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  1. 2561
    “…A series of articles resulted in a Pulitzer Prize-finalist book, documenting the journey of two of the survivors, with award-winning photographs displayed at a national museum. Redesigned fire safety programs emphasizing escape plans and the dangers of false alarms now targets high school and college students, an often overlooked group, and clinical education programs have expanded to include nursing’s role in disasters, reinforced with a functional exercise. …”
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  2. 2562
    “…We tested genome skimming across a taxonomically diverse selection of 12 marine fish species from the collections of the National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution. …”
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    “…The digital archive of cultural heritage provides new opportunities for the protection of the cultural heritage and the development of online museums. One of the essential requirements for the digitization is to achieve accurate color reproduction. …”
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  4. 2564
    “…Training the Eye: Improving the Art of Physical Diagnosis is an elective fine art-based medical humanities course at Harvard Medical School held at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston that aims to improve skills of observation. …”
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  5. 2565
    “…Here, we employed geometric morphometrics on museum specimens to explore the cranium and mandible morphology of a known hybrid (NHMD MCE 1356) and the cranium morphology of a putative hybrid (NHMD 1963.44.1.4) relative to skull morphological variation in the parental species. …”
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  6. 2566
    “…Anthropologists are often the custodians of long-term unidentified human remains though their positions as curators of university or museum skeletal collections. Various factors decrease the solvability of these legacy cases including the passage of time, the loss of provenience for specific cases, and lack of documentation or case records. …”
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    “…We used a geometric morphometric approach to describe variation in claw shape and then compared the claws of contemporary lizards to those of museum specimens collected approximately 40 years ago, finding that claw morphology has not shifted over this time. …”
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  9. 2569
    “…This suggests the intended performance is achieved in the short term but its long-lasting effects and its assimilation to become an icon in the Museum Park or even the City of Rotterdam will be tested with time. …”
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  10. 2570
    “…We used nine mitochondrial and nuclear genes, complete mitogenome sequences, and a comprehensive morphological examination including published data, our own field observations, and museum specimens, to study its relationship to other species in the group. …”
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    “…Information on body measurements and skeleton structure were collected, and genetic analyses were also conducted on these sharks and on museum specimens previously identified as African angel sharks. …”
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  13. 2573
    “…We used nest records from Cornell’s NestWatch program and various museum databases and weather station data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. …”
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    “…Eighty-eight independent species occurrence records were gathered from field surveys, literature records, and museum collections. These current and historical records were analysed in relation to bioclimatic variables (WorldClim), altitude (SRTM) and minimum distance to larger water resources (Digital Chart of the World). …”
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  16. 2576
    “…Despite its status as a developing nation, South Africa has a relatively strong history of marine taxonomic research and maintains comprehensive and well-curated museum collections totaling over 291,000 records. …”
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  17. 2577
    “…In contrast to single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) and genotyping-by-sequencing methods, they are readily typed in samples of low DNA quality/concentration (e.g. museum/non-invasive samples), and enable the quick, cheap identification of species, hybrids, clones and ploidy. …”
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  18. 2578
    “…It also will help taxonomists and curators to discover and process the millions of “gems” of undescribed species hidden in museum accessions. SUMMARY: Our proposal suggests creating virtual, high-resolution image resources that will, for the first time in history, provide access for expert scientists as well as students and the general public to the enormous wealth of the world’s natural history collections. …”
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  19. 2579
    “…Sediment and water samples were collected at two distinct aquatic spots: close to the Oceanographic Museum (P1), in Rio Grande City, and on São Lourenço Beach (P2), in São Lourenço do Sul City, southern Brazil. …”
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  20. 2580
    “…METHODS: Data were collected from 638 participants (n = 254 children and n = 384 adults) at the Museum of Science, Boston (MOS) and from 18 4- to 8-year-olds at the Motor Development and Motor Control Laboratories. …”
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