<p> <strong>Abstract</strong> </p> <p> The collections of the National Museums of Kenya (NMK) are rich in mammal specimens; about half of which are rodents, bats and shrews. Unfortunately these are the least known and hence poorly labelled, curated and identified specimens. </p> <p> This project involved a taxonomic training of one research staff of the NMK, who in turn trained colleagues at home to further expand the know-how. </p> <p><strong><br /></strong></p> <p><strong>Training location: </strong><a href="/urls/royal-belgian-institute-natural-sciences-brussels">Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences, Brussels</a></p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p> Read Mr Agwanda's <a href="/gti/gti_calls/grants_awarded/bernard-agwanda-kenya/gti-reports" target="_blank"></a><a href="/gti/gti_calls/grants_awarded/grants_other/bernard-agwanda-kenya/gti-reports">GTI reports</a> to find out more about his received training</p> 2011-10-10T11:03:49Z tag:www.taxonomy.be,2011-10-10:/gti_calls/grants_awarded/grants_other/bernard-agwanda-kenya http://www.taxonomy.be/gti_calls/misc_/CHM2/Site.gif GTI calls tag:www.taxonomy.be,2011-10-10:/gti_calls/grants_awarded/grants_other/bernard-agwanda-kenya/gti-reports 2011-10-10T11:03:49Z ysamyn ysamyn