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Our Collections
Botanical Collection The Herbarium of the National University of Singapore was founded in 1955 by Prof. H. B. Gilliland, head of the Department of Botany at NUS from 1955-1965. The herbarium was originally established to be a repository of teaching and voucher plant specimens of botanical researches conducted by faculty staff and students
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Biodiversity of Singapore
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Dead Animal Records In Singapore
Wildlife sightings of uncommon animals are rare in Singapore and sadly, more often than not, they show up dead as roadkill, or due to injury or old age. The body is still important for research and education. After all, this is a physical record
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Dead Bird Hotline
Each individual bird carcass that is reported and/or collected contributes to valuable, irreplaceable biorepositories that could otherwise be difficult to obtain.
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