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- Base de dados anatômicos da coleção ornitológica do Museu Goeldi
The Goeldi Museum ornithological collection is the second largest in Brazil and the largest bird collection in the world for Amazonian birds, with a good representation of all Amazonian areas of endemism, and also the Caatinga and Cerrado biomes in northeastern and central Brazil, respectively. - Base de dados de Acanthocephala do Museu Goeldi
Acanthocephala collection from Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi. - Base de dados de Acari do Museu Goeldi
The acari have long pedipalps raptoriais with sharp thorns, making them somewhat scary for the general public to associate the poisonous and dangerous species. However, they are harmless. They occupy tropical and subtropical forests, and some species are adapted to live in deserts and caves. The biology and natural history of amblypygids are poorly known... - Base de dados de Amblypygi do Museu Goeldi
The amblypygids have long pedipalps raptoriais with sharp thorns, making them somewhat scary for the general public to associate the poisonous and dangerous species. However, they are harmless. They occupy tropical and subtropical forests, and some species are adapted to live in deserts and caves. The biology and natural history of amblypygids are poorly known... - Base de dados de Annelida do Museu Goeldi
Annelida collection from Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi. - Base de dados de Araneae do Museu Goeldi
It is the second most diverse group within the Arachnida, having over 44 thousand species, 3924 genera and 112 families described (Platnick, 2014). However, estimates indicate that this diversity is even higher, ranging 80-170 thousand species. The spiders are distributed throughout the world and has won all environments except the air and the open sea... - Base de dados de Chelonia do Museu Goeldi
O Acervo de Herpetologia do Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi, possui atualmente 95.255 exemplares de anfíbios e répteis, principalmente da região Amazônica. São 58.548 exemplares de répteis e 36.707 exemplares de anfíbios. A coleção de Répteis está representada, na sua grande Maioria pelos répteis squamatas (57.140)... - Base de dados de Coleoptera do Museu Goeldi
Coleoptera collection from Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi. - Base de dados de Crocodylia do Museu Goeldi
O Acervo de Herpetologia do Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi, possui atualmente 95.255 exemplares de anfíbios e répteis, principalmente da região Amazônica. São 58.548 exemplares de répteis e 36.707 exemplares de anfíbios. A coleção de Répteis está representada, na sua grande Maioria pelos répteis squamatas (57.140)... - Base de dados de Crustacea do Museu Goeldi
Crustacea collection - Base de dados de Diptera do Museu Goeldi
Diptera collection from Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi. - Base de dados de Hexapoda do Museu Goeldi
Hexapoda collection from Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi. - Base de dados de Hymenoptera do Museu Goeldi
Hymenoptera collection from Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi. - Base de dados de Ictiologia do Museu Goeldi
The ichthyological collection of the Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi has over 30,000 lots of fishes, Neotropical coverage, most emphatically representative of the Amazon Basin. Comprise individuals of Chondrichthyes, Actinopterygii and Sarcopterygii intact, preserved in 70% alcohol, or prepared for dry or diaphanized skeleton... - Base de dados de Lacertilia do Museu Goeldi
O Acervo de Herpetologia do Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi, possui atualmente 95.255 exemplares de anfíbios e répteis, principalmente da região Amazônica. São 58.548 exemplares de répteis e 36.707 exemplares de anfíbios. A coleção de Répteis está representada, na sua grande Maioria pelos répteis squamatas (57.140)... - Base de dados de Lepidoptera do Museu Goeldi
Collection of Lepidoptera. - Base de dados de Mastologia do Museu Goeldi
The Mastozoology collection of the Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi has over 41,000 records. - Base de dados de Mollusca do Museu Goeldi
Mollusca collection from Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi. - Base de dados de Myriapoda do Museu Goeldi
Myriapoda Collection - Base de dados de Nematoda do Museu Goeldi
Nematoda collection from Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi. - Base de dados de Ophidia do Museu Goeldi
O Acervo de Herpetologia do Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi, possui atualmente 95.255 exemplares de anfíbios e répteis, principalmente da região Amazônica. São 58.548 exemplares de répteis e 36.707 exemplares de anfíbios. A coleção de Répteis está representada, na sua grande Maioria pelos répteis squamatas (57.140)... - Base de dados de Opiliones do Museu Goeldi
Are harmless arachnids cryptic and nocturnal habits of most species. Usually live under logs, stones, leaves and litter, buried or in bromeliads on leaves and stems or roots of living plants, and may also inhabit caves. Are highly diverse and abundant in tropical regions of the world, with 6,476 species (Kury, 2011)... - Base de dados de Ornitologia (Ovos) do Museu Goeldi
The Goeldi Museum ornithological collection is the second largest in Brazil and the largest bird collection in the world for Amazonian birds, with a good representation of all Amazonian areas of endemism, and also the Caatinga and Cerrado biomes in northeastern and central Brazil, respectively. - Base de dados de Ornitologia (Pele) do Museu Goeldi
The Goeldi Museum ornithological collection is the second largest in Brazil and the largest bird collection in the world for Amazonian birds, with a good representation of all Amazonian areas of endemism, and also the Caatinga and Cerrado biomes in northeastern and central Brazil, respectively. - Base de dados de Paleoinvertebrados do Museu Goeldi
Paleoinvertebrate collection from Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi. - Base de dados de Paleovertebrados do Museu Goeldi
Paleovertebrate collection from Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi. - Base de dados de Platyhelminthes do Museu Goeldi
Platyhelminthes collection from Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi. - Base de dados de Ricinulei do Museu Goeldi
Are small inhabitants of the litter and soil of forests. The group was once considered quite rare, but the application of appropriate techniques for its capture has become the most frequent description of new species in recent years... - Base de dados de Schizomida Museu Goeldi
Schizomids are usually found in leaf litter in moist areas or under rocks and logs, some species occur in caves and other species live associated with termites and ants. Are currently divided into two families, Protoschizomidae and Hubbardiidae: the first is restricted to the southeastern U.S... - Base de dados de Scorpiones do Museu Goeldi
Scorpions have world wide geographical distribution, are more common in tropical and subtropical areas, not only occurring in Antarctica. Can occupy desert regions, tropical forests and all sorts of intermediate vegetation. Some species inhabit caves and few occur in the intertidal zone... - Base de dados de Solifugae do Museu Goeldi
Occur in tropical and semitropical regions, and some species are distributed in desert regions, but also in grasslands and forests. There are more than 1,000 described species of Solifugae in approximately 140 genera and 12 families, distributed by America, Africa, southern Europe and southwest Asia (Rock, 2002)... - Base de dados de Uropygi do Museu Goeldi
During the day are found resting beneath woods, stones and other objects which you dig tunnels, and are usually active in the late afternoon and evening. Have the ability to spray as a defense a caustic mixture of vinegar and other organic components through anal glands. In the world there are about 100 described species in 16 genera. In the Americas there are three genera and 15 species recorded. - Base de dados de ninhos da Coleção Ornitológica do Museu Goeldi
The Goeldi Museum ornithological collection is the second largest in Brazil and the largest bird collection in the world for Amazonian birds, with a good representation of all Amazonian areas of endemism, and also the Caatinga and Cerrado biomes in northeastern and central Brazil, respectively. - Base de dados de peles da Coleção Ornitológica do Museu Goeldi
Collection of Skin of Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi - Base de dados osteológicos da Coleção Ornitológica do Museu Goeldi
The Goeldi Museum ornithological collection is the second largest in Brazil and the largest bird collection in the world for Amazonian birds, with a good representation of all Amazonian areas of endemism, and also the Caatinga and Cerrado biomes in northeastern and central Brazil, respectively. - Herbário do Museu Goeldi
Collection of Herbarium of Museum Paraense Emílio Goeldi. - Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi - Amphibia Collection
O Acervo de Herpetologia do Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi, possui atualmente 95.255 exemplares de anfíbios e répteis, principalmente da região Amazônica. São 58.548 exemplares de répteis e 36.707 exemplares de anfíbios. A coleção de Répteis está representada, na sua grande Maioria pelos répteis squamatas (57.140)... - Sub-coleção Xiloteca do Herbário do Museu Goeldi
Collection of Xiloteca of Museum Paraense Emílio Goeldi.
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