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Specimen Record

ContinentNorth America
CountryUnited States
State/ProvinceNew Mexico
County/ParishSocorro County
LocalitySevilleta National Wildlife Refuge, 222, W3k80
Latitude34.418171
Longitude-107.029218
Institution CodeMsb
Collection CodeMammal Specimens
Catalog Number67613
Collected ByCollector(s): Sevilleta Long-term Ecological Research Project
Date Collected1990-06-26

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MSB Mammal Collection (Arctos)
http://www.msb.unm.edu/mammals

The MSB Division of Mammals contains over 250,000 catalogued specimens and is among the five largest in the world. Specimens date back to the 1890's with the majority documenting the rapid environmental change that has occurred since 1950. The collection contains 16 holotypes, 6 paratypes, 1 syntype, 93 symbiotypes. Important collections integrated into the MSB include the USGS Biological Surveys collection (26,000), the UIMNH (Hoffmeister) Collection (33,000), and the Rausch Collection (4,000 specimens and parasites). Specimens range from traditional skin/skull and fluid vouchers to "holistic vouchers" containing skin, skull, post-cranial skeleton, up to seven tissue types (heart, kidney, liver, lung, spleen, muscle, blood), cell suspensions, and ecto and endo parasites. Additionally, frozen tissue samples are available for about 130,000 individual mammals and date back to the late 1970's. Serology data associated with hantavirus surveillance programs in the Americas are associated with 37,000 specimens. The MSB houses an extensive archive of field journals and catalogues that date to the 1900's and are associated with specimens held in the collection. The collections are growing rapidly through the active research programs of curators, staff, and students, and through ongoing collaborations with other institutions and governmental agencies.

Contacts

Name Joseph Cook
RoleCurator of Mammals
Emailcookjose@unm.edu
Name Joseph Cook
RoleCurator of Mammals
Emailcookjose@unm.edu
Name Laura Russell
RoleVertNet Programmer
Emaillarussell@vertnet.org
Name David Bloom
RoleVertNet Coordinator
Emaildbloom@vertnet.org
Name John Wieczorek
RoleInformation Architect
Emailtuco@berkeley.edu
Name Dusty McDonald
RoleArctos Database Programmer
Emaildlmcdonald@alaska.edu
Name Jon Dunnum
RoleCollection Manager, Mammals
Emailjldunnum@unm.edu
Name Joseph Cook
RoleCurator of Mammals
Emailcookjose@unm.edu
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Taxonomy
Scientific NameDipodomys merriami
Higher ClassficationAnimalia; Chordata; Mammalia; Rodentia; Heteromyidae; Dipodomyinae;
KingdomAnimalia
PhylumChordata
ClassMammalia
OrderRodentia
FamilyHeteromyidae
GenusDipodomys
Specific Epithetmerriami
Nomenclatural CodeICZN
Specimen
Identified Byunknown
Date Identified2005-02-15
Previous IdentificationsDipodomys merriami (accepted ID) identified by unknown on 2005-02-15; method: legacy
Identification QualifierA
Catalog Number67613
Other Catalog NumbersNK=19587; original identifier=19587; preparator number=91
Preparationsskin; skull; heart, kidney (frozen); skeleton, postcranial; liver (frozen)
Individual Count1
Sexmale
Institution CodeMSB
Collection CodeMammal specimens
Occurrence IDhttp://arctos.database.museum/guid/MSB:Mamm:67613?seid=668617
Basis of RecordPreservedSpecimen
Type of ResourcePhysicalObject
Collection Event
Collected ByCollector(s): Sevilleta Long-term Ecological Research Project
Date Collected1990-06-26
Verbatim Date Collected26-Jun-1990
Year1990
Month06
Day26
End Day of Year177
Collection Remarks+ET
Locality
CountryUnited States
State / ProvinceNew Mexico
CountySocorro County
Higher GeographyNorth America, United States, New Mexico, Socorro County
ContinentNorth America
LocalitySEVILLETA NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, 222, W3K80
Verbatim LocalitySEVILLETA NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, 222, W3K80
Decimal Latitude34.418171
Decimal Longitude-107.029218
Georeference Protocolnot recorded
Verbatim Coordinates34.418171/-107.029218
Location According ToGabor R. Racz
Coordinate Uncertainty In Meters100
Geodetic DatumNorth American Datum 1983
Georeferenced ByGabor R. Racz
Georeferenced Date2003-01-27 00:00:00.0
Other
Languageen
Modified2018-03-13 00:32:02.0
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dwc:establishmentMeanswild caught
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dwc:dynamicPropertiessex=male
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