UMNH Birds Collection (Arctos)
Rickart, Eric;
UMNH Birds Collection (Arctos)
The ornithology collection includes nearly 20,000 specimen records, and is one of the largest in the Intermountain West. Records from the egg collection date back to the 1870s provide some of the earliest information on breeding habits of birds from the Intermountain region. Research of adjunct curators Jack Broughton (Anthropology) and Dale Clayton (Biology) have added several hundered specimens, including a growing collection of bird skeletons.
- Natural History Museum of Utah United States
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