1988
DOI: 10.1590/s0101-81751988000400012
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Os museus de história natural

Abstract: Uma das realidade nacionais é a falta de museus de HISTÓRIA NATURAL que propiciem desenvolvimento cultural e científico. Aos poucos existentes faltam condições humanas e materiais. O trabalho que apresentam é resultado que diz mais do ideal e paixão pelas coisas da natureza que de um esforço unicamente profissional dos seus membros.Como mudar esta situação?Já houve muitas reuniões para discutir sobre os museus de história natural do Brasil. Em vários congressos o tema foi levantado. Ora abordando a situação da… Show more

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“…The size (in number of samples) and broadness of these collections are variable. Discussions on the necessities and goals of biological collections have been widely debated (e. g. Marinoni, 1988;Zaher & Young, 2003;Suarez & Tsutsui, 2004;Kury et al, 2006), notably after the tragic fires that destroyed important collections such as Instituto Butantan, in São Paulo (in May 2010), and Museu Nacional, in Rio de Janeiro (in September 2018). Collections such as those of the CIPY have contributed to training of qualified human resources, to dissemination of information relative to preserved material, and to safeguarding Brazilian diversity, even considering in a limited range.…”
Section: Mussismilia Hispidamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The size (in number of samples) and broadness of these collections are variable. Discussions on the necessities and goals of biological collections have been widely debated (e. g. Marinoni, 1988;Zaher & Young, 2003;Suarez & Tsutsui, 2004;Kury et al, 2006), notably after the tragic fires that destroyed important collections such as Instituto Butantan, in São Paulo (in May 2010), and Museu Nacional, in Rio de Janeiro (in September 2018). Collections such as those of the CIPY have contributed to training of qualified human resources, to dissemination of information relative to preserved material, and to safeguarding Brazilian diversity, even considering in a limited range.…”
Section: Mussismilia Hispidamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nevertheless, many collections undergo difficulties that range from painful budgetary shortfalls (Suarez & Tsutsui, 2004), to lack of infrastructure and adequate material, and even lack of trained human resources for the adequate maintenance of these collections. This situation can be considered even more critical in collections housed in university departments, in which the curatorship activities are done by professors that accumulate functions of teaching, conducting research, and participating in extension projects (Marinoni et al, 1988). Also, it is important to note that the function of a curator does not officially exist in Brazilian Federal Universities (Marinoni et al, 2006;De Vivo et al, 2014).…”
Section: Penares Anisoxiamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Over the last hundred years, researchers have deposited significant zoological material in institutional collections in Brazil. Moreover, this material has been highlighted as national and international heritage by several authors since the 1960s ( Levi, 1970 ; Marinoni, 1988 ; Papavero, 1994 ; Systematics Agenda, 2000 ; Lane, 1996 ). These collections summarize information about species and, when incorporated into efficiently managed computerized databases, they generate greater understanding of the planet's biodiversity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%