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    • Bedrock
      • Rocks
      • Minerals
    • Surficial deposits
      • Sediment
      • Landslides
      • Ice-age geoheritage
      • Quarries
    • Water
      • Rivers
      • Lakes
      • Glaciers
      • Geothermal heat
    • Volcanic activity
    • Geomorphology
    • Fossils
      • Plant fossils
      • Animal fossils
    • Geoconservation
    • Natural hazards
      • Avalanches and landslides
      • Volcanic hazards
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    • Vegetation
    • Habitat types
      • Terrestrial habitat types
      • Freshwater habitat types
      • Coastal habitat types
    • Flora
      • Vascular plants
      • Mosses & liverworts
      • Green algae
    • Fungi
    • Lichens
    • Red Lists and protection
    • Invasive plant species
    • Pollen
  • FAUNA
    • Mammals
    • Birds
      • Breeding birds
      • Visitors
      • Bird populations
      • Birdlife changes
      • Protection and human use
      • Important bird areas
    • Land invertebrates
    • Marine animals
    • Red Lists and protection
    • Invasive animal species
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      • Geological Collections
      • Drill Core Library
      • Plant and Fungi Collections
      • Animal Collections
    • Taxonomy
    • Loans and sampling policy
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      • Conditions and terms of use
    • Monitoring and Research
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      • Acta Botanica Islandica
      • Fjölrit Publication Series
      • Bliki: Journal on Icelandic Birdlife
      • Research reports
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      • Older publications
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