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  1.  Life sciences, biology (37/592)
    1.  Philosophy and theory in biology (10/66)
    2.  Miscellany (21/101)
    3.  Dictionaries, encyclopedias, concordances in biology (13)
    4.  Serial publications in biology (7)
    5.  Organizations and management (186)
    6.  Education, research, related topics (43/193)
      1.  Education (64)
      2.  Research/statistical methods (35)
      3.  Museums, collections, exhibits (46)
      4.  Museum activities and services, Collecting (8)
    7.  Historical, geographic, persons treatment (7/43)
  2.  Physiology and related subjects (1/140)
  3.  Biochemistry (38/380)
  4.  Specific physiological systems in animals, regional histology and physiology in animals (2/53)
  5.  Specific parts of and physiological systems in plants (0/14)
  6.  Genetics and evolution (1/81)
  7.  Ecology (38/219)
  8.  Natural history of organisms and related subjects (12/229)
  9.  Natural history of specific kinds of organisms (0/1886)
    1.  Microorganisms, fungi and algae (25/178)
      1.  Specific topics in natural history of microorganisms, fungi, algae (19)
      2.  Viruses and subviral organisms (14)
      3.  Prokaryotes (Bacteria) (23)
      4.  Protozoa (11)
      5.  Fungi, Eumycophyta (True fungi) (51)
      6.  Mushrooms (9)
      7.  Lichens (19)
      8.  Algae (22)
    2.  Plants (Botany) (54/270)
    3.  Specific topics in natural history of plants (2/327)
      1.  Plant genetics and evolution (4/16)
      2.  Adaptation (3)
      3.  Miscellaneous nontaxonomic kinds of plants (7/63)
      4.  Plants characteristic of specific environments, plant ecology (10/43)
      5.  Treatments of plants by specific continents, countries, localities (213)
    4.  Plants noted for specific vegetative characteristics and flowers (3/54)
      1.  Herbaceous and woody plants, plants noted for their flowers (2/51)
        1.  Plants noted for their flowers (16)
        2.  Trees (32)
        3.  Shrubs (6)
        4.  Vines (2)
    5.  Animals (Zoology) (23/267)
    6.  Specific topics in natural history of animals (2/127)
    7.  Specific taxonomic groups of plants (0/139)
    8.  Specific taxonomic groups of animals (0/878)
      1.  Invertebrates (9/40)
      2.  Miscellaneous marine and seashore invertebrates (3/16)
      3.  Mollusks and molluscoids (12/25)
        1.  Gastropoda (Snails and slugs) (8)
        2.  Bivalvia (2)
        3.  Cephalopoda (3)
        4.  Molluscoidea (1)
      4.  Arthropods (11/440)
      5.  Chordates (15/366)
  10.  Economics of land and energy (2/327)
    1.  Natural resources and energy (16/142)
    2.  Other natural resources (1/174)
    3.  Environmental problems (24/33)
  11.  Other subjects (0/402)
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    2.  Political sciences (Politics and government) (7)
    3.  Law (6)
    4.  Natural history (34)
    5.  Physics (1)
    6.  Chemistry and allied sciences (9)
    7.  Earth Sciences (11)
    8.  Paleontology, Paleozoology (22/35)
    9.  Technology (5)
    10.  Medicine and health (84)
    11.  Agriculture and related technologies (32/110)
    12.  Biotechnology (25)
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Museums, collections, exhibits
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The American Museum of Natural History is one of the leading institutions in scientific and cultural research worldwide. It was founded in 1869 and is situated in the Central Park in New York. Several departments (anthropology, geology, palaeontology and zoology) contribute significantly to the discovery of natural history. Furthermore the collection grew of the centuries (more than 30 million objects) and therefore is of worldwide relevance. Many special and permanent exibitions gain an insight ... [Information of the supplier, modified]
Museums and CollectionsResource type
http://www.amnh.org/
Naturschutz hat Geschichte! Seit fast zweihundert Jahren engagieren sich in Deutschland Personen, Gruppen, Verbände und Institutionen für den Schutz der Natur. Von der Gründung von naturwissenschaftlichen Gesellschaften und Verbänden des Natur- und Heimatschutzes am Ende des 19. Jh. bis hin zu den Diskussionen der Gegenwart um internationale Naturschutznetzwerke und nachhaltiges Nutzen reicht der geschichtliche Bogen des Naturschutzes. Die Stiftung Naturschutzgeschichte will die Geschichte der sozialen ... [Information of the supplier]
Libraries and archives; Museums and Collections; Other institutions / organisationsResource type
http://www.naturschutzgeschichte.de/
The Naturhistorische Museum - Natural History Museum - was set up again after the devastating fire of 1865 by the Admont Benedictine Father Gabriel Strobl in the years 1866 to 1910. In his scientific activity Father Gabriel Strobl built up a huge insect collection with roughly 252,000 specimens, with the collection of about 80,000 flies being one of the three most important in Europe. Through his own collecting, exchange, buying and in the form of gifts Father Gabriel Strobl acquired over 44 years ... [Information of the supplier, translated]
Museums and Collections; Personal websites / biographies; Discipline based websitesResource type
http://www.stiftadmont.at/deutsch/
BioCISE address information on more than 2500 European biological collections available in the Collection Catalogue. [Information of the supplier]
Factual databasesResource type
http://www.bgbm.org/biocise/default.htm
The Biodiversity Heritage Library-Australia is the digital literature component of the Atlas of Living Australia. The Atlas is an ambitious project to build a biodiversity information platform to provide scientists and others with access to information from a wide range of biodiversity data and datasets as well as tools for manipulating, analysing and contributing to that data. Access to literature is particularly important to taxonomic researchers. It does not matter whether the original description ... [Information of the supplier]
Access on historical literatureResource type
http://bhl.ala.org.au/
The Biodiversity Heritage Library for Europe (BHL-Europe) is a 3 year project, involving 28 major natural history museums, botanical gardens and other cooperating institutions. The libraries of the European natural history museums and botanical gardens collectively hold the majority of the world’s published knowledge on the discovery and subsequent description of biological diversity. However, digital access to this knowledge is difficult. The objective of the BHL-Europe project is to make available ... [Information of the supplier]
Libraries and archives; Research projectsResource type
http://www.bhl-europe.eu/
The Biodiversity Library Exhibition (BLE) is a virtual exhibition of the digital content in the Biodiversity Heritage Library for Europe. It is a dissemination tool which highlights specific biodiversity content and makes it accessible for a wider audience. The first two exhibitions will feature BHL-Europe’s content on “spices” and “expeditions”, presenting beautiful illustrations and informative text in old and rare books. It will also provide useful information for the visitor, e.g. recipes. The ... [Information of the supplier]
Discipline based websitesResource type
http://www.biodiversityexhibition.com/
The Biological Collection Access Service for Europe, BioCASE, is a transnational network of biological collections of all kinds. BioCASE builds on the predecessor projects CDEFD, BioCISE, and ENHSIN. BioCASE enables widespread unified access to distributed and heterogeneous European collection and observational databases using open-source, system-independent software and open data standards and protocols. [Information of the supplier]
Factual databasesResource type
http://www.biocase.org/
This page is providing a list of links to circa 100 museums, herbaria and other types of biological collections in Germany. [Editorial staff vifabio]
Directories of institutions and organisationsResource type
http://www.biologie.uni-ulm.de/museum/liste.html
The Biology Centre collects, retains, researches, documents and mediates knowledge about the animal and plant world, rocks and minerals. The greatest current challenge to this is the global biodiversity crisis. The study of nature in order to be able to protect it effectively and creation of nature consciousness are the logical reactions to it. Only natural history museums with their authentic objects make natural history scientifically and objectively comprehensible. [Information of the supplier]
Museums and CollectionsResource type
http://www.biologiezentrum.at/
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