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Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery Faunal Collection

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The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery is the leading repository of natural
history collections in Tasmania.

The zoological collections serve as taxonomic reference specimens, vouchers
for biogeographical data and include irreplaceable specimens of extinct
animals and historically significant items.

TMAGas zoology collection of over 125,000 specimens represents the diversity
of the Stateas fauna. This includes important type specimens, historical
taxidermy and rare and extinct animals such as the Thylacine (the Tasmanian
Tiger) and Tasmanian Emu.

The research collection is speciman-based and also includes tissue samples for
molecular research.

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ACN 633 798 857