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Inaugural Digital Data in Biodiversity Research Conference hosted by U-M museums
Participants demonstrated how biodiversity resources, such as museum specimens, archived tissues and related digitized data, are accessed and incorporated in research programs encompassing the fields of ecology and evolutionary biology.
Grad student curatorial project: U-M Herbarium begins digitizing its wood collection
What rhymes with herbarium? Xylarium! What’s a xylarium, you may ask. The University of Michigan Herbarium’s wood collection (aka xylarium) contains more than 3,300 specimens representing more than 130 tree families, primarily tropical woods.
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Genetic analysis of New World birds confirms untested evolutionary assumption
Biologists have always been fascinated by the diversity and changeability of life on Earth and have attempted to answer a fundamental question: How do new species originate?
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