X7QC+FWF, Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute,, Abraham Madamakkal Road, Ernakulam, Kerala 682018, Inde
Researchers in the field of Marine Sciences can now deposit their valuable holotype specimens (species new to science) and new records in the Marine Biodiversity Museum of CMFRI.Quoting the Accession Numbers given to the specimens, the findings can be reported in scientific journals of repute. Listed location: Ernakulam, Kerala 682018, Inde. Website captured for verification. Phone: +91 484 239 4357.
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Researchers in the field of Marine Sciences can now deposit their valuable holotype specimens (species new to science) and new records in the Marine Biodiversity Museum of CMFRI.Quoting the Accession Numbers given to the specimens, the findings can be reported in scientific journals of repute. Listed location: Ernakulam, Kerala 682018, Inde. Website captured for verification. Phone: +91 484 239 4357.
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School/College/University student/visitors are requested to take prior permission from Director ICAR -CMFRI, Cochin in advance Museum is located behind the main HQ building in a separate annexe Apply online.
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Researchers in the field of Marine Sciences can now deposit their valuable holotype specimens (species new to science) and new records in the Marine Biodiversity Museum of CMFRI.Quoting the Accession Numbers given to the specimens, the findings can be reported in scientific journals of repute.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
School/College/University student/visitors are requested to take prior permission from Director ICAR -CMFRI, Cochin in advance Museum is located behind the main HQ building in a separate annexe Apply online.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
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The Marine Biodiversity Museum, established at the Headquarters of the Institute offers a glimpse of the biodiversity of the Indian seas displaying specimens collected from estuaries and coastal and deeper waters.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Fishes 1266 7 Molluscs 20 8 Ascidians 20 9 Seabirds 08 10 Sea snakes 06 11 Mammals 03 12 Others 03 13 Holotype 77 Total 2748 Visiting The Museum Visiting hours of Museum is 9.30 AM to 4.30 PM on all working days (Monday -Friday) The admission fee to Museum is Rs.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Accession numbers will be provided for the specimens deposited in the Museum.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
The accession numbers can be utilized for publishing research articles on the same in the referred journals.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Scientist / Researchers are requested to submit their specimen along with a request to Scientist in Charge NDR of ICAR CMFRI for obtaining the Accession Number.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
School/College/University student/visitors are requested to take prior permission from Director ICAR -CMFRI, Cochin in advance Museum is located behind the main HQ building in a separate annexe Apply online.
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Researchers in the field of Marine Sciences can now deposit their valuable holotype specimens (species new to science) and new records in the Marine Biodiversity Museum of CMFRI.Quoting the Accession Numbers given to the specimens, the findings can be reported in scientific journals of repute.
