Integrated Sciences
Integrated Sciences holds biological
specimens in entomology, herpetology, ornithology, mammalogy,
and botany. The collections are strong in species native to
western North America.
Entomology Section
The Entomology collection, primarily insects, is representative of
San Bernardino County and Southern California, with some
specimens from the western United States. It includes the Alexander Sokoloff Tribolium collection.
Herpetology Section
The Herpetology collection contains native
reptiles and amphibians,
principally from the southwestern United States, and a small
component of exotic reptiles from various parts of the
world.
Ornithology Section
The Ornithology collection contains
bird skins, bird eggs, live mounts, and osteological specimens.
The bird egg collection is the fifth largest in the world.
It was amassed mostly between 1910 and 1940 by Wilson C.
Hanna, an oologist (collector of bird eggs).
Mammalogy Section
The Mammal collections represent San Bernardino County and Southern California,
with some specimens from western United States.
Botany Section
The herbarium houses specimens of native
plants of the southwestern United States, primarily southern
California. The collection consists mainly of vascular plants.
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The Etiwanda Fan
The Etiwanda Fan is located in the southwest corner of San Bernardino County California in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains and north of the City of Rancho Cucamonga.
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