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Museums and their collections have specially customized databases in order\udto optimally gather and record their contents and associated metadata\udassociated with their specimens. To share, exchange, and publish data, an\udappropriate data standard is essential. ABCD (Access to Biological\udCollection Data) is a standard for biological collection units, including\udliving and preserved specimen, together with field observation data. Its\udextension, EFG (Extension for Geoscience), enables sharing and publishing data\udrelated to paleontological, mineralogical, and petrological objects. The\udstandard is very granular and allows detailed descriptions, including\udinformation about the collection event itself, the holding institution,\udstratigraphy, chemical analysis, and host rock. The standard extension was developed in 2006 and has been used since then by different\udinitiatives and applied for the publication of collection-related data in\uddomain-specific and interdisciplinary portals

History and development of ABCDEFG: a data standard for geosciences