ICHTHYOLOGY

FISH MUSEUM

Preserved fish specimens on display in the fish museum.

This aisle displays specimens from the Atlantic Region.

This aisle displays specimens from marine regions.

This aisle displays the taxonomic order of fishes.

These aisles display fish specimens from the Great Lakes Region on the right and the Atlantic Region on the left.

The lab section of the fish museum.

The lab section of the fish museum.

Prepared fish skeletons in the fish museum.

Fish specimens on display in the fish museum.

For the history of this Ichthyology Fish Museum, refer to the following article:

Rush, m.T. 1997. Collection Report: Ichthyology Collection, Institute of Ichthyology, University of Guelph. Wellington County History Vol. 10: 120-121.

If you have comments or suggestions,

please email me (marie Thérèse Rush) at:mrush@uoguelph.ca

Surtout, la pédagogie, c'est la raison qu'on crée des programmes!

Created: October 7, 2001

ICHTHYOLOGY

FISH MUSEUM

Preserved fish specimens on display in the fish museum.

This aisle displays specimens from the Atlantic Region.

This aisle displays specimens from marine regions.

This aisle displays the taxonomic order of fishes.

These aisles display fish specimens from the Great Lakes Region on the right and the Atlantic Region on the left.

The lab section of the fish museum.

The lab section of the fish museum.

Prepared fish skeletons in the fish museum.

Fish specimens on display in the fish museum.

For the history of this Ichthyology Fish Museum, refer to the following article: Rush, m.T. 1997. Collection Report: Ichthyology Collection, Institute of Ichthyology, University of Guelph. Wellington County History Vol. 10: 120-121.

Surtout, la pédagogie, c'est la raison qu'on crée des programmes!

For the history of this Ichthyology Fish Museum, refer to the following article:

Rush, m.T. 1997. Collection Report: Ichthyology Collection, Institute of Ichthyology, University of Guelph. Wellington County History Vol. 10: 120-121.