300525 SE+UE Scientific research at the Museum of Natural History (2008W)
- significance of scientific collections for evolutionary studies
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Anmeldung und Information unter 01/52177-332 oder elisabeth.haring@univie.ac.at sowie bei der Vorbesprechung am DI, 7.10.08, 16:00 Uhr im SR1 UZA 1, Biozentrum Althanstraße 14, 1090 Wien;
Block voraussichtlich in der ersten Dezemberwoche am Naturhistorischen Museum Wien.
Block voraussichtlich in der ersten Dezemberwoche am Naturhistorischen Museum Wien.
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Language: German
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The importance of scientific collections as a basis for research projects is exemplified in form of lectures, a practical course and a seminar. The participants get insights in the significance of collections and series of specimens as reference and as a basis for scientific projects (biodiversity in space and time, systematics and evolution) as well as for the traceability of scientific results. In the practical course the participants are introduced into current research projects and get familiar with the work in and with scientific collections (techniques and analyses), from data collection to evaluation. The way from sample collection in nature to the conserved specimen in a scientific collection (as the basis for evolutionary research) is traced.
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MEV W-1
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