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    The marine mollusc collection at the Natural History Museum, London

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    Authors
    Salvador, A
    Issue date
    2016-07-01
    Submitted date
    2017-06-07
    Subject Terms
    Marine Mollusc
    Natural History Museum
    
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    Abstract
    The Natural History Museum, London holds one of the largest and most important collections of molluscs in the world with an estimate 8 million specimens. The marine collection includes around 40,000 type lots for the phylum, mainly from the collections of Cuming, Sowerby, Smith, Gray, Adams, Melvill, Hinds, Carpenter, d’Orbigny, to name a few. As well as the scientific importance of the collections, a wealth of material originating with Sloane, Banks, Cook, Darwin, Lyell, Cracherode and Montagu gives an unparalleled historic dimension to our holdings. A dedicated library of over 6,000 bound volumes and 30,000 reprints on molluscs, dating from the 17th century, provides an incredibly accessible source of information to support collections, curation and research.
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    Andreia Salvador; The Marine Mollusc Collection at the Natural History Museum, London. The 19th International Congress of UNITAS MALACOLOGICA (18-24 JULY 2016)
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    Programme and Abstract Book; The 19th International Congress of UNITAS MALACOLOGICA
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10141/622739
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    http://www.unitasmalacologica.org/congress/WCM2016_Penang_Final_Programme_Book.pdf
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    Conference Proceedings
    Item Description
    A poster from The 19th International Congress of UNITAS MALACOLOGICA. See link above for further details on the conference.
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