hrvatski

Zbirka holotipova i kotipova minerala Hrvatskog prirodoslovnoga muzeja u Zagrebu

Zbirka holotipova i kotipova minerala nastala je kao rezultat višegodišnjih istraživanja novih vrsta minerala i do tada nepoznatih značajki već poznatih minerala koja su provodili hrvatski znanstvenici mineralozi. Oni su originalne primjerke na kojima su istraživanja provedena (holotipove i kotipove) povjerili na čuvanje Mineraloško-petrografskom odjelu Hrvatskoga prirodoslovnoga muzeja u Zagrebu. Zbirka holotipova i kotipova minerala broji 14 primjeraka minerala, a obuhvaća holotipove i kotipove novih vrsta minerala, te izvorne primjerke na kojima je po prvi put utvrđen novi sraslački zakon kod pojedinih minerala i pravilno orijentirana srastanja kristala dviju vrsta minerala. Budući se radi o znanstveno obrađenim primjercima za koje su rezultati znanstvene obrade objavljeni u najuglednijim svjetskim mineraloškim časopisima njihova vrijednost je izuzetna. The museum’s collection of holotypes and cotypes of minerals was established as the result of many years of research on new species of minerals and the previously unknown characteristics of known minerals conducted by Croatian mineralogists. These are the original specimens upon which the investigations were performed (holotypes and cotypes), which have been entrusted to the care of the Department of Mineralogy-Petrography of the Croatian Museum of Natural History in Zagreb. The collection of mineral holotypes and cotypes numbers fourteen specimens. It includes the holotypes and cotypes of new species of minerals, and the original specimens upon which new laws of twinning, or a new types of epitaxy - crystallographically-oriented intergrowths of individuals of various mineral species were determined. Since the collection consists of specimens which have been subjected to scientific investigations, the results of which have been published in the most eminent mineralogical journals in the world, its value is exceptional.

holotip minerala; kotip minerala; Hrvatski prirodoslovni muzej

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The Collection of Mineral Holotypes and Cotypes at the Croatian Natural History Museum in Zagreb

Zbirka holotipova i kotipova minerala nastala je kao rezultat višegodišnjih istraživanja novih vrsta minerala i do tada nepoznatih značajki već poznatih minerala koja su provodili hrvatski znanstvenici mineralozi. Oni su originalne primjerke na kojima su istraživanja provedena (holotipove i kotipove) povjerili na čuvanje Mineraloško-petrografskom odjelu Hrvatskoga prirodoslovnoga muzeja u Zagrebu. Zbirka holotipova i kotipova minerala broji 14 primjeraka minerala, a obuhvaća holotipove i kotipove novih vrsta minerala, te izvorne primjerke na kojima je po prvi put utvrđen novi sraslački zakon kod pojedinih minerala i pravilno orijentirana srastanja kristala dviju vrsta minerala. Budući se radi o znanstveno obrađenim primjercima za koje su rezultati znanstvene obrade objavljeni u najuglednijim svjetskim mineraloškim časopisima njihova vrijednost je izuzetna. The museum’s collection of holotypes and cotypes of minerals was established as the result of many years of research on new species of minerals and the previously unknown characteristics of known minerals conducted by Croatian mineralogists. These are the original specimens upon which the investigations were performed (holotypes and cotypes), which have been entrusted to the care of the Department of Mineralogy-Petrography of the Croatian Museum of Natural History in Zagreb. The collection of mineral holotypes and cotypes numbers fourteen specimens. It includes the holotypes and cotypes of new species of minerals, and the original specimens upon which new laws of twinning, or a new types of epitaxy - crystallographically-oriented intergrowths of individuals of various mineral species were determined. Since the collection consists of specimens which have been subjected to scientific investigations, the results of which have been published in the most eminent mineralogical journals in the world, its value is exceptional.

Minral Holotype; Mineral Cotype; Croatian Natural History Museum

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