Statens Naturhistoriske Museum - Natural History Museum of Denmark - Copenhagen, Denmark
N 55° 41.241 E 012° 34.622
33U E 347683 N 6173944
Statens Naturhistoriske Museum er nationalmuseum for naturhistorien i Danmark. The Natural History Museum is the national museum of natural history in Denmark.
Waymark Code: WM15119
Location: Denmark
Date Posted: 09/24/2021
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Museet har ansvaret for forvaltningen af de nationale naturhistoriske samlinger og den tilknyttede forskning og formidling. Samlingerne udgør museets absolutte kerne. De omfatter cirka 14 millioner genstande indsamlet gennem 400 år, blandt andet skind, skeletter, dyr i sprit, insekter på nål, planter på herbarieark, fossiler, mineraler og meteoritter.
Museet samlinger bliver hvert år besøgt af flere hundrede forskere fra hele verden, der bruger dem til deres forskning. Desuden udsendes der hundredevis af lån til forskere overalt i verden. Hvert udlån kan bestå af alt fra et enkelt stykke til tusindvis af stykker eller individer.
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The museum is responsible for the management of the national natural history collections as well as the associated research and public outreach. The collections form the absolute core of the museum. They include approx. 14 million objects collected over 400 years, including skins, skeletons, insects on needles, herbarium plants, fossils, minerals and meteorites.
The collections form the foundations of the museum’s research, teaching and outreach efforts, and for a wide range of international research. As well as being a research tool and outreach resource, the collections are also a link to our cultural heritage: many objects exemplify a preservation technique of a specific era, have inspired classic works of art or tell a story of the era in which they were collected.
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