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Behind the scenes in 3 specimen preservation departments of the Natural History Museum, London
The Grant Museum‘s annual outing for 2016 was a visit behind the scenes at the Natural History Museum in some of its specimen preservation departments, guided by six experts in their field. We were divided up into groups of about ten, including Jack Ashby … Continue reading