Museum research comes off list of endangered species

Declan Butler, Henry Gee and Colin Macilwain

Nature, 1998, vol. 394, issue 6689, 115-116

Abstract: Natural history museums are shaking off their dusty image in a bid to show relevance to contemporary concerns. Central to a revival in their research fortunes is a unique contribution to our understanding of life's complexity.

Date: 1998
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