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Inostemma contariniae Szelenyi, holotype female
Inostemma contariniae Szelenyi, holotype ...
Awad, Jessica
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Mining Museum as a space of science and education in Mining University
An interdisciplinary investigation is presented focusing on the study of the Mining Museum collections in relation to research, educational and social practices. Natural science and artistic exhibits are considered.
Daniil Yu. Dorofeev +2 more
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Aphanomerus bicolor Perkins, holotype female
Aphanomerus bicolor Perkins, holotype ...
Frank, Jeremy, Jasper, Lisha
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ON A PROBLEM OF THE REPRESENTATIVE SOIL PROFILE
The classification may be created on a basis of the analysis and grouping of the soil data or some typical images (standards) of the soil, which were imagined or selected from the existing data. These will be the representative profiles.
V. A. Rozhkov
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Gryon neglectum Mineo, holotype female
Gryon neglectum Mineo, holotype ...
Talamas, Elijah
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The conception of soil classification generator (machine)
The classifications of soils, which correspond the actual level of informational technologies, are able to provide the necessary clarity and conclusiveness of their conceptions, the implementation of formal methods for qualitative assessements and ...
V. A. Rozhkov
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Gryon firmum Mineo, holotype female
Gryon firmum Mineo, holotype ...
Talamas, Elijah
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Situation of type specimens of Cordyceps and allies described by Dr Kobayasi
Information about authentic specimens of Cordyceps spp. that were described by Dr Kobayasi were summarised. Dr Kobayasi, National Museum of Nature and Science, has described/proposed about 28% of the scientific names for the major two genera of ...
Hiroki Sato
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Eremioscelio lamia Kozlov, holotype female
Eremioscelio lamia Kozlov, holotype ...
Timokhov, Alexander
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Neotype designation for the Australian Pig-footed Bandicoot Chaeropus ecaudatus Ogilby, 1838
The original description of the now extinct Australian Pig-footed Bandicoot Chaeropus ecaudatus Ogilby, 1838 was based on one specimen from which the tail was missing. Re-examination of the skull thought to be the holotype of C.
Kenny J. Travouillon +2 more
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