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Fishes (National Museum of Natural Science)
Starting from 2003, the Museum of Natural Science has systematically collected fish specimens. Current goals focus on Taiwan-specific freshwater fish. Collaboration with other academic organizations is also under way, improving the speed and variety ... |
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Formosan Language Archive (Academia Sinica)
This archive project aims to record and maintain these languages through collecting and/or editing existing texts in digital forms with corresponding audio files. The Formosan Language Archive includes both Chinese and English browsing display on the... |
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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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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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Fungi (National Museum of Natural Science)
Fungi are the second largest biological group after insects. Not only is there a large number of fungi types, their distribution is very widespread on the planet, and can be found in the air, on land, below the ground, in water, and on or inside othe... |
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Fungus type specimens (National Museum of Natural Science)
There are over 15,000 fungus specimens in the collection of the Museum of Natural Science, making it the largest collection of fungus specimens in Taiwan. The Museum houses 70 type specimens of fungi, and has also included data of type specimens in o... |