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Rejected to Accepted: E.A.W. Zimmermann’s Geographische Geschichte des Menschen, und der allgemein v
(2026-8-18 23:26)
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When Field Museum librarian Elizabeth McKinley investigated a rare eighteenth-century work by E.A.W. Zimmermann, she uncovered a fascinating story of scientific revision, zoological nomenclature, and a surprising connection to the Field Museum. Now digitised in BHL, Zimmermann’s Geographische Geschichte can be explored alongside the earlier work it superseded and the ruling that secured its place in the scientific record.
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BHL Welcomes Two New Members to Its Executive Committee
(2026-8-14 23:30)
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BHL is delighted to welcome Amanda Boczar and Leora Siegel to two newly created positions on its Executive Committee, bringing new capacity, experience, and perspectives to help guide BHL through ...
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Pioneers of Illinois Natural History: Stephen A. Forbes and Charles Robertson
(2026-8-11 23:30)
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Stephen A. Forbes and Charles Robertson were pioneering scientists whose groundbreaking research continues to influence our understanding of the natural world. Forbes advanced the fields of biolo ...
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Together, We Saved BHL. Now We Need to Sustain It.
(2026-8-5 21:11)
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Together, the BHL community helped secure our independent future. Now we are inviting supporters to become BHL Sustainers and help provide the dependable monthly support needed to keep biodiversi ...
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Not Just Words on a Page: Tasmania’s History in the Papers and Proceedings
(2026-7-29 12:16)
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In 1849, the first volume of the Papers and Proceedings of the Royal Society of Van Diemen's Land launched a tradition of advancing knowledge that continues to this day. Established in 1843, the ...
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Connecting Biodiversity Knowledge: Senckenberg Joins the Biodiversity Heritage Library
(2026-7-22 22:15)
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The Biodiversity Heritage Library welcomes Senckenberg Gesellschaft für Naturforschung as its newest Member. Dr. Jana Hoffmann reflects on how Senckenberg’s specialized libraries will help connec ...
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Collaboration and Dedication: Digitizing Legacy Publications of the Asiatic Society
(2026-7-1 22:15)
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Back in June of 2010, the founding institutions of BHL began a major digitization project that would span the work of 11 years, 9 institutions, 19 people, 40 tickets within BHL’s issue tracking s ...
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The Treasure Between the Covers: Making BHL’s Articles Discoverable and Citable
(2026-6-16 18:30)
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For BHL’s content to be truly useful, individual articles need to be discoverable, citable, and connected to the wider scholarly record. Rod Page explores how BioStor has helped uncover more than ...
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BHL Servers are Moving!
(2026-6-9 23:53)
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The big day is here! BHL's Tech Team is starting the three-week process of moving BHL's technical infrastructure from the Smithsonian data center just outside of Washington, DC, to the Field Muse ...
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Collated and Perfect: Pliny the Elder’s Natural History at the Natural History Museum in London
(2026-6-3 19:15)
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Pliny the Elder’s Natural History is one of the most influential works of the ancient world. This post explores BHL’s 1469 Venice edition, contributed by the Natural History Museum, London a rem ...
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