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Specimen Information Services (SIS)
SIS staff members maintain voucher and reference collections which contain cataloged lots of fish larvae, fish, and invertebrate specimens. The specimens are available for loan to researchers and educators worldwide.


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SIS staff members manage and maintain a reference collection of preserved biological specimens and associated ecological databases.


The preserved biological specimens and the associated ecological database are a rich resource of Florida's biodiversity information.


The specimens in the collection represent unique records of the vast diversity of invertebrate marine life associated with this complex marine and estuarine environment.


The Southeast Area Monitoring and Assessment Program is a cooperative state and federal program for collecting, managing, and disseminating fishery-independent data in the southeastern United States.


How to report a rare or unusual fish in Florida waters.










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