Royal British Columbia Museum - Invertebrate Zoology
Royal British Columbia Museum
Description
The Royal BC Museum Corporation is one of Canada’s greatest cultural treasures. The museum was founded in 1886; the Archives, in 1894. In 2003, these two organizations joined to become British Columbia’s combined provincial museum and archives, collecting artifacts, documents and specimens of British Columbia’s natural and human history, safeguarding them for the future and sharing them with the world.
The collection was established in 1886 and ceased acquisitions in present.
Taxonomic range
Kingdoms covered include: Animalia.
Geographic range
RBCM collections include specimens from around the world, but primarily focus on British Columbia and surrounding areas
Number of specimens in the collection
The estimated number of specimens in the Royal British Columbia Museum - Invertebrate Zoology collection is 65,000.
Of these 64,803 are databased. This represents 99.7 % of the collection.
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Royal British Columbia Museum
Digitised records available through the Atlas
The Royal British Columbia Museum - Invertebrate Zoology collection has an estimated 65,000 specimens.
The collection has databased 99.7 % of these (64,803 records).
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