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| Museums with significant holdings of Hydrophiloidea |
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| Natural History Museum, London Includes more than 2000 species of Hydrophiloidea, including many types specimens. Includes the collections of Sharp and Balfour-Browne. While coverage is worldwide in scope, the Old World is better represented. Status: The Hydrophiloidea holdings have recently been moved to foam-bottom unit trays and organized to conform to Hansen 1999. We are lucky! http://www.nhm.ac.uk/research-curation/departments/entomology/index.html |
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| Naturhistoriches Museum Wien, Austria Currently one of the most active water beetle collections in the World, the Hydrophiloidea holdings are worldwide in scope, with Europe and Asia (especially China and South East Asia) best represtend due to recent survey efforts. Status: The Hydrophiloidea as with the rest of the aquatic coleoptera are housed in foam-bottom unit trays, organized according to Hansen 1999. http://www.nhm-wien.ac.at/NHM/2Zoo/coleoptera/aqua/aqua.html |
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| US National Museum, Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC The largest collection of Hydrophiloidea in the world, although holdings of Old World material are extremely weak to negligable. Largely the legacy of P. J. Spangler's work in the Neotropics. The backlog of samples in alcohol is also immensly vast. Status: The Hydrophiloidea as with the rest of the aquatic coleoptera are housed in foam-bottom unit trays, organized according to Hansen 1999. |
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| Museum of Natural History, Brussles, Belgium http://www.naturalsciences.be/institute/structure/entomology/ |
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| California Academy of Sciences, San Francisco | |||||
| Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University |
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