Birds from Serbia in the collections of the National Museum of the Czech Republic

The National Museum of the Czech Republic (NMP) in Praha possesses 80 specimens in 45 species of birds from Serbia. Most of them were collected by Antonín Frič in 1852 in south-eastern Vojvodina, and by Jan Hanzák in 1969 in Kosovo. A revised list of those specimens is provided. The faunistic records are of historical value.

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Zastita prirode
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.5937/zaspri2501057m
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Species Distribution and Climate Change
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Birds from Serbia in the collections of the National Museum of the Czech Republic

Jiří Mlíkovský
Zastita prirode
Species Distribution and Climate Change
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Birds from Serbia in the collections of the National Museum of the Czech Republic

Jiří Mlíkovský
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Abstract

The National Museum of the Czech Republic (NMP) in Praha possesses 80 specimens in 45 species of birds from Serbia. Most of them were collected by Antonín Frič in 1852 in south-eastern Vojvodina, and by Jan Hanzák in 1969 in Kosovo. A revised list of those specimens is provided. The faunistic records are of historical value.

Zastita prirodeVol. 75(1)
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Species Distribution and Climate Change
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