Collection Name

Arachnida and Myriapoda (Luomus) (en)

Hämähäkkieläimet ja tuhatjalkaiset (Luomus) (fi)

Type of the collection

Specimens

Collection description

Arachnida and Myriapoda in the zoological specimen collection of the Finnish Museum of Natural History Luomus (MZH) (en)

Hämähäkkieläimet (Arachnida) ja tuhatjalkaiset (Myriapoda) Luomuksen eläintieteellisessä kokoelmassa (fi)

Taxonomic coverage

Arachnida, Myriapoda

Geographic coverage

World

Coverage basis

The majority of samples, c. 190,000 lots, are spiders (Araneae). Each of the subcollections of Opiliones, Acari and Myriapoda contains about 5000 samples. Some 93 % of the material is from Finland. - Valtaosa kokoelmasta on hämähäkkejä (n. 190 000 näytettä). Lukkeja, punkkeja ja tuhatjalkaisia on kutakin noin 5000 näytettä. Kotimaisten näytteiden osuus koko aineistosta on 93 %.

Collection methods

Samples preserved in alcohol

Collection quality

Professional / professionally curated

License

Creative Commons Attribution

Contact email

risto.vainola@helsinki.fi

Collection size (approx.)

230000

Percentage digitized (approx.)

65

Number of type specimen (c.)

160

Number of specimens

Number of type specimens

Number of all observations

Metadata creator

Väinölä, Risto

Status of this metadata

satisfactory – could be improved

Date created

16.10.2012 04:48

Date edited

08.12.2023 07:24

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