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Visitors to the Museum were once greeted by some amazing natural history specimens, including these giraffes. But when and how did they arrive here? 🦒🏛️
Archivist Francesca Hillier details her detective work in this video: https://t.co/Toq1WN4Dye
"Spongiaires de la mer Caraïbe" (1864) included 25 hand-colored lithographs based on drawings made from living specimens - which was important as sponges change color & shape when removed from water. View the #SciArt in #BHLib via @AMNH https://t.co/0Mt5N6ELVU #SpongeThursday
Look @silverlakeshore! New to @Flickr per your request: "Specimens of the flora of South Africa" via@mobotgarden https://t.co/d1N1sV16BO
Turns out, those embossed plastic labels on museum specimens are really useful when trying to ID your CT scans! @runflyjump @gimpasaura
Christopher Dresser, designer and botanist, sent specimens to the Kew Museum of Economic Botany in 1860. Great @KewMobileMuseum moment!
J.D.Hooker's final expedition - to U.S. - resulted in collection of ~1,000 specimens. Summary of trip: https://t.co/8xnKcsT2i2 #JDHooker2017
J.D.Hooker collected ~150,000 specimens during 4-year Himalaya expedition, incl. many rhododendrons https://t.co/ifOyoMZW22 #JDHooker2017
'The Cactaceae' reexamined type specimens & original descriptions. It remains definitive text on the family https://t.co/IUSlEzAxbd @NYBG
Day 12 of #MuseumAdvent - ‘The Holly and the Ivy…’, specimens from the Welsh National Herbarium #BotanicMonday
The Specimens 001 https://t.co/kLCF2hIPC6 #illustration #sea #animals
Rare Butterfly Specimens Documented through Splendid Digital Montages https://t.co/1L2ukSCgrw
Selected pages from Specimens of Chromatic Wood Type & Borders#FontSunday #chromatictype @NovoTypo @DesignMuseum
Discovery of new specimens of #livingfossil, explores evolution of scaly-tailed squirrels https://t.co/8Vwe00TxwB
This shell was figured (1860 in publication Thesaurus Conchyliorum).Museum specimens are still used by artists today
'She took specimens off the page'. On Marianne North, botanical art & the studio @kewgardens https://t.co/3Jb5iMYtWs
#OnThisDay in 1846 the Greyhound Inn, Ber St, hosted the 1st canary show in #Norwich featuring 300 specimens! #tweet
Most creative use of the Moriston editable type specimens gets a free 1-5 user license! Go!
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