Usually, one sees displays of specimens or reconstructions, sometimes with explanations of evolutionary processes, but very little on the science behind them.
Next morning we spot more moose before visiting Thorbjörn's headquarters and wildlife display of stuffed specimens.
(As several readers have pointed out, "Bodies: The Exhibition" has no affiliation with "Body Worlds," a traveling display of human specimens.
The peepholelike presentation of the piece, which is mounted on a pedestal in a tall glass vitrine, might seem more appropriate for a display of insect specimens than a work of contemporary art.
In another showcase, one of the case studies reported in The Origin of Species, the Viola Tricolor and the bumblebee, was shown through the display of the natural specimens and the original Darwinian description.
The Jianguo Week-End Flower Market features professional growers and amateur enthusiasts putting on a gorgeous display of their prize specimens in two hundred booths that line the market.
The show also features how-to books about shelving and organization and the catching and displaying of natural specimens, as well as tour guides and travelogues, since cabinets of curiosities frequently became important local attractions.
He has built a professional career out of casting a rationalist's eye over some of the wackiest beliefs that humanity has to offer.But his latest book is more than just a display case full of specimens collected by a man fascinated by the paranormal.
This exercise is structured as a matching activity with a table of morphological characteristics and their ecological interpretations (Table 1), followed by a series of specimen photographs displaying a corresponding morphological feature (Figure 4).
Through May 30, "The Butterfly Conservatory: Tropical Butterflies Alive in Winter," a walk-in display of hundreds of live specimens.
"The hall was more of a display of our meteorite collection, organized by classification of specimen types.
