia biodiversity. This records are the information source of the Data Bank. This knowledges will allow us to know, moreover the distribution species and biological data, its conservation status and degrees of threat, rareness, endemicity, etc.
Number of records: 26,565
Banc de dades de biodiversitat de Catalunya-MolusCat (GBRDS)
The Biodiversity Data Bank wants to be a compilation of all Catalonia biodiversity information. It is developed by the computerisation of all Catalonia species available records. The record computerisation is completed by supplementary data, like biology, distribution, ecology, etc. The aim in project is to know and to compile the maximum number of bibliographic records about Catalonia biodiversity. This records are the information source of the Data Bank. This knowledges will allow us to know, moreover the distribution species and biological data, its conservation status and degrees of threat, rareness, endemicity, etc.
Number of records: 12,405
Banc de dades de biodiversitat de Catalunya-VerteCat (GBRDS)
The Biodiversity Data Bank wants to be a compilation of all Catalonia biodiversity information. It is developed by the computerisation of all Catalonia species available records. The record computerisation is completed by supplementary data, like biology, distribution, ecology, etc. The aim in project is to know and to compile the maximum number of bibliographic records about Catalonia biodiversity. This records are the information source of the Data Bank. This knowledges will allow us to know, moreover the distribution species and biological data, its conservation status and degrees of threat, rareness, endemicity, etc.
Number of records: 172,855
Bats of Poland (GBRDS)
Database Bats of Poland contains data collected by the Association for Nature "Wolf", mostly by netting and cave surveys. The database is still under development.
Number of records: 936
Beetles (LSM) (GBRDS)
This database contains information of registered specimens of the beetle collection of the Museum of Forestry, Lycksele, Sweden.
Number of records: 13,450
Belgian Arachnofauna (GBRDS)
Belgian Arachnofauna database gathers spiders observations in Belgium since 1879. This dataset is a collaborative effort between: Ghent University, the Belgian Arachnological Society, the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences (Entomology Department) and the Institute for Nature and Forestry Research.
Number of records: 85,546
Biological and palaeontological collection and observation data MNHNL (GBRDS)
Biological and palaeontological collection and observation data MNHNL
Number of records: 805,017
Biologiezentrum Linz (GBRDS)
ZOBODAT (Zoological Botanical Database)
Number of records: 2,158,567
Bird and Mammal specimens (GBRDS)
Specimen data for birds and mammals.
Number of records: 62,137
Bird Collection of Museum and Institute of Zoology PAS (GBRDS)
The Database of Aves includes information about specimens which are preserved in the Zoological Collection MIZ. Material was collected worldwide, identified to species level. Database includes data on historical materials collected during the expeditions in 19th century, for example by Branicki, Dybowski, Kalinowski, Chrostowski, Sztolzman. Bird collection comprises also type material, extinct and endangered taxa. The collection preserves eggs, mounted specimens and skins.
Number of records: 38,573
Bird Collection, Western New Mexico University, Silver City, NM. (GBRDS)
Bird Collection, Western New Mexico University, Silver City, NM.
Number of records: 1,381,801
Birds (GBRDS)
Specimen data for birds.
Number of records: 1,368,944
Birds (Ãjtte) (GBRDS)
Database of specimens from the bird collection of Ãjtte museum, Jokkmokk, Sweden.
Number of records: 1,253
Birds of Cisna Community (southern Poland) (GBRDS)
The dataset covers distribution of birds in the Community of Cisna (south-eastern Poland). The data were collected in 2 breeding seasons (2007 and 2008) using transect method.
Number of records: 1,120
Birds of the Gothenburg Natural History Museum (GBRDS)
This database contains bird specimens from the Museum of Natural History in Guthenburg
Number of records: 18,152
Bird specimens (GBRDS)
Specimen data for birds.
Number of records: 163,338
Bird specimens (GBRDS)
SDNHM bird specimens.
Number of records: 142,318
Bird specimens (GBRDS)
Specimen data for birds.
Number of records: 13,074
Bishop Museum Natural Sciences Data (GBRDS)
Natural Sciences Data for the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, including all digitized occurence records from all specimen collections and observation records.
Number of records: 626,126
BoBO - Botanic Garden Berlin BDI Observations (GBRDS)
Number of records: 9
BoGART (GBRDS)
Accession database of the Berlin Botanic Garden.
Number of records: 1,768
Borror Laboratory of Bioacoustics (GBRDS)
Bioacoustics recordings. 87% of holdings are of birds.
Number of records: 35,062
Botanical Collection (GBRDS)
Number of records: 104,248
Botanical Garden Collection (GBRDS)
Number of records: 7,616
Botanical Museum, Copenhagen, the Lichen Herbarium (GBRDS)
Database of collections of lichens and lichen parasites at the Botanical Museum and Garden, Copenhagen (C). Alle accessions after 1994 and all types are digitized.
Number of records: 237,681
Botanic Garden of Finnish Museum of Natural History (GBRDS)
The Botanic Garden is part of the Finnish Museum of Natural History, which is a national natural-history collection. The Botanic Garden's work is based on its scientific plant collection in which the plant accessions are of known origin and thoroughly documented to serve research, teaching and education.
Number of records: 7,528
Botany (UPS) (GBRDS)
Database of the botany collection of the Museum of Evolution in Uppsala.
Number of records: 913,327
BrachyStrain Culture Collection (SLU-BVF) (GBRDS)
BrachyStrain Culture Collection from the Department of Biomedical Sciences and Veterinary Public Health of the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences.
Number of records: 14
Bridel Herbar (GBRDS)
The herbarium of the Botanic Garden and Botanical Museum Berlin-Dahlem (B) contains as one of its historical collections the moss herbarium of Bridel. Fortunately, this collection was separated from the main herbarium during the Second World War, and therefore escaped the destruction of the Berlin Botanic Museum in 1943. The Bridel herbarium comprises 1006 folders with more than 3000 moss specimens including many types collected by Bridel, Bruch, Funck, Hornschuch, Humboldt, Pylaie, Schwaegrichen and other bryologists of the early 19th century.
Number of records: 973
Bryophyte collection (GBRDS)
The Bryophyte Collection available through this resource includes more than 21 000 records of preserved specimens from Portugal maintained at the LISU Herbarium. It includes the vast majority of species cited for Portugal, from all regions in the country. However, there is some predominance of samples from Natural Parks, in particular from Serra da Estrela and Peneda-GerÃªs. The main collectors are F. Welwitsch, A.X Pereira Coutinho, C.N. Tavares, C. SÃ©rgio, M. Sim-Sim and C. Garcia. The time frame includes records from 1840 to the present, although about 75% of specimens were collected after 1980. The total number of bryophyte specimens existing in the herbarium is about 70 000, and includes Madeira and Azores regions, and specimens from foreign countries. The digitising process is ongoing, which will result in new additions to this resource in the near future.
Number of records: 23,366
Bryophyte herbarium, Gottingen (GOET) (GBRDS)
Number of records: 32,823
Bumblebees, cuckoobees and butterflies in southern Poland (GBRDS)
The database covers distribution of bumblebees, cuckoobees and butterflies in southern Poland. Distribution is presented in natural units of space delineated on the basis of geomorphic characteristics.
Number of records: 10,569
Bundesamt fuer Naturschutz / Netzwerk Phytodiversitaet Deutschland (GBRDS)
Verbreitung der Farn- und Bluetenpflanzen in Deutschland, Vorkommensnachweise aggregiert auf Rasterfelder der Topographischen Karte im Massstab 1 : 25000 (TK25 = MTB), Blattschnitt 6 x 10 Minuten
Number of records: 3,891,052
Bunger Hills, 1999/2000 survey - nest sites of snow petrels Pagodroma nivea (GBRDS)
The snow petrel (Pagodroma nivea) is the most common bird of the Bunger Hills, with an estimated population of 1000 breeding pairs in colonies of up to 50 pairs dispersed widely throughout the southern Bunger Hills at altitudes between 25 and 155 m above sea level. About 70% of nests are located in cavities and cracks in bedrock on hills and ridges, while 30% breed under or between large boulders. Nest sites are chosen to be protected from snow accumulation and strong winds
Number of records: 947,308
Butterflies from Central Africa - RMCA (Royal Museum for Central Africa, Belgium) and RBINS (Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences) (GBRDS)
Number of records: 25,414
CABI Bioscience Genetic Resource Collection (GBRDS)
Number of records: 229,241
Canadian Museum of Nature Bird Collection (GBRDS)
Records of birds collected in Canada from the Canadian Museum of Nature Bird Collection.
Number of records: 274,649
Carabidae of Poland (GBRDS)
Ground beetles distribution along gradient of zink and lead near Olkusz in Southern Poland and copper in Glogow environs in Western Poland.
Number of records: 10,261
Carabidae of the Carpathians (GBRDS)
Distribution of Carabidae in various ecosysetms of Carpathians in Southern Poland (Babia Gora Mts., Gorce Mts., Bieszczady Mts. SÅonne Mts.), especially reference sites of beech and spruce mountain forest and natural subalpine meadows.
Number of records: 20,815
Carabidae of the Tatra Mts. (GBRDS)
Elevation gradient (700-2200 m a.s.l.) of ground beetles in the Tatra Mountains.
Number of records: 2,513
Carabidae of Wales and England (GBRDS)
Ground beetles distribution along gradient of zink and nickel near Bristol (Western England) and Clydach (Wales).
Number of records: 760
Carpatica Operation (GBRDS)
The dataset covers information on birds migrating through Poland. The data were collected by Carpatica Operation (Polish NGO). All birds were mist netted and ringed durinhg autumn migration in Myscowa (south-eastern Poland).
Number of records: 39,982
CAS Bird Collection Catalog (GBRDS)
The electronic catalog of the bird collection at the California Academy of Sciences.
Number of records: 570,878
CBS fungi strains (GBRDS)
Number of records: 37,885
CGN-PGR (GBRDS)
Number of records: 24,248
Chapel_Hill_DiGIR_info_rev1 (GBRDS)
This information arrives from UNC
Number of records: 88,998
Christopher Walker collection of Glomeromycotan fungi (GBRDS)
The collection of fungi, mainly members of the Glomeromycota, consists of voucher specimens and records relating to some three decades of research into the taxonomy and systematics of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi . Most of the specimens are held in the herbarium at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (E), though more recent ones may still be retained personally by Chris Walker pending their deposit in the herbarium. The vouchers mainly consist of spores mounted in polyvinyl-alcohol lactophenol (PVL) or polyvinyl-alcohol lacto glycerol (PVLG), with or without the addition of reagents (principally Melzer's reagent) and dyes (e.g., trypan blue, ink). The organisms have been collected by many different people too numerous to mention, and their contributionis acknowledged with thanks. Some are of importance because they are type specimens, and some are voucher records for published work. Some records of types are virtual, being merely pointers to the specimens held in other herbaria.
Number of records: 3,230
Chrysomelidae of Poland (GBRDS)
Data on fauna of Chrysomelidae beetles of various ecosystems of Pomeranian Lakeland in Western Poland.
Number of records: 2,233
Chrysomelidae of the Carpathians (GBRDS)
Data on fauna of Chrysomelidae beetles of various ecosystems of the Western Carpathians in Southern Poland (Beskid Maly Mts., Beskid Zywiecki Mts.).
Number of records: 11,762
CIRM-Levures (GBRDS)
Number of records: 847
CNAR/Coleccion Nacional de Anfibios y Reptiles (GBRDS)
Number of records: 432,592
Coimbra Collection of Algae (GBRDS)
A collection of micro algae of the Department of Botany, University of Coimbra - Portugal
Number of records: 3,361
Number of records: 2,102,611
Coleoptera Collection (GBRDS)
The collection contains specimens collected since 1930'. Its is planned to cover all taxa of Coleoptera occurring in Poland. The database will be updated with progress of digitization of the collection.
Number of records: 2,043
Coleoptera of BiaÅowieÅ¼a Forest (GBRDS)
1) The base presenting a current knowledge about Coleoptera of the BiaÅowieÅ¼a Primeval Forest (separately Polish and Belarussian parts) according Catalogue of the fauna of BiaÅowieÅ¼a Primeval Forest (Gutowski J.M., Jaroszewicz B. (eds.), 2001. Inst. Bad. LeÅn., Warszawa, 403 pp.) and subsequent publications. 2) On the base of materials collected as the result of the research project carried out during 1997-2007 on selected study areas located in different part of BiaÅowieÅ¼a Forest and BiaÅowieÅ¼a National Park.
Number of records: 5,811
Coleoptera of Biebrza National Park (GBRDS)
On the base of materials collected as the result of the research project carried out during 1997-2004 on selected study areas located in different part of Biebrza National Park.
Number of records: 1,234
Coleoptera of Kozienice Forest (GBRDS)
On the base of materials collected as the result of the research project carried out during 1996-2006 on selected study areas located in different part of Kozienice Forest.
Number of records: 1,516
Coleoptera of Piska Forest (GBRDS)
On the base of materials collected as the result of the research project carried out during 2005-2007 on selected study areas located in different part of Piska Forest.
Number of records: 5,709
Coleoptera of Swierklaniec Forest (GBRDS)
On the base of materials collected as the result of the research project carried out during 1997-2004 on selected study areas located in different part of Swierklaniec Forest.
Number of records: 511
Coleoptera of Tuchola Forest and Tuchola Forest National Park (GBRDS)
On the base of materials collected as the result of the research project carried out during 1997-2004 on selected study areas located in different part of Tuchola Forest and Tuchola Forest National Park.
Number of records: 969
Collection de paleobotanique (GBRDS)
ABCD provider of service name
Number of records: 789
Collection Francaise de Bacteries Phytopathogenes (GBRDS)
plant pathogenic bacteria and saprophyte strains or strains closely associated to plants (phytocommensales and rhyzobacteria)
Number of records: 4,815
Collection of Coleoptera (GBRDS)
Five well documented collections: R. Scholz's, W. Kolbe's and G. Polentz's total colls of beetles from Silesia (over 400 000 specimens), J. PluciÅski's coll. of world Cerambycidae and Attelabidae, and P. Stachowiak's collection of European (mainly Polish) Curculionoidea.
Number of records: 13,084
Collection of Heteroptera (GBRDS)
A. WrÃ³blewski's collection of aquatic heteropterans (primarily Corixidae, ca. 3 500 mounted specimens and slides, incl. 59 types).
Number of records: 1,283
Collection of Hymenoptera (GBRDS)
Hymenopteran collections are of J. L. C. Gravenhorst (Ichneumonidae, including types of ca. 1 000 species), J. Noskiewicz (30 000 specimens including numerous types of Apidae), and R. Dittrich (50 000 specimens). Hitherto available are records from the J. Noskiewicz's collection.
Number of records: 2,632
Collection of Industrial Microorganisms (GBRDS)
Collection of Industrial Microorganisms (IAFB 212) comprises microorganisms occuring in the industry, production strains and infectious microorganisms. It includes yeasts, filamentous fungi and bacteria.
Number of records: 594
Collection Pisces SMF (GBRDS)
Fishes of the world
Number of records: 545,916
Collembola Collection (GBRDS)
The Database of Collembola includes information about specimens which are preserved in the Zoological Collection MIZ. Material was collected during faunistic and ecological researches in the river valleys: the Biebrza, the Narew, the Warta and the WisÅa Rivers. The material is identified to the species level. The data were verified by doctor Maria SterzyÅska.
Number of records: 4,807
Colorado State University Herbarium (GBRDS)
Number of records: 57,346
Conservatoire et Jardin botaniques de la Ville de GenÃ¨ve (GBRDS)
Collection Data on the herbarium and living plants of the CJBG
Number of records: 2,332
Crustacea ZMK (GBRDS)
Crustacea
Number of records: 2,680
Curculionoidea of Poland (GBRDS)
Field records and observations on distribution of the weevils (Curculionoidea) in Poland, based on 30-year studies of M. Wanat.
Number of records: 4,333
Database Schema for UC Davis [Herbarium Labels] (GBRDS)
UC Davis Herbarium Collection Label voucher Information.
Number of records: 175,513
Delaware Museum of Natural History Bird Collection (GBRDS)
Specimen data for birds.
Number of records: 82,713
Desmidiaceae Engels (GBRDS)
A new record of reference material of the Desmidiaceae of Germany was compiled, using the databank âSpecifyâ. Aim of the project was to summarize and digitalize the data of the dried and otherwise preserved specimens stored in the German herbaria as well as of the living strains, cultured in culture collections. Many of the references are completed by figures of the labels or by scanned micrographs from preparations for the light- or scanning microscopes.
Number of records: 9,420
Desmidiaceae Mollenhauer (GBRDS)
A new record of reference material of the Desmidiaceae of Germany was compiled, using the databank âSpecifyâ. Aim of the project was to summarize and digitalize the data of the dried and otherwise preserved specimens stored in the German herbaria as well as of the living strains, cultured in culture collections. Many of the references are completed by figures of the labels or by scanned micrographs from preparations for the light- or scanning microscopes.
Number of records: 603
Desmidiaceae Rostock (GBRDS)
Culture collection of Desmidiaceae contained in the collections of the University of Rostock.
Number of records: 6
DIPOL (GBRDS)
Digitization of Pollinators preserved in Belgian Collections. Part I:Halictidae of Belgium Part II:Bombus (Apidae) of Belgium
Number of records: 31,229
Diptera Collection of Museum and Institute of Zoology PAS (GBRDS)
The database of Diptera includes information about specimens which are preserved in the Zoological Collection MIZ. Material was collected worldwide, identified to species level. Database includes data on type specimens and historical material from G. Enderleinâs collection. The data were verified by Professor P. Trojan.
Number of records: 4,309
Diptera (NRM) (GBRDS)
This database contains information on Swedish Diptera registered for the Lower Brachycera Digitization Project at the Entomology Department, Swedish Museum of Natural History.
Number of records: 32,718
Division of Amphibians and Reptiles database (GBRDS)
Specimen data for amphibians and reptile
Number of records: 70,519
DUKE Bryophyte Collection (GBRDS)
The DUKE bryophyte herbarium includes approximately 230,000 specimens. With about 50,000 moss collections from the southeastern United States, it is one of the most important resources for documenting the rich southeastern moss flora. In recognition of Lewis E. Anderson's contributions, the bryophyte herbarium was formally named the L.E. Anderson Bryophyte Herbarium in 1998. Important collections of bryophytes include those of L.E. Anderson, H.L. Blomquist, M. Crosby, A.J. Grout, B.D. Mishler, W.B. Schofield, R. Schuster, A.J. Shaw.
Number of records: 145,171
ECOCEAN Whale Shark Photo-identification Library (GBRDS)
Exposes global occurrence data for whale sharks (Rhincodon typus)
Number of records: 17,383
Electron Micrograph Database (Australian Antarctic Data Centre) (GBRDS)
This database contains information pertaining to the negatives taken by the laboratory since its inception. Both scanning and transmission electron micrographs are catalogued within this database. Among other things, the database includes a large number of images of protists. This set lists specinens from the marine domain.
Number of records: 10,369,652
ENBI-Dataset of GART-GloBIS (GBRDS)
This database is a demonstrating database containing a data sample from the more comprehensive GART/GloBIS database
Number of records: 258
Eriophyoid Mites of Poland (GBRDS)
The database is a result of a cooperation of Mariusz Lewandowski (Department of Applied Entomology, Warsaw Agricultural University) and Anna Skoracka (Department of Animal Taxonomy and Ecology, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan). It contains 342 species of eriophyoid mites recorded in Poland. The compilation includes all eriophyoid mites reported as published data from Poland till the end of 2005 . The classification system is followed by AMRINE et al. (2003). The taxonomical verification was made according to AMRINE 0_datasetdescriptiondetails STASNY (1994), AMRINE et al. (2003), DE LILLO 0_datasetdescriptiondetails AMRINE (2005). More information about species of eriophyoid mites set in database can be found in: Skoracka A., Lewandowski M., Boczek J. 2005. Catalogue of eriophyoid mites of Poland. Catalogus faunae Poloniae (N.S.), No. 1. Natura optima dux Foundation, Museum and Institute of Zoology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warszawa, 199 pp.
Number of records: 2,115
EURISCO, The European Genetic Resources Search Catalogue (GBRDS)
The EURISCO web catalogue automatically receives data from the National Inventories (NI). It effectively provides access to all ex situ PGR information in Europe and thus facilitates locating and accessing PGR.
Number of records: 927,513
European bison in BiaÅowieÅ¼a Primary Forest (GBRDS)
The dataset contains information about European bisons in the BiaÅowieÅ¼a Primary Forest from 1965 until 2004, collected by staff of the BiaÅowieÅ¼a National Park during winter counts which take place every year. A number of observations in consecutive years reflects abundance of European bisons noted in these years.
Number of records: 91
Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden Virtual Herbarium Darwin Core format (GBRDS)
Number of records: 78,227
Faunal Inventory of Morysin Nature Reserve (GBRDS)
The studies were carried out between January and November 2006 in the southern suburban part of Warsaw, Poland. The area consists of the forested Morysin Reserve, Wilanowski Park and adjoining open fields and meadows. Small mammals (rodents and shrews) were trapped using live-traps (CMR method) in May and November, five days in each month. The bats were caught using chiropterology nets at the and of June, in July and in October. In case of other groups data were collected in all seasons (winter, spring, summer, autumn) by visual observations of animals, identification of their tracks and/or voices.
Number of records: 3,085
Finnish Entomological Database: Araneae (GBRDS)
The Finnish Entomological Database serves most scientific societies in Finland that specialise in Arthropoda. Members of the societies enter their data in the live system. This Araneae section of the database is managed and quality controlled by the Finnish Arachnological Society Arakno. The database is hosted by the Finnish Museum of Natural History.
Number of records: 955
Finnish Entomological Database: Blattodea (GBRDS)
The Finnish Entomological Database serves most scientific societies in Finland that specialise in Arthropoda. Members of the societies enter their data in the live system. This Blattodea section of the database is managed and quality controlled by members of the Finnish Entomological Society. The database is hosted by the Finnish Museum of Natural History.
Number of records: 31
Finnish Entomological Database: Coleoptera (GBRDS)
The Finnish Entomological Database serves most scientific societies in Finland that specialise in Arthropoda. Members of the societies enter their data in the live system. This Coleoptera section of the database is managed and quality controlled by members of the Finnish Entomological Society. The database is hosted by the Finnish Museum of Natural History.
Number of records: 40,604
Finnish Entomological Database: Diptera (GBRDS)
The Finnish Entomological Database serves most scientific societies in Finland that specialise in Arthropoda. Members of the societies enter their data in the live system. This Diptera section of the database is managed and quality controlled by the Finnish Expert Group on Diptera. The database is hosted by the Finnish Museum of Natural History.
Number of records: 123,841
Finnish Entomological Database: Heteroptera (GBRDS)
The Finnish Entomological Database serves most scientific societies in Finland that specialise in Arthropoda. Members of the societies enter their data in the live system. This Heteroptera section of the database is managed and quality controlled by members of the Finnish Entomological Society. The database is hosted by the Finnish Museum of Natural History.
Number of records: 3,182
Finnish Entomological Database: Hymenoptera (GBRDS)
The Finnish Entomological Database serves most scientific societies in Finland that specialise in Arthropoda. Members of the societies enter their data in the live system. This Hymenoptera section of the database is managed and quality controlled by members of the Finnish Entomological Society. The database is hosted by the Finnish Museum of Natural History.
Number of records: 9,787
Finnish Entomological Database: Lepidoptera (GBRDS)
The Finnish Entomological Database serves most scientific societies in Finland that specialise in Arthropoda. Members of the societies enter their data in the live system. This Lepidoptera section of the database is managed and quality controlled by the Finnish Lepidopterological Society. The database is hosted by the Finnish Museum of Natural History.
Number of records: 1,766,397
Finnish Entomological Database: Trichoptera (GBRDS)
The Finnish Entomological Database serves most scientific societies in Finland that specialise in Arthropoda. Members of the societies enter their data in the live system. This Trichoptera section of the database is managed and quality controlled by members of the Finnish Entomological Society. The database is hosted by the Finnish Museum of Natural History.
Number of records: 7,602
Fish (Ãjtte) (GBRDS)
Database of specimens from the fish collection of Ãjtte museum, Jokkmokk, Sweden.
Number of records: 3
Fishbase (GBRDS)
Fishbase occurrences hosted by GBIF-Sweden
Number of records: 1,036,298
Fish Collection of Yokosuka City Museum (GBRDS)
Database including information about fish specimens deposited in Yokosuka City Museum, Japan
Number of records: 2,197,980
Fishes of the Gothenburg Natural History Museum (GBRDS)
This database contains fish specimens from the Museum of Natural History in Guthenburg
Number of records: 8,643
Flea collection of Slovenian Museum of Natural History (Slovenia only) (GBRDS)
Central Slovenian Scientific Collection of Siphonaptera includes 8,497 microscopic slides and some material preserved in ethanol. From 1950 until the present it is cura ted by Savo Brelih, recently with help of dr. Tomi Trilar. Collection is one of the largest from the Balkan Peninsula and representative for the overview of the flea (Siphonaptera) fauna of this area. In this dataset we give the data from Slovenia only.
Number of records: 2,866
Flora exsiccata Bavarica (GBRDS)
The herbarium "Flora exsiccata Bavarica" contains 2000 vascular plants collected between 1898 and 1930. It was published by the Regensburgische Botanische Gesellschaft as a reference collection to the Bavarian Flora.
Number of records: 2,132
Flora of SÅowiÅski National Park, Poland (GBRDS)
Dataset includes plant observations from SÅowiÅski National Park (N Poland)
Number of records: 9,040
Flora of the StoÅowe Mts. (GBRDS)
Observations data of vascular plants of the StoÅowe Mts. (Lower Silesia, SW Poland) made between 1991-1997.
Number of records: 44,397
Floristische Kartierung Ãsterreichs - Mapping the Flora of Austria (GBRDS)
At present the database "Floristische Kartierung Ãsterreichs - Mapping the Flora of Austria" contains about 1.950.000 Austrian records, each corresponding to one floristic observation, complemented by about 130.000 records from neighbouring territories. The observation records are based on a grid system of quadrants owing an extent of 5' longitude / 3' latitude (approx. 6.3 / 5.5 km). About 90% of the data present are based upon original field observations, and will finally result in the production of a printed and electronic version of the "Distribution Atlas of the Flora of Austria".
Number of records: 22,817
FloVegSI - Floristical and fitocenological database of ZRC SAZU (GBRDS)
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Number of records: 95,046
FMNH Invertebrate Zoology Collections (GBRDS)
FMNH Zoology Collections records
Number of records: 288,062
FMNH Mammals Collections (GBRDS)
FMNH Mammals Collections records
Number of records: 190,985
Fungi (Ãjtte) (GBRDS)
Database of specimens from the fungi collection of Ãjtte museum, Jokkmokk, Sweden.
Number of records: 248
Fungi Collection (GBRDS)
Saprotrophic fungi collected in 1988-2004 in the BiaÅowieÅ¼a Primeval Forest and in north-eastern Poland. Collection of Marek WoÅkowycki.
Number of records: 1,893
Fungi of SÅowiÅski National Park, Poland (GBRDS)
Dataset includes fungi observations from SÅowiÅski National Park (N Poland)
Number of records: 288
Fungi (S) (GBRDS)
This database contains information on the fungi specimens registered so far in the herbarium of the Swedish Museum of Natural History.
Number of records: 149,459
Fungus collection of the Jyvaskyla University Museum (GBRDS)
This collection contains fungal specimens collected from Scandinavia, Russia and the Baltic Countries.
Number of records: 104,555
Galathea II, Danish Deep Sea Expedition 1950-52 (GBRDS)
Database of the specimens from the Galathea II, Danish Deep-Sea Expedition Round the World 1950-52, published in Galathea Report 1-20, Copenhagen 1956-2005. The published specimens are deposited in the collections of the Natural History Museum of Denmark, Zoological Museum, Copenhagen.
Number of records: 5,129,254
GEO Biodiversity Day (GBRDS)
Database compiled in the course of the GEO Biodiversity Day on June 10/11 2005 containing observations made within a 24 hour period in the Tiergarten, Berlin. The aim is to register all existing species in this area.
Number of records: 1,312
Gothenburg Herbarium - General (GBIF:IH:GB:Herbarium) (GBRDS)
This database contains information from Gothenburg (Sweden) general herbarium.
Number of records: 19,363
Gothenburg Herbarium - Types (GBIF:IH:GB:Herbarium) (GBRDS)
This database contains information from Gothenburg (Sweden) types herbarium.
Number of records: 1,819
Harpactus Shuckard (GBRDS)
The database lists 448 specimens belonging to 16 species of genus Harpactus Shuckard, 1837 having their depository at the entomological collections of the Nationaal Natuurhistorisch Museum in Leiden (The Netherlands) and the Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales in Madrid (Spain). Harpactus, predominantly Holarctic genus with 73 recently valid species displays both great diversity and abundance in arid regions and includes many âproblemâ species which are ill defined as a separate species and/or have never been recognized after appearing of their first descriptions. Those circumstances bring the attention the researchers to put whole members of the genus under revision. Such as revision, formally started in 2005 with the exploration over the Harpactus materials in the Zoologisches Museum an der Humboldt-Universitat in Berlin (Germany) already results in some particular outputs one of which is the present database. Included species in the data base are these which are morphologically recognized as a valid species without any doubt.
Number of records: 448
Harvard University Herbaria (GBRDS)
Specimen records, primarily type specimens from the Harvard University Herbaria. The Harvard University Herbaria, with approximately 5 million specimens, rank eighth in the world in number of specimens and form the world's largest University Herbaria. Included in the Herbaria are what were once six separate herbarium collections: * Herbarium of the Arnold Arboretum (A) * Economic Herbarium of Oakes Ames (ECON) * Oakes Ames Orchid Herbarium (AMES) * Farlow Herbarium (FH) * Gray Herbarium (GH) * New England Botanical Club Herbarium (NEBC). Note that the element darwin:CatalogNumber is the Harvard University Herbaria Barcode number, not the accession number for the specimen in its Herbarium.
Number of records: 407,536
Hatikka Observation Data Gateway (GBRDS)
Hatikka is a live data collection gateway where individual nature observers can keep their own field journals. The contents are world-wide, but majority is from Finland and Estonia. It covers all groups of organisms. Several scientific associations and projects of the Finnish Museum of Natural History, such as the Bird Atlas, coordinate the data entry that concerns their particular groups. However, only rudimentary a-priori checking of data is done, so this data should be used with caution. Some data has been generalised as described in each record. Currently only about 1/3 of existing data has been released.
Number of records: 774,951
Haus der Natur Salzburg (GBRDS)
Number of records: 49,206
HBGBryophyta - Herbarium Hamburgense (GBRDS)
Number of records: 1,618
HBGSpermatophyta - Herbarium Hamburgense (GBRDS)
Number of records: 19,861
herbario (GBRDS)
Number of records: 191,859
Herbarium (GBRDS)
The Louisiana State University (LSU) Herbarium specimen database contains label data for vascular plants, lichens, and fungi from North America north of Mexico and Hawaii.
Number of records: 109,908
Herbarium Berolinense (GBRDS)
The herbarium of the Botanic Garden and Botanical Museum Berlin-Dahlem (herbarium acronym: B) is the largest in Germany and holds a collection of more than 3.5 million preserved specimens. All plant groups â flowering plants, ferns, mosses, liverworts, and algae, as well as fungi and lichens â are represented in the collections which are worldwide in scope. Associated with the general herbarium are special collections of dried fruits and seeds, wood samples, and specimens preserved in alcohol. The collections of the herbarium are growing constantly through field research conducted by staff, and through gifts, acquisitions, and exchanges of specimens from other herbaria
Number of records: 145,084
Herbarium BSG Bryophyta (GBRDS)
Collection of mosses mainly from the BiaÅowieÅ¼a Primeval Forest hosted by Herbarium of the BiaÅowieÅ¼a Geobotanical Station of the Biological Faculty of the University of Warsaw
Number of records: 2,370
Herbarium BSG Hepaticopsida (GBRDS)
Collection of liverworts mainly from the BiaÅowieÅ¼a Primeval Forest hosted by Herbarium of the BiaÅowieÅ¼a Geobotanical Station of the Biological Faculty of the University of Warsaw
Number of records: 206
Herbarium BSG Lichenes (GBRDS)
Collection of lichens mainly from the BiaÅowieÅ¼a Primeval Forest hosted by Herbarium of the BiaÅowieÅ¼a Geobotanical Station of the Biological Faculty of the University of Warsaw
Number of records: 1,784
Herbarium BSG Vascular Plants (GBRDS)
The database includes records prepared on the basis of plant specimens kept in the herbarium collection of the BiaÅowieÅ¼a Geobotanical Station of the Warsaw University collected in the years 1965-2006. They represent a unique record of changes caused by change in land use character in local flora. Most of the records are coming from the BiaÅowieÅ¼a Forest region and NE Poland.
Number of records: 17,308
Herbarium GJO (GBRDS)
Number of records: 52,264
Herbarium GZU (GBRDS)
Number of records: 36,643
Herbarium (ICEL) (GBRDS)
Number of records: 456,103
Herbarium of Oskarshamn (OHN) (GBRDS)
This database contains information from the herbarium of Oskarshamn, Sweden.
Number of records: 146,808
Herbarium of the Department of Natural Forests (Forest Research Institute) (GBRDS)
Herbarium of the Department of Natural Forests (Forest Research Institute) in BiaÅowieÅ¼a was established in 1962. In the collection are specimens (plants, mosses, etc.) collected in 1957-1994 in north-eastern Poland.
Number of records: 18,841
Herbarium of the Department of Natural Forests (Forest Research Institute) - Lichens (GBRDS)
Herbarium of the Department of Natural Forests (Forest Research Institute) in BiaÅowieÅ¼a was established in 1962. The collection contains specimens collected in 1957-1994 in north-eastern Poland.
Number of records: 249
Herbarium of University of BiaÅystok - Vascular Plants (GBRDS)
The database contains data about vascular plants growing mainly in north-eastern Poland in localities of little and nearly untouched character (AugustÃ³w Forest, BiaÅowieska Forest, Biebrza River Valley) and areas of human activity.
Number of records: 1,187
Herbarium Senckenbergianum GÃ¶rlitz (GLM) (GBRDS)
The "Herbarium Lusaticum" represents the flora of Upper Lusatia with 47,000 specimens of vascular plants collected over a period of 200 years. About 45,000 specimens of the "Herbarium Lusaticum" are digitised in the collection database.
Number of records: 45,691
Herbarium (UNA) (GBRDS)
Data for vascular plants specimens
Number of records: 41,413
Herbarium Willing (GBRDS)
The âHerbarium Willingâ is a private Phanerogam collection of Eckhard Willing. The collection is focussed on Greece and central Europe and consists of more then 150.000 specimens which are successively inserted and barcoded at the BGBM (Herbarium B).
Number of records: 46,595
Herbarium WRSL, Flora of the Silesia (GBRDS)
The dataset covers information about specimens of vascular plants collected within the area of Silesia region (SW Poland) from the end of 19th century to date.
Number of records: 4,489
Herbarium WRSL, Lichens Collection (GBRDS)
The collection of lichens stored in Herbarium WRSL. Most specimens were collected in Poland and neighbouring countries but some come from other part of the world, as well.
Number of records: 8,526
Herbarium WRSL, Main Collection (GBRDS)
The main and the largest part of the collection stored in Herbarium WRSL. It covers a broad range of families of vascular plants collected all over the world. Among others, the most important contributors were: C.G. Baenitz (Europe, America), J. BornmÃ¼ller (cryptogamous plants), H. Handel-Mazzetti (China), F.K. Karo (Poland), C.A. Lauterbach.
Number of records: 4,478
Herbarium WU (GBRDS)
Number of records: 46,909
Herpetology (Ãjtte) (GBRDS)
Database of specimens from the herpetology collection of Ãjtte museum, Jokkmokk, Sweden.
Number of records: 2
Herpetology Collection (GBRDS)
Geographic representation: Global coverage, but strongest representation from western US and Latin America; smaller holdings from southeastern Asia, the South Pacific, central Africa, and Madagascar.
Number of records: 37,666
Herpetology Collection (GBRDS)
Number of records: 1,705,955
Herpetology Collection (GBRDS)
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Number of records: 73,719
Herp specimens (GBRDS)
Specimen data for reptiles and amphibians.
Number of records: 87,642
Herps Specimens (GBRDS)
Specimen data for herps
Number of records: 115,174
Herps Specimens (GBRDS)
SNOMNH herp specimens
Number of records: 201,681
Herps Specimens (GBRDS)
UTEP Herps specimens
Number of records: 28,125
Herps Specimens (GBRDS)
TNHC herp specimens
Number of records: 201
Hosted Invertebrate Collection 01 (GBRDS)
The database contains information on Diplopoda, Pseudoscorpiones, Opiliones and Coleoptera collected during field research, mainly from Poland. The current research of the author concerns biodiversity and distribution of Coleoptera in Poland. The following groups are collected: Carabidae, Elateridae, Coccinellidae and Tenebrionidae.
Number of records: 2,504
Ifremer BIOCEAN database (Deep Sea Benthic Fauna) (GBRDS)
Database for deep sea benthic ecological data
Number of records: 36,182
inatura - Erlebnis Naturschau Dornbirn (GBRDS)
Number of records: 197,904
Insect Collection (CeStuBio) (GBRDS)
Insect Collection at Opole University contains material from Poland and other regions of the world, mainly Heteroptera, Coleoptera and Lepidoptera. The database is still under development.
Number of records: 1,219
Insects (GBRDS)
Number of records: 288,121
Insects (Ãjtte) (GBRDS)
Database of specimens from the insect collection of Ãjtte museum, Jokkmokk, Sweden.
Number of records: 91
Insects Collection of the Ghent University Zoology Museum (GBRDS)
Insects Collection of the Ghent University Zoology Museum
Number of records: 17,796
Institute of Dendrology PAS, Flora of Sudety Mountains (GBRDS)
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Number of records: 50,833
International Collection of Microorganisms from Plants - New Zealand National Microbial Collection (www.gbif.org.nz) (GBRDS)
ICMP is New Zealand's national collection of microorganisms covering bacteria and fungi. The collections are fully databased.
Number of records: 9,792
Inventaire national du Patrimoine naturel (INPN) (GBRDS)
Number of records: 5,657,011
Invertebrata Collection of Institute of Systematics and Evolution of Animals (GBRDS)
The database contains information about zoological collection of Institute of Systematics and Evolution of Animals Polish Academy of Sciences in KrakÃ³w.
Number of records: 32,292
Invertebrate Collection of Dept. of Ecology (GBRDS)
The collection contains material mainly from Poland. The database is still under development.
Number of records: 547
Invertebrates (Ãjtte) (GBRDS)
Database of specimens from the invertebrate collection of Ãjtte museum, Jokkmokk, Sweden.
Number of records: 21
Invertebrates (GBIF-SE:SMNH) (GBRDS)
This database contains information on the so far registered specimens in the invertebrate collection of the Swedish Museum of Natural History.
Number of records: 101,156
IPK Genebank (GBRDS)
The Genebank of the Leibniz Institute of Plant Genetics and Crop Plant Research (IPK) in Gatersleben, Germany, is the central ex-situ collection of plant genetic resources (PGR) in Germany. It has the mandate to collect, conserve, characterise, document and distribute PGR. With a total inventory of nearly 150,000 accessions from many countries of the world, belonging to over 3,000 plant species and 773 genera, the IPK Genebank holds one of the most comprehensive PGR collections worldwide and provides a major contribution to the prevention of extinction (genetic erosion) of both cultivated plants and their related wild species. Outposts of the gene bank are situated in Gross Luesewitz and Malchow/Poel (Mecklenburg-West Pommerania).
Number of records: 161,162
Israel Nature and Parks Authority (GBRDS)
Number of records: 416,067
JTYPE (GBRDS)
Type specimen database deposited in Japanse institutes.
Number of records: 32,152
KTU Pinophyta (GBRDS)
The base KTU Pinophyta contains over 1716 records (specimens) representing Divisio (Phylum): Pinophyta. This collection originates mainly from Poland (97%), a smaller part of collection was collected in various parts of the world (3%). The greatest part of the polish collection documents botanic scientific researchers from Silesian University and includes materials from the areas where the research has been conducted â Upper Silesia (72%) and adjacent regions (22%), a smaller part are specimens from another territory of Poland (6%).
Number of records: 1,725
KTU Pteridophyta (GBRDS)
The base KTU Pteridophyta contains over 2645 records (specimens) representing Divisio (Phylum): Equisetophyta (855), Lycopodiophyta (212), Polypodiophyta (1578). This collection originates mainly from Poland (97%), a smaller part of collection was collected in various parts of the world (3%). The greatest part of the polish collection documents botanic scientific researchers from Silesian University and includes materials from the areas where the research has been conducted â Upper Silesia (7%) and adjacent regions (23%), a smaller part are specimens from another territory of Poland (4,5%).
Number of records: 2,651
Leiner-Herbar Konstanz (GBRDS)
The Leiner Herbarium was founded by the pharmacist Ludwig Leiner (1830 - 1901) in Constance. It contains about 16.000 specimens of flowering plants and ferns, most of them from southern Germany.
Number of records: 15,228
Lepidoptera (Observations) (GBRDS)
This database contains observation data of Lepidoptera at the Entomology Department, Swedish Museum of Natural History.
Number of records: 4,447
Lepidoptera Observations from New Zealand by Donald Hobern (GBRDS)
Observations of Lepidoptera from throughout New Zealand from 1999. Most records derive from light trapping using a Skinner-type actinic trap in a garden in a residential area (highly modified habitat) on the North Shore of Auckland. Other records are casual observations, again mostly around Auckland.
Number of records: 108,342
Lepidoptera (Specimens NRM) (GBRDS)
This database contains specimen data of Lepidoptera at the Entomology Department, Swedish Museum of Natural History.
Number of records: 16,933
Lichen Herbarium Berlin (GBRDS)
This database contains label information for about 71,000 specimens (anno 2006) of lichens preserved in the herbarium of the Botanic Garden & Botanical Museum Berlin-Dahlem, Freie UniversitÃ¤t Berlin, Germany, acronym B. It represents about a quarter of the lichen holdings and contains mainly recent acquisitions, in particular such resulting from own fieldwork. It is designed to allow search for specimens for DNA research and to trace specimens renamed after publication.
Number of records: 75,353
Lichen herbarium, Oslo (O) (GBRDS)
Lichens at Natural History Museum, University of Oslo
Number of records: 3,476,804
Lichens and Mosses (Ãjtte) (GBRDS)
Database of specimens from the lichens and mosses collection of Ãjtte museum, Jokkmokk, Sweden.
Number of records: 275
Lichens of Biebrza National Park (GBRDS)
The database contains published data of lichen species in Biebrza National Park, Poland, and its environs. The list and description of stands within the base was determined according to: "Kolanko K. 2005. Porosty BiebrzaÅskiego Parku Narodowego i terenÃ³w przylegajÄcych. Eds: A. Dyrcz, C. Werpachowski. Biebrza National Park. Osowiec-Twierdza"
Number of records: 4,083
Lichens of Knyszyn Forest (GBRDS)
The database contains published results of the field research on distribution of 299 species of lichens from Knyszyn Forest, Poland.
Number of records: 6,044
Lichens of North-Eastern Poland (GBRDS)
The collection contains lichens from North-Eastern Poland. The specimens were collected in Biebrza National Park, Wigry National Park, Knyszyn Landscape Park, nature reserves and some non-protected areas.
Number of records: 6,537
Limnodata (GBRDS)
Database of observations made by Limnodata HB.
Number of records: 212,518
Longhorn and buprestid beetles (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae, Buprestidae) of the forest-steppe âBielinekâ reserve and its surroundings (GBRDS)
Result of the studies on longhorn and buprestid beetles (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae, Buprestidae) of the forest-steppe "Bielinek" reserve (NW Poland) and its surroundings, carried out in 1983-2001.
Number of records: 367
Lund Botanical Museum (LD) (GBRDS)
This database contains information on algae, bryophytes, fungi, lichens and vascular plants in the herbarium of the Botanical Museum of Lund, Sweden.
Number of records: 255,201
Lund Museum of Zoology (MZLU) (GBRDS)
This database contains information on birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and invertebrates from the Museum of Zoology of Lund, Sweden.
Number of records: 144,744
Macaulay Library - Audio Data (GBRDS)
The Macaulay Library is a principal source of sound recordings for basic research, education, conservation, habitat assessment, media, and commercial projects. The collection is strongest in New World species but also has substantial holdings from Africa and Madagascar, Europe, the former Soviet Union, and South East Asia. The Library archives and preserves an exhaustive sampling of the behaviors of each animal species using digital video and audio recordings.
Number of records: 24,314,445
Mammal Collection (GBRDS)
MHP mammal specimens
Number of records: 71,882
Mammalia Collection of Institute of Systematics and Evolution of Animals (GBRDS)
The database contains information about zoological collection of Institute of Systematics and Evolution of Animals Polish Academy of Sciences in KrakÃ³w.
Number of records: 13,092
Mammals (Ãjtte) (GBRDS)
Database of specimens from the mammal collection of Ãjtte museum, Jokkmokk, Sweden.
Number of records: 205
Mammals (NRM) (GBRDS)
This database contains information on the so far registered specimens in the mammal collection of the Swedish Museum of Natural History.
Number of records: 23,471
Mammals of the Gothenburg Natural History Museum (GBRDS)
This database contains mammal specimens from the Museum of Natural History in Guthenburg
Number of records: 10,178
Mammal specimens (GBRDS)
Specimen data for mammals.
Number of records: 649,417
Mammal specimens (GBRDS)
Specimen data for mammals.
Number of records: 31,091
Mammal specimens (GBRDS)
Specimen data for mammals.
Number of records: 83,046
Mammal specimens (GBRDS)
Specimen data for mammals.
Number of records: 439,709
Mammal specimens (GBRDS)
Specimen data for mammals.
Number of records: 312,742
Mammal specimens (GBRDS)
Specimen data for mammals.
Number of records: 68,417
Mammal specimens (GBRDS)
Number of records: 98,733
Mammal Specimens (GBRDS)
Specimen data for mammals.
Number of records: 722,762
MCZ Ichthyology Collection (GBRDS)
MCZ Ichthyology Collection
Number of records: 1,249,588
Meadow and Pasture Inventory (SJV) (GBRDS)
Meadow and Pasture Inventory 2002-2004 from the Swedish Board of Agriculture
Number of records: 383,005
MfN Fish Collection, Zoology (GBRDS)
Number of records: 1,492
Micoteca da Universidade do Minho (GBRDS)
The filamentous fungi culture collection available through this resource includes predominantly Portuguese isolates from research in biodegradation and biodeterioration, air and drinking water quality and the presence of mycotoxins in food products. Penicillium and Aspergillus are the most represented genera in diversity of species and in number of strains. The collection contains isolates from several regions in Portugal: Minho, Douro, Beira Alta, Ribatejo, Estremadura, Alentejo and Madeira. As digitising of records proceeds there will be future new additions.
Number of records: 251
MICROBIS database (GBRDS)
MICROBIS is a database of marine microbial biota , most gained from genomic analysis used in support of ICOMM.
Number of records: 839,862
Missouri Botanical Garden (GBRDS)
Number of records: 3,592,622
Mites (GBRDS)
Number of records: 52,717
Mollusca Collection (GBRDS)
The Database of Mollusca includes information about specimens which are preserved in the Zoological Collection MIZ. Material was collected from Poland, identified to the species level. Database includes data on historical materials collected by S. Feliksiak, W. PoliÅski, A. Riedel.
Number of records: 7,302
Molluscs of the Natural History Museum in Gothenburg (GBRDS)
This database contains information on molluscs from the Swedish ground.
Number of records: 10,568
Mosquito Occurrence Dataset (GBRDS)
Detailed data on the past and present distribution of mosquito vectors.
Number of records: 126,031
Mosses (S) (GBRDS)
This database contains information on the so far registered bryophyte specimens in the herbarium of the Swedish Museum of Natural History.
Number of records: 132,485
MSU Lichen Collection (GBRDS)
A SPECIFY database populated with the label data from the complete accessioned lichen collection of the Michigan State University Herbarium.
Number of records: 33,438
Museum of Zoology, University of Navarra (GBRDS)
Research Collections of the Department of Zoology and Ecology, and exhibitions of the Natural Sciences Collection, University of Navarra. Specimens span many taxon groups, mostly invertebrates.
Number of records: 81,034
National Botanic Garden Belgium - Myxomycetes (GBRDS)
Number of records: 172,668
National Forest Inventory (SLU) (GBRDS)
National Forest Inventory from The Swedish University of Agriculture Sciences.
Number of records: 347,524
National Inventory of Swiss bryophytes (GBRDS)
National Inventory of Swiss bryophytes
Number of records: 123,352
National System of Protected Areas in Poland - Animals (GBRDS)
All protected areas, which are elements of the KSOCh (national system of protected areas): nature reserves, national parks, landscape park and areas of protected landscape, have been verified in 2002. The list of protected areas is based on the reports on protected areas in natural units of space delineated on the basis of geomorphic characteristics.
Number of records: 6,660
National System of Protected Areas in Poland - Fungi (GBRDS)
All protected areas, which are elements of the KSOCh (national system of protected areas): nature reserves, national parks, landscape park and areas of protected landscape, have been verified in 2002. The list of protected areas is based on the reports on protected areas in natural units of space delineated on the basis of geomorphic characteristics.
Number of records: 34
National System of Protected Areas in Poland - Plants (GBRDS)
All protected areas, which are elements of the KSOCh (national system of protected areas): nature reserves, national parks, landscape park and areas of protected landscape, have been verified in 2002. The list of protected areas is based on the reports on protected areas in natural units of space delineated on the basis of geomorphic characteristics.
Number of records: 9,875
Natural History Museum Rotterdam (GBRDS)
The Natural History Museum Rotterdam (NMR) houses a collection of about 250.000 - 300.000 specimens/samples. The collection is available for scientific research. Electronic registration started in 2004. Currently the collection database holds about 16.000 records and is available for online search.
Number of records: 147,215
Natural History Museum, Vienna - Herbarium W (GBRDS)
Number of records: 75,145
Naturhistorisches Museum Bern (GBRDS)
Malacological collection of Robert James Shuttleworth
Number of records: 298
NBM Unionoids (GBRDS)
Number of records: 10,190
Nearctic Spider Database (GBRDS)
Number of records: 21,296
New Zealand National Plant Herbarium (CHR) (GBRDS)
NZ Flora (nzflora.landcareresearch.co.nz) provides information on plant taxa that occur in New Zealand. It includes taxonomic names, concepts, descriptions, vernacular names and biostatus data, as well as specimen data.
Number of records: 155,170
NMNH Botany Collections (GBRDS)
NMNH Botany Collections records, records currently represent approximately 17% of actual specimen holdings
Number of records: 633,779
NMNH Invertebrate Zoology Collections (GBRDS)
NMNH Invertebrate Zoology Collections records, 8784 Bryozoa, 68401 Coelenterates, 220965 Crustacea, 75012 Echinoderms, 196851 Mollusks, 28853 Porifera, 16466 Tunicates, 171401 Worms, 93268 General, records currently represent approximately 33% of actual specimen holdings, as of 10 May 2007
Number of records: 912,321
NMNH Vertebrate Zoology Birds Collections (GBRDS)
NMNH Vertebrate Zoology BirdsCollections records, records currently represent approximately 65% of actual specimen holdings
Number of records: 487,549
NMNH Vertebrate Zoology Fishes Collections (GBRDS)
NMNH Vertebrate Zoology Fishes Collection records, records currently represent approximately 55% of actual specimen holdings
Number of records: 284,245
NMNH Vertebrate Zoology Herpetology Collections (GBRDS)
NMNH Vertebrate Zoology Herpetology Collections records, records currently represent approximately 99% of actual specimen holdings
Number of records: 529,747
NMNH Vertebrate Zoology Mammals Collections (GBRDS)
NMNH Vertebrate Zoology Mammals Collections records, records currently completely or partially represent all actual specimen holdings
Number of records: 546,293
Nordic Genetic Resources (GBRDS)
Genebank Collection of Nordic Genetic Resources
Number of records: 37,325
North Carolina State Museum of Natural Sciences Fishes Collection (GBRDS)
Number of records: 88,231
NRM-Fishes (GBRDS)
This database contains information on the so far registered specimens in the fish collection of the Swedish Museum of Natural History.
Number of records: 50,660
NRM-Herpetology (GBRDS)
This database contains information on the so far registered specimens in the Herpetology Collection of the Swedish Museum of Natural History.
Number of records: 4,932
NSW herbarium collection (GBRDS)
Number of records: 774,315
NZFUNGI - Collections of the New Zealand National Fungal Herbarium (PDD) (www.gbif.org.nz) (GBRDS)
NZFUNGI contains the complete record of the collections maintained in the national collection (PDD).
Number of records: 60,375
Observations du Conservatoire botanique national du Bassin parisien. (GBRDS)
SystÃ¨me d'information sur la flore du Bassin parisien, Flora.
Number of records: 4,544,276
Odonata Collection (GBRDS)
The Database of Odonata of the KrÃ¼ger Collection includes information about specimens which are housed in the Museum and Institute of Zoology Polish Academy of Sciences, Warszawa. Leopold KrÃ¼ger (1861-1938) was curator of entomology at the Museum of Natural History in Stettin (now Szczecin, Poland). The Odonata Collection comprising about 4303 specimens of Neotropical, Ethiopian and Oriental Fauna. The exotic part of the L. KrÃ¼ger Collection chiefly consists of a large lot of specimens provided by H. Dohrn from 1893 to 1897, originating from a small region in inland northeastern Sumatra (Indonesia).
Number of records: 4,233
ORN (GBRDS)
Number of records: 524,598
Paleobiology Database (GBRDS)
Number of records: 739,927
Parasites of the Gothenburg Natural History Museum (GBRDS)
This database contains parasite specimens from the Museum of Natural History in Guthenburg
Number of records: 1,508
Peabody Invertebrate Paleontology DiGIR Service (GBRDS)
GBIF, NBII DiGIR Service, for Yale Peabody Museum
Number of records: 2,805,312
Phanerogamic Botanical Collections (S) (GBRDS)
This database contains information on the specimens in the Phanerogamic Botanical Collections of the Swedish Museum of Natural History.
Number of records: 647,773
Planetary Biodiversity Inventory Eumycetozoan Databank (GBRDS)
Number of records: 223,219
Plant (GBRDS)
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Number of records: 1,027,293
Plant observations from BiaÅowieÅ¼a National Park (GBRDS)
Plant observations in BiaÅowieÅ¼a Primary Forest noted by MaÅgorzata Karczewska.
Number of records: 1,380
Plants (Ãjtte) (GBRDS)
Database of specimens from the plant collection of Ãjtte museum, Jokkmokk, Sweden.
Number of records: 73
Platynotina (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae) collections on the World (GBRDS)
The Database of Tenebrionidae: Platinotina is the database of systematic collection which include information about worldwide distribution of species. The material is preserved in the museums worldwide (including Zoological Collection MIZ) and identified to species level. The data were verified by doctor Dariusz Iwan.
Number of records: 6,186
Plazi.org taxonomic treatments database (GBRDS)
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Number of records: 2,265
Polish gene bank â passport data of plants accessions which are important in human life (GBRDS)
Database contains passport data of plantsâ seeds accessions which are important in human life. This data are useful for breeders, scientists who wish to use material for genetic purposes. This database covers accessions passport data since 1980 until present days. All accessions are available for users (according to standard Transfer Material Agreement).
Number of records: 58,322
Polish seed gene bank â historical passport data of accessions (GBRDS)
Database contains passport data of plantsâ seeds accessions which have been lost. These data are useful for comparison them with accessions kept in other genebanks. It allows to check history and origin of accessions. This database covers accessions passport data since 1980 until present days.
Number of records: 8,274
Pollichia Pilzherbar (GBRDS)
The mycological collection of the POLLICHIA at the Pfalzmuseum fÃ¼r Naturkunde in Bad DÃ¼rkheim (Germany) comprises about 3500 specimens, originating from all systematic groups. All taxa so far identified from the Palatinate (southern Rhineland-Palatinate, SW Germany) are represented in the collection with individual vouchers. These vouchers have been collected since 1810 and document a period of about 200 years of regional mycological research.
Number of records: 2,427
Porpoises (NRM) (GBRDS)
This database is about observations of porpoises around Sweden.
Number of records: 376
Pteridophytes (S) (GBRDS)
This database contains information on the fern specimens registered so far in the herbarium of the Swedish Museum of Natural History.
Number of records: 16,849
Real Jardin Botanico, Madrid: MA-Algae (GBRDS)
Royal Botanical Garden-CSIC.Madrid.Fungus Herbarium
Number of records: 3,557,372
Reptiles and Amphibians of the Gothenburg Natural History Museum (GBRDS)
This database contains reptile and amphibian specimens from the Museum of Natural History in Guthenburg
Number of records: 3,976
Reptilia Collection of Museum and Institute of Zoology PAS (GBRDS)
The collection of Reptilia includes information about specimens which are preserved in the Zoological Collection MIZ. Material was collected worldwide, identified to species level. The database includes data on historical materials collected by Branicki, Dybowski, Jelski, Waga in the 19th century.
Number of records: 384
Ringing Data from the Bird Migration Research Station, University of GdaÅsk (GBRDS)
Ringing data (mainly passerines) has been collected at ringing stations in Northern Poland since 1961. The database is still under development.
Number of records: 663,647
RMCA-HERP (GBRDS)
Amphibian Collection of the Royal Museum for Central Africa, Tervuren, Belgium. This database contains 147498 specimens, 14530 labels, 728 names and 993 types (georeferenced: 17338 specimen, 1660 labels, 312 names, 164 types).
Number of records: 14,231
Rosaceae and Fabaceae of Kevo region, Northern Finland (GBRDS)
Number of records: 12,923
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Herbarium (E) (GBRDS)
RBGE's extensive Herbarium numbers nearly three million specimens representing half to two thirds of the world's flora. It is considered a leading botanical collection, and every year many researchers from around the world visit to study our specimens in a well-designed and user-friendly setting. Edinburgh incorporates the following herbaria :- CTN: Herbarium, Free Library and Museum, Campbeltown, Strathclyde Region, Scotland U.K. EBH: Herbarium, Botanical Society of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland U.K. EDH: Herbarium, Plinian Society, Edinburgh, Scotland U.K. EGH: Herbarium, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland U.K. GL: (except British) on permanent loan: Herbarium, Botany Department, University of Glasgow, Glasgow G12 8QQ, Scotland U.K. KSO: Herbarium, Tweedside Physical and Antiquarian Society Museum Kelso, Borders Region, Scotland U.K. NCCE: Herbarium, Nature Conservancy Council, 12 Hope Terrace, Edinburgh, Scotland U.K. NCE: (tropical pteridophytes): Herbarium, School of Biological Sciences, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7RU, England U.K.
Number of records: 519,385
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (GBRDS)
Number of records: 515,648
Royal British Columbia Museum (GBRDS)
Number of records: 368,631
Royal Museum of Central Africa - True Fruit Flies (Diptera, Tephritidae) of the Afrotropical Region (ENBI wp13) (GBRDS)
Fruit flies (Diptera: Tephritidae) are one of the most economically important groups of insects in the Afrotropical Region. They cause millions of Euros of damage to fruits and vegetables, and are a major constraint to commercial and subsistence farming in the region. The family Tephritidae includes more than 5000 species worldwide, approximately 1400 species of which develop in fleshy fruits (Norrbom et al 1999). Nearly 250 of these species are capable of achieving pest status by feeding on plants of economic importance (White and Elson-Harris 1992). The Mediterranean fruit fly, or Medfly, Ceratitis capitata (Wiedemann), is currently the most important of these pests from an invasive species perspective. Of African origin, it has spread to several other continents where it causes millions of Euros in damage. It also threatens other horticultural areas (such as California and Florida in the USA and regions in eastern Australia) resulting in very expensive detecting and monitoring programmes in these regions. The destructive association of several species with commercially grown fruit and vegetable crops makes them the subject of intensive agricultural research. But fruit flies are also biologically diverse and form a significant part of the biota of any region. Besides the several pest species, the large majority of the true fruit flies are limited to a small number of indigenous host fruits, mainly from trees and shrubs. Most of them are associated with forested areas, and can be used as indicator species for the biodiversity of a given area. In addition, several fruit fly larvae develop in other parts of host plants such as the stems or flowerheads. Fruit flies database is part of the ENBI WP13 feasibility study (Collaborative project between the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences, the Royal Museum for Central Africa and the National Botanical Garden. The data portal for the ENBI WP13 study can be found at http://projects.bebif.be/enbi
Number of records: 14,557
Santa Barbara Musem of Natural History (GBRDS)
Darwin Core 2 view of the SBMNH vertebrate specimen collection data.
Number of records: 38,895
SANT-Bryo (GBRDS)
SANT herbarium bryophytes collection
Number of records: 2,333
Saproxylic Beetles of the Tatra Mts. (GBRDS)
This dataset comes from the research on saproxylic beetles on Norway Spruce (Picea abies Karst.) made in the Tatra National Park, Poland.
Number of records: 1,724
SBT-Living (GBRDS)
Database on living organism from Bergius Botanical Garden, Stockholm, Sweden.
Number of records: 8,516
Senckenberg - CeDAMar Resource (GBRDS)
This is the DiGIR provider for CeDAMar.
Number of records: 13,396
Shrews of Poland (GBRDS)
Database Shrews of Poland contains data collected by the Association for Nature "Wolf". The database is still under development.
Number of records: 61
Slovenian Fungal Database - Boletus informaticus (GBRDS)
This resource contains records from Slovenian Fungal Database - Boletus informaticus on 31th March 2008. The resource represents the collected data on the species and distribution of fungi in Slovenia from the archives of the Mycological Association of Slovenia and the personal archives of its members, as well as, in part, from existing collections and literature sources. A computer program for inputting data on fungi in Slovenia is called Boletus informaticus. The program is aimed at systematically recording species of fungi, their distribution, and data regarding their habitat, in addition the program allows various ways processing materials, various means of data retrieval, and cartographical presentations of finds. When the related monograph (DuÅ¡an Jurc, Andrej Piltaver, Nikica Ogris. 2005. Fungi of Slovenia: species and distribution. Studia forestalia Slovenica, 124, Ljubljana, Slovenian Forestry Institute: 497 p.) was published in 2005, there were 114,620 records that describe distribution of 2,452 species of fungi in Slovenia. On 31th March 2008 the BI database had 160,757 records. These records give distribution to 2763 fungi species. All mentioned records are published here.
Number of records: 160,757
Small Mammal Research Database (GBRDS)
This is a part of a research database of Dept. of Ecology, containing results of a study of ecology of small mammals. The material has been collected in the western-central part of Poland close to the of village Turew. The area is mainly of agricultural character, where woodlots are sorrouned by extensive crop fields. The study area involved six woodlots of diferent size (from 1,5 ha to 9,5 ha) and isolation, varying in distance to neighboring forest patches from 5 m to approximately 900 m. To estimate the effects of spatial distibution and variability habitat patches in a landscape on population dynamics of small rodents the CMR (catch-mark-release) method was used. Thirteen trapping sessions, five day each, have been made during three years (1995 to 1997) of studies. References: Kozakiewicz M., Gortat T., Kozakiewicz A., Barkowska M. 1999. Effects of habitat fragmentation on four rodents species in a Polish farm landscape. Landscape Ecol. 14:391-400; Kozakiewicz M., van Apeldoorn R., Bergers P., Gortat T., Kozakiewicz A. 2000. Landscape approach to bank vole ecology. Pol. J. Ecol. 48:149-161.
Number of records: 5,733
SOMBASE (GBRDS)
Number of records: 180,550
Staatliches Museum fÃ¼r Naturkunde Stuttgart, Herbarium (GBRDS)
Number of records: 27,118
Stable isotopes and content of foraminifera at Hole 130-805C (GBRDS)
Number of records: 2,478,475
Sukkulentensammlung ZÃ¼rich (GBRDS)
Number of records: 100,961
Swedish Board of Fisheries (Fiskeriverket) - Institute of Coastal Research (GBRDS)
Observations done by the Institute of Coastal Research (from the Swedish Board of Fisheries).
Number of records: 146,382
Swedish Board of Fisheries (Fiskeriverket) - National Register of Survey testfishing (GBRDS)
Observations done by the National Register of Survey testfishing (from the Swedish Board of Fisheries)
Number of records: 17,447
Swedish Board of Fisheries (Fiskeriverket) - Swedish Electrofishing Registry (GBRDS)
Observations done by the Swedish Electrofishing Registry (from the Swedish Board of Fisheries).
Number of records: 67,371
Taxa (GBRDS)
Number of records: 154,493
Terrestrial vertebrates (GBRDS)
Specimen data for mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians.
Number of records: 128,155
Texas A&M University Insect Collection (GBRDS)
Selected insect specimen records from the Texas A&M University Insect Collection.
Number of records: 404,842
The AAU Herbarium Database (GBRDS)
Ca 123000 records of higher plant collections mainly from Ecuador, Thailand, Senegal, Burkina Faso
Number of records: 260,054
The atlas of breeding birds in MaÅopolska (GBRDS)
The database includes information concerning breeding birds diversity in MaÅopolska (south-east Poland). The data was gathered from 1985 to 1991 and then published in âThe Atlas of Breeding Birds in MaÅopolska 1985-1991â (Walasz 0_datasetdescriptiondetails Mielczarek 1992). The area of MaÅopolska has been divided up, using grid of geographical coordinates, into 67 atlas blocks where information about avifauna richness was collected. Each record of our database contains species name, the year of observation and geographical coordinates (middle of the atlas bloc; WGS83).
Number of records: 8,579
The atlas of butterflies in KrakÃ³w (GBRDS)
The database includes information concerning Lepidoptera diversity in Cracow City (south-east Poland). The data was gathered from 2005 to 2008 . The area of KrakÃ³w has been divided up, using grid of geographical coordinates, into 84 atlas blocks (each of about 4 square km) area where information about lepidofauna richness was collected.
Number of records: 2,546
The Distribution Atlas of Butterflies in Poland (GBRDS)
The Distribution Atlas of Butterflies in Poland - source records. The database is still under development.
Number of records: 191,812
The Gordon Alexander Orthoptera Collection (GBRDS)
Number of records: 259,711
The Korean Freshwater Fishes (GBRDS)
The Korean peninsula has about 961 freshwater fishes consisting of 41 orders and 203 families, of which 212 species are freshwater species (Kim and Park, 2002). Recently, for conservation of wild species in the world, there was such treaties as Convention and International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) and Convention on Biological Diversiry (CBD). However, our aquatic environments have been exposed to various water pollutions as well as exploitations, and species of Korean freshwater fishes are gradually disappearing or reducing. Fortunately, 15 freshwater fishes are classified to protected or endangered fishes by Ministry of Environment, and they are protected by the law. However, because information on Korean freshwater fishes are limited to some scientists or professional literatures, students and amateurs is difficult to access. Therefore, it may be required a system that can be more useful for amateur and specialist, or students who wants to get a information on Korean freshwater fish. To satisfy the above purposes, we constructed database on 212 Korean freshwater fishes in Korean and English by internet (http://kffish.chonbuk.ac.kr) for providing much information on their description, distribution, ecology, respectively. This DB was divided into four groups: the endemic, endangered or protected, exotic and general species. Also, for more convenient search, it was primarily used many key words by a scientific name, the family name and the common name, even by photographs. It was given the searches by the collected areas, or streams and rivers. Also, this DB is focused on the biodiversity of the Korean freshwater fishes which may be faced with serious ecological problems caused by the development and water pollutions.
Number of records: 31,865
The System-wide Information Network for Genetic Resources (SINGER) (GBRDS)
The System-wide Information Network for Genetic Resources (SINGER) is an information exchange network of the Future Harvest Centres of the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) and associated partners.
Number of records: 919,493
The University of Hong Kong Herbarium (GBRDS)
HKU(M) database
Number of records: 1,673
Tiroler Landesmuseum Ferdinandeum (GBRDS)
Number of records: 158,932
TSB Lichen Herbarium (GBRDS)
Number of records: 9,361
Tulane University Museum of Natural History (GBRDS)
Number of records: 201,186
Type herbarium, Gottingen (GOET) (GBRDS)
Number of records: 8,439
Type Specimen Database of Museum and Institute of Zoology PAS (GBRDS)
The Type specimens Database contains information on: Anoplura, Coleoptera (Curculionidae, Bruchinae, Scolytidae, Platypodidae, Erotylidae), Collembola, Diptera (Agromyzidae, Borboridae), Hemiptera (Membracidae, Fulgoridae, Achilidae, Cixiidae, Tropiduchidae), Hymenoptera (Evanioidea, Stephanoidea, Braconidae (pars), Ichneumonidae (described by G. Enderlein), Lepidoptera (pars), Mallophaga, Plecoptera. Material is preserved in the Zoological Collection MIZ. The database will be updated.
Number of records: 2,393
UA Herbarium (GBRDS)
http://ag.arizona.edu/herbarium/index.php
Number of records: 228,814
United States National Plant Germplasm System Collection (GBRDS)
United States National Plant Germplasm System Collection
Number of records: 310,054
Universidad de Granada, Herbario: GDA (GBRDS)
Proveedor de los Datos del Herbario de la Universidad de Granada
Number of records: 155,656
Universidad de MÃ¡laga: MGC-Cormof (GBRDS)
El Herbario MGC pertenece a la Universidad de MÃ¡laga y estÃ¡ gestionado por el Departamento de BiologÃa Vegetal (Ãrea de BotÃ¡nica). Se encuentra situado en la planta baja de la Facultad de Ciencias con una superficie aproximada de 50 m2. Las plantas estÃ¡n colocadas en un doble pliego e introducidas en cajas de cartÃ³n, que a su vez se hallan incluidas en armarios compactos. Todo el material es congelado y fumigado periÃ³dicamente. El Herbario incluye cerca de 80.000 pliegos, el 95% identificados a nivel de especie y todos ellos etiquetados y registrados bajo las siglas MGC. Se hallan representados fundamentalmente los grupos pertenecientes a CormÃ³fitos (Angiospermas, Gimnospermas y Helechos), aunque tambiÃ©n lo estÃ¡n algas, briÃ³fitos y liquenes. Los territorios mejor representados en el Herbario corresponden a AndalucÃa, aunque tambiÃ©n posee numerosas plantas procedentes del resto de EspaÃ±a y del norte de Marruecos. Se trata de un Herbario bÃ¡sico en los proyectos de Flora IbÃ©rica, Flora de AndalucÃa y norte de Ãfrica, y Flora de AndalucÃa Oriental, por lo que la mayorÃa del material ha sido confirmado o identificado por los investigadores de dichos proyectos. En la actualidad estÃ¡ siendo informatizado mediante el programa Herbar del Proyecto GBIF. MGC Herbarium belongs to the University of MÃ¡laga, and is conducted by the Vegetal Biology Department (Botany Area). It is placed on the ground floor in the Science Faculty, with an extension of around 50 m2. The plants are covered by a double sheet and put in pasteboard boxes, which are, at the same time, included into compact lockers. All the material is periodically frozen and fumigated. The Herbarium has nearly 80.000 sheets, 95% identified at specie level, and all of them with a label and a registration number with the letters MGC. Cormophyta groups (Angyospermae, Gymnospermae and Pteridophyta) are the most represented, although there are also Algae, Bryophyta and Lichen. The majority of the plants in the Herbarium have their origin in territories of Andalusia, but it contains many plants from the rest of Spain and Northern Morocco too. It is an essential Herbarium for the projects Flora Iberica, Flora de AndalucÃa y norte de Ãfrica, and Flora de AndalucÃa Oriental, so the greater part of the material has been confirmed or identified by the researchers of these projects. Nowadays, it is being computerized using GBIF Project HERBAR program.
Number of records: 75,891
University Museums of Norway (MUSIT) (GBRDS)
Number of records: 265,949
University of Alberta Museums, Freshwater Invertebrate Collection (GBRDS)
University of Alberta Museums, Freshwater Invertebrate Collection
Number of records: 217,616
University of Ghent - Zoology Museum - Nematodencollectie (GBRDS)
Ghent University Zoology Museum curates a nematode type collection of over 4000 slides. Up till now, 2040 slides are inventoried digitally.
Number of records: 1,529
UNSM Vertebrate Specimens (GBRDS)
Specimen data for vertebrate specimens
Number of records: 63,030
Upper Silesian Museum, Bird Collection (GBRDS)
BIRD - bird collection in the Upper Silesian Museum.
Number of records: 707
Upper Silesian Museum, Bird Observations (GBRDS)
BIAMG - data base of bird observations in Upper Silesia.
Number of records: 8,518
USU-UTC Specimen Database (GBRDS)
Number of records: 98,636
Utah Valley State College Herbarium (GBRDS)
Utah Valley State College Herbarium specializing in the flora of Utah and the intermountian west.
Number of records: 10,908
VegetWeb: Datenbank der Sektion Vegetationsdatenbanken im Netzwerk PhytodiversitÃ¤t Deutschland (NetPhyD) (GBRDS)
Vegetationsaufnahmen aus unterschiedlichen Quellen. Wichtige DatenbestÃ¤nde sind die Aufnahmen bodensaurer BuchenwÃ¤lder von Dr. Bohn, BfN und Bergwald-Aufnahmen von Dr. Ewald, FH Weihenstephan.
Number of records: 1,010,829
Vertebrate specimens (GBRDS)
Vertebrate specimen data
Number of records: 76,523
Vertebrate specimens (GBRDS)
Specimen data for vertebrates.
Number of records: 557,013
Weevils of Poland (GBRDS)
Weevil fauna (Coleoptera: Curculionoidea: Anthribidae, Nemonychidae, Attelabidae, Rhynchitidae, Apionidae, Nanophyidae, Erirhinidae, Curculionidae) of various ecosysetms in Southern Poland (Olkusz environs) and Western Poland (the National Park Gory StoÅowe in the Sudetes).
Number of records: 1,421
Weevils of the Carpathians (GBRDS)
Weevil fauna (Coleoptera: Curculionoidea: Anthribidae, Nemonychidae, Attelabidae, Rhynchitidae, Apionidae, Nanophyidae, Erirhinidae, Curculionidae) of various ecosysetms of Carpathians in Southern Poland (Gorce Mts., Pieniny Spiskie Mts., Magura Spiska Mts., Pieniny Centralne Mts.).
Number of records: 3,201
Weevils of the Tatra Mts. (GBRDS)
Monographic description of weevils fauna (Coleoptera: Curculionoidea: Nemonychidae, Attelabidae, Rhynchitidae, Apionidae, Nanophyidae, Erirhinidae, Curculionidae) of the Biosphere Reserve "Tatra".
Number of records: 7,427
Weevils of Wales and England (GBRDS)
Weevil fauna (Coleoptera: Curculionoidea: Attelabidae, Rhynchitidae, Apionidae, Erirhinidae, Curculionidae) of various ecosysetms polluted by heavy metals (zink and nickel) near Bristol (Western England) and Clydach (Wales).
Number of records: 871
World flea collection of Slovenian Museum of Natural History (excluding Slovenia) (GBRDS)
Central Slovenian Scientific Collection of Siphonaptera includes 8,497 microscopic slides and some material preserved in ethanol. From 1950 until the present it is curated by Savo Brelih, recently with help of dr. Tomi Trilar. Collection is one of the largest from the Balkan Peninsula and representative for the overview of the flea (Siphonaptera) fauna of this area. In this dataset we give the data from the Balcans and rest of the world, excluding Slovenia.
Number of records: 6,880
ZFMK Orthopteroidea collection (GBRDS)
Number of records: 65,409
Zoological Museum Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam (NL) â Herpetology (GBRDS)
The collection Herpetology consists of more than 15000 registered specimens: 9500 reptilia (1750 species), 5500 amphibia (880 species). Because most specimens are not individually labeled, the total number in the collection is probably much higher: at least 50,000 specimens. Included are 353 type specimens: 1 cotype, 45 holotypes, 1 neotype, 26 lectotypes, 63 syntypes, 64 paralectotypes, 151 paratypes, 63 syntypes, 2 topotypes. Most of the material has been collected in Indonesia and Suriname. There is a large collection of Chameleons (Hillenius, 1959), Anura from Madagascar (Blommers SchlÃ¶sser, 1980; Vences, 2005); The European herpetofauna is also well represented, with a focus on the Dutch herpetofauna (A. Zuiderwijk) and European newts (J.W. Arntzen). The herpetologist, the late Dick Hillenius, was the first curator of this collection and between 2002-2005 Miguel Vences curated the herpetology collection. Vences increased the number of specimens from Madagascar and described numerous new species based on ZMA material.
Number of records: 14,903
Zoological Museum Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam (NL) â Hymenoptera_Bombidae_Types (GBRDS)
The larger part of the bumblebee collection of the Zoological Museum of the University of Amsterdam (ZMA) originates from the private collection of Prof. Oskar Vogt, acquired in 1960. The majority of the material originates from the western Palaearctic, including many specimens originating from Turkey. The collection also contains a wealth of material from southern Siberia and China. In addition, the collection comprises material of a number of Central American species, including types. In all, ZMA houses about 300.000 bumblebee specimens and among these approximately 11.750 type specimens representing about 300 different species group taxa (2.800 Bombus species group taxa are known to occur world-wide).
Number of records: 11,696
Zoological Museum Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam (NL) - Aves (GBRDS)
The bird collection of the Zoological Museum Amsterdam comprises approximately 65000 objects, including 55000 study skins, 4000 mounted specimens, 400 skeletons, 500 specimens on alcohol and an egg collection of 5000 clutches. The collection also holds 151 type specimens, i.e. 23 holotypes, 112 paratypes and 16 syntypes. The oldest object is a skeleton of a Razorbill from 1827, but perhaps the extinct Great Auk and the Norfolk Island Kaka are older. At the moment 45000 objects are digitized. The ZMA bird collection holds one of the biggest collections of the Netherlands Antilles, Arctica and Antarctica and furthermore is specialized in Indonesia and the Western Palaearctic. For an historical overview of the bird collection, the type specimens in 3D and Threatened and the Extinct Species in the collection see the website of the Zoological Museum Amsterdam.
Number of records: 42,630
Zoological Museum Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam (NL) - Bryozoa (GBRDS)
The Bryozoa collection of the Zoological Museum of Amsterdam consists of ca. 3000 registered samples, including 210 nominal types. The collection is not currently studied by ZMA staff, but the Indonesian samples, collected by the Siboga Expedition in 1899-1900, are a valuable asset for the international taxonomic community.
Number of records: 3,006
Zoological Museum Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam (NL) - Coelenterata (GBRDS)
The Coelenterata-collection of the Zoological Museum Amsterdam contains approx. 11,000 registered samples. It has at present primarily importance as a reference collection: no active research on this group is currently being done by our staff, but the large number of nominal types (600, together comprising more than 1500 specimens) and other published material of Indonesian and Caribbean origin is frequently consulted by world specialists and are regularly sent out on loan.
Number of records: 8,134
Zoological Museum Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam (NL) - Coleoptera_Types_Orient (GBRDS)
ZMAN accommodates approximately 5250 type and 600 non-type specimens of Oriental Coleoptera contained in a range of families. Digital information associated with the types makes these specimens manifest for the international scientific community, enables an adequate interpretation of the species, and facilitates a proper reconstruction of the relevant parts of the Tree of Life.
Number of records: 5,841
Zoological Museum Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam (NL) - Diptera_Tipulidae_NL (GBRDS)
The ZMAN collection of Tipulidae (craneflies) from the Netherlands is one of the most important collections in its kind, containing types of many species and voucher specimens. Together with the Tipulidae collections in Bonn (Germany) and Kiev (Ukraine), the ZMAN collection is indispensible for work on the systematics, biogeography and biodiversity of this family. Material from this collection has been and will be fundamental for biodiversity studies.
Number of records: 9,216
Zoological Museum Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam (NL) - Diptera_Tipulidae_Palearctic (GBRDS)
The western Palaearctic collection of Tipulidae (craneflies) in ZMAN is one of the most important collections in its kind, containing types of many species and voucher specimens from a wide range of collection sites especially from the Mediterranean area. Together with the Tipulidae collections in Bonn (Germany) and Kiev (Ukraine), the ZMAN collection is indispensible for work on the systematics, biogeography and biodiversity of this family. Material from this collection has been and will be fundamental for biodiversity studies in the Mediterranean area.
Number of records: 8,328
Zoological Museum Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam (NL) - Diptera_Types (GBRDS)
Diptera: types (non-De Meijere) ZMAN contains important type material of Diptera, mainly originating from the Oriental and Australasian regions. Basically the types in the Diptera collection can be divided into those of species described by J. C. H. de Meijere and those that were described by other authors. The approximately 1.200 De Meijere species with circa 4.000 type specimens have been inventoried and their data have been digitised and made publicly available. The non-De Meijere types count approximately 5200 specimens (of which 60 non-types). Types constitute the unique building blocks in taxonomy and knowledge of this material is essential for an adequate reconstruction of the Tree of Life.
Number of records: 5,195
Zoological Museum Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam (NL) - Invasive Insecta (GBRDS)
A first selection of insect species that according to various standards can be regarded as invasive in the Netherlands have been made in the ZMAN Collection. The full dataset eventually will allow the tracking of various invasions through time.
Number of records: 3,587
Zoological Museum Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam (NL) - Lepidoptera_Nymphalidae_Palearctic (GBRDS)
The ZMAN holdings of Palaearctic Lepidoptera belong to the regalia of the collection. The size of the Lepidoptera collection, the quality of the material, and the fact that the greater majority of material has recently been expertly identified and arranged, provide this part of the collection with a high priority for digitization. Approximately 17% of this collection has now been digitised.
Number of records: 57,928
Zoological Museum Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam (NL) - Pisces_Types (GBRDS)
The fish collection of the Zoological Museum of Amsterdam accommodates a broad collection of specimens, both fresh and marine. Collection dates of the material go back to 1850. The collection contains approximately 40.000 items and probably more than 500.000 specimens, mainly preserved in alcohol. About 900 types are present. Almost all recent orders are represented, with taxonomical strengths in the Cypriniformes, Characiformes, Siluriformes, Cyprinodontiformes, Perciformes, and Tetraodontiformes. Biogeographical focus is on the Indo-Australian Archipelago (marine and fresh), and on brackish and freshwater species of South America and the Caribbean. Part of the collection lacks exact geographical data, but the biggest part is provided with quite detailed information on finding locations. Western European fishes have mainly been selected for their reference value. Nowadays roughly 40% of the collection is digitized. The most important contributions to the collection have been made by: * The Siboga Expedition (1899-1900); M. Weber et al. * Biogeography of the Indonesian Archipelago; L.F. de Beaufort * Biogeography of South American catfishes; H. Nijssen, I. Isbruecker * Netherlands Institute of Sea Research (NIOZ) * Rijksinstituut voor Visserijonderzoek (RIVO)
Number of records: 1,851
Zoological Museum Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam (NL) - Platyhelminthes (GBRDS)
The flatworm (Phylum Platyhelminthes) collection of the Zoological Museum Amsterdam contains a broad spectrum of species and specimens from all over the world. However, the major focus of the collections concerns the triclad flatworms or planarians (Order Tricladida). From this group many species and specimens are available of marine, freshwater, as well as terrestrial planarians, including 385 type specimens. The beginning of these collections of planarians can be traced back to J. C. C. Loman (1856 - 1929), who described 16 new species of bipaliid land planarians. The collections were considerably expanded with the incorporation of the collection of Prof. Dr. Masaharu Kawakatsu into the collections of the Zoological Museum Amsterdam during the period 2000-2008.
Number of records: 7,771
Zoological Museum Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam (NL) - Porifera (GBRDS)
The Porifera-collection contains ca. 22,000 registered samples, of which 390 nominal types). There is a continuous growth of the number of specimens by active collecting. Large nuclei of the collection are sponges from Indonesia (Siboga collection, Snellius II collection), West Indies (Van der Horst-, Wagenaar-Hummelinck-, Stock. c.s.- and Van Soest-collections), West Africa (CANCAP- and Mauritania-collections), and Seychelles (NIOP-collection). The collection is also increasingly becoming important as a facility for keeping "vouchers" of chemical research, triggered by the strong increase in the search for bioactive substances of sponges. There is a large collection of microscopic slides (42,000).
Number of records: 21,701
Zoological Museum Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam (NL) - Protozoa (GBRDS)
The Protozoa collection of the Zoological Museum Amsterdam is modest in size (ca. 100 registered samples) and modest in importance (no nominal types). Its main contents are dry Foraminifera. Approximately half of the specimens are collected in Indonesia during the Siboga Expedition in 1899-1900.
Number of records: 94
Zoology (Museum of Evolution - Uppsala) (GBRDS)
Database of the zoology collection of the Museum of Evolution in Uppsala.
Number of records: 59,499

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