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African fish collection of the Africamuseum
With 1 million specimens, our collection is the largest collection of African fresh and brackish water fish in the world. It contains the type material of one third of all described African species. It also contains the largest collection of type specimens from Lakes Kivu and Tanganyika, which has continuously grown si
- Publisher
- Royal Museum for Central Africa
- Licence
- CC BY
Open licence — reuse allowed, usually with attribution - Topic
- Environment & climate
- Type
- Dataset
- Last updated (catalogue)
- 2024-08-20
- Formats
- DWCA
- Contact
- jos.snoeks@africamuseum.be
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