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Other herbaria, most notably in the Netherlands and Sweden, have also put specimens online, but NYBG's is perhaps the most ambitious project yet--it's aiming for 75,000 specimens in the next few years.

For one thing, "we have to communicate a hell of a lot better to the public what is going on when we put their specimens in our biobanks," said Stephen J. O'Brien, a geneticist who runs the Laboratory of Genomic Diversity at the National Institutes of Health.

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He then put the specimen in a plant press similar to the kind used for dried flowers.

"I could hardly believe my eyes and immediately put the specimen back on the shelf in case I dropped it in my excitement!" Also scratched on the inside of the plastron, hidden from McCarthy's predecessors, there was the registration number: 37.8.13.1.

But radiocarbon dating put the specimen firmly in the 1200s, making it the oldest European anatomical preparation known.

"That way I don't have to put the specimen at any more risk than I have to and we still get the data we need," Mossbrucker said.

Put the specimen jar into a waterproof bag labelled with your pet's name, and take it to the vet without delay.

In his Poly-PEDAL Laboratory at Berkeley, Dr Full conducts locomotion studies by putting living specimens on treadmills and recording their movements with high-speed cameras.

When the specimens were put into water the total specimens collapsed.

At the world's largest medical facility, the Texas Medical Center near downtown -- a complex of more than a dozen hospitals and research laboratories -- dozens of volunteers worked furiously today to unload crates of dry ice to cool laboratory specimens put at risk by power failures over the weekend.