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Fossils (National Taiwan University)
The Department of Geosciences of National Taiwan University was established during the Japanese Colonial Period. Most of its paleontological collection was inherited in the age of Taihoku Imperial University, and its database is quite large in size, ... |
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Minerals (National Taiwan University)
The Department of Geosciences of National Taiwan University was established during the Japanese Colonial Period. Most of its paleontological collection was inherited in the age of Taihoku Imperial University, and its database is quite large in size,... |
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Rocks (National Taiwan University)
The Department of Geosciences of National Taiwan University was established during the Japanese Colonial Period. Most of its paleontological collection was inherited in the age of Taihoku Imperial University, and its database is quite large in size, ... |
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Historical Resources on Reputable Geologists (National Taiwan University)
This historical catalogue of essential scientific materials and interviews detail the development of the geosciences in Taiwan through the scientists and scholars that defined the movement. Included are both original manuscripts as well as digitized ... |
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Natural Rock Forms (National Taiwan University)
Contained in this archive is the complete photographic record of native Taiwanese rocks found island-wide. The geographical ranges covered include the Coastal Range in Eastern Taiwan, the Central Mountain Range, the Hsuehshan Mountain Range, the west... |
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Fossils of Cengjiang Biota (National Museum of Natural Science)
The Chengjiang biota was first discovered in the yellow-green shales in Maotienshan in Chengjiang County, Yunnan Province. In recent years, however, abundant Chengjiang biota fossils were also found in the siltstone layer above the shales, their know... |
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Vertebrate Fossils (National Museum of Natural History)
There are currently 4,500 fossils of vertebrates in the collection of the Museum of Natural History, collected from Taiwan, China and other places around the world. Specimens date from the Paleozoic, Mesozoic and Cenozoic eras, and include classes Ch... |
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Invertebrates fossils (National Museum of Natural Science)
Invertebrate fossils are the most common fossils in Taiwan. The National Museum of Natural Science has budgeted for increasing its specimen collection every year since its founding. The bulk of the museum specimens are fossils from the Cenozoic layer... |
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Microfossils (National Museum of Natural Science)
Nannofossils refer to small fossils that need to be observed and studied through a microscope. Due to wide distribution, large quantity and short lifespan, some nannofossils can be used as index fossils, and are very helpful for comparing geological... |
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Minerals (National Museum of Natural Science)
Mineral specimens form an important part of the geology collection of the Museum of Natural Science; specimens include more than a thousand items from around 200 types of minerals. A large variety of regional minerals are represented, as are many pre... |