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A man and a woman hold a photo of an exotic-looking fish

UT ETNIER

ICHTHYOLOGY COLLECTION

The UT Etnier Ichthyology Collection is a collection of fishes used for research and species preservation for advancing science. Serving as biological snapshots through time, natural resource collections such as ours play an increasingly important role in informing public and environmental policy.

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Jars of specimens

With over 500,000 fish specimens from all over the world, our facility serves as a significant resource for the research community. In fact, several specimens in our collection have sparked the discovery of new species and have been used to study the impacts of climate change and water quality on aquatic communities. Our facility is considered the most comprehensive tool enabling researchers to identify and predict changes in where fishes live and the sizes of their populations throughout Tennessee.

We host school groups, youth campers, student researchers, and scientists. Our staff encourages anyone interested in seeing this important collection to come visit. Learn more about our collection, location, and research opportunities by contacting us at jparris@utk.edu or 865-974-1948 to schedule a visit.

Ecology & Evolutionary Biology

College of Arts and Sciences

569 Dabney Hall
Knoxville TN 37996-1610

Email: eeb@utk.edu

Phone: 865-974-3065

The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Knoxville, Tennessee 37996
865-974-1000

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