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Search RecordsetCanadian Museum of Nature Mollusc Collection
Specimen Records: 54,688
Media Records: 475
iDigBio Last Ingested Date: 2024-10-16
The Canadian Museum of Nature's Mollusc Collection is the largest, most comprehensive collection of molluscs in Canada. The museum's 165,000 lots are divided into two sections: dry shell collection and wet collection. Overall, the collection represents more than 350 families, collected in over 12 countries and numerous oceans.
Contacts
| Name | Jean-Marc Gagnon |
| Role | Curator, Invertebrate Zoology Collections |
| jmgagnon@nature.ca |
| Name | Rob Blades |
| Role | Digital Collections Information Manager |
| rblades@nature.ca |
| Name | Jean-Marc Gagnon |
| Role | Curator, Invertebrate Zoology Collections |
| jmgagnon@nature.ca |
| Name | Jean-Marc Gagnon |
| Role | Curator, Invertebrate Zoology Collections |
| jmgagnon@nature.ca |
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