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Museu Dom Bosco http://www.museu.ucdb.br/ Collection and location information for the archaeological, mineralogical, and zoological remains of the Bororo, Xavante and Carajá tribes of Brazil. In Portuguese and English. Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle http://www.mnhn.fr/index.html France's National Museum of Natural History, in Paris. Web site is mainly in French, but some information is also in English. (Be sure to click on the giraffe on the home page) Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, UC Berkeley http://mvz.berkeley.edu/ Permanent collection presents a historical record of mammals and amphibians, with information about their ecology, evolution and geographic distribution. Also has tissue samples for use in molecular studies of evolution, field notes, topographic maps, photographs of specimens and their habitats, original drawings of specimens, and a collection of natural sounds (primarily bird vocalizations) on tape. Museum of World Treasures http://www.worldtreasures.org/ Established to foster education and understanding of the creativity, arts, religion and culture from the ancients to the present. Includes details of exhibits, gift shop, hours and admission fees, location, and contact information. National Museum of Natural History, Leiden http://www.naturalis.nl/english/index2.html Founded in 1820, the museum's collection spans almost two centuries and includes animal specimens, stones, minerals and fossils. Natural history museum http://www.fr.ch/mhn Features botanical, geographical, geological, mineralogical and zoological collections. Includes hours, library, pedagogic and lending services, and directions. Located in Fribourg, Switzerland. [French, Italian, German and English]. Natural History Museum in Santa Maria, California http://www.naturalhistorysantamaria.com Features displays of birds and animals from woodlands, the Pacific flyway, coastal sea life, bat barn and fossils. Includes membership details, events, photos, newsletter, teachers' corner, volunteer information, and hours. Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, California http://www.nhm.org/ Third largest natural science & cultural history museum in the US, with more than 35 million artifacts and specimens. Animal dioramas, dinosaur and fossil halls, gem and mineral displays, a hands-on Discovery Center and an Insect Zoo. Natural History Museum of Maastricht http://www.nhmmaastricht.nl/ One of Belgium's largest natural history museums, with extensive collections in the geology, palaeontology and flora and fauna of southern Limburg and contiguous areas. Natural History Museum of Montenegro http://www.pmcg.cg.yu Features a history of the facility, details of collections, and projects. [English and Slavic] Natural History Museum of Vienna http://www.nhm-wien.ac.at Includes large photo gallery of exhibits. Nature's Powerhouse Museum http://naturespowerhouse.info/ Environmental Interpretive Centre located, in Cooktown Botanic Gardens, with displays of paintings by Vera Scarth-Johnson, wildlife exhibitions, Hyperreality Images and a cafe. Queensland, Australia. North American Museum of Ancient Life http://www.thanksgivingpoint.com/museum/ Museum in Lehi, Utah that specializes in dinosaurs and ancient life. North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences http://www.naturalsciences.org/ The Southeast's newest and largest natural history museum features live animals, dinosaurs, whales, walk-through dioramas, science education and research. Online tour and activities. Oakland Museum of California http://www.museumca.org Presenting the natural science, history and art of the Golden State. Oregon Museum of Science and Industry http://www.omsi.edu/ The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is located in Portland, Oregon. Pearls http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/pearls/ Exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History. Weaves science, art, literature, history, andjewelry into the story of pearl-forming mollusks. Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum of the Chicago Academy of Sciences http://www.chias.org/ Site has educational information and links related to biodiversity and natural history, particularly of the American Midwest. Pioneer Trails Regional Museum - Bowman, North Dakota http://www.ptrm.org/ The PTRM's paleontology department is renowned for its discovery of the High Dinosaur, the dinosaur closest to extinction. The PTRM conducts field tours where you can dig for dinosaurs and other fossils in the badlands with our expert paleontologists. Roger Tory Peterson Institute of Natural History http://www.rtpi.org/ Offers a variety of exhibitions, programs and special events all designed to encourage an increased awareness and appreciation of the natural world. Includes events and exhibits calendar, hours and admission rates, employment and volunteer opportunities, directions. Located in Jamestown, New York. Royal Ontario Museum http://www.rom.on.ca/ Contains collections in earth and life sciences, decorative arts, archaeology, dinosaurs and artifacts. Includes details of exhibitions and galleries, hours, admission fees and directions. Located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. San Diego Natural History Museum http://www.sdnhm.org Explores the biodiversity and evolutionary history of Southern California and Baja California with research, education, exhibits, and community involvement. Smithsonian Institution - National Museum of Natural History http://www.mnh.si.edu/museum/VirtualTour/ Virtual tour. See and read about dinosaurs, early life, and fossil mammals. Smithsonian Institution Natural History Web http://www.mnh.si.edu/ Extensive information on public exhibits and research collections at the museum in Washington, DC. Sternberg Museum of Natural History http://www.fhsu.edu/sternberg/ Exhibit, admission, and membership information for the Fort Hays State University collection. Hays, Kansas.
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