His colleagues collected several specimens from a shallow lagoon, though he would not say precisely where.
Erin Shirreff (at Lisa Cooley) makes black-and-white photographs in which random blobs of plaster resemble specimens from a natural history museum.
The New Yorker, May 7 , 1955P. 36 Talk story about Dr. Dillon Ripley, the Yale ornithologist who brought back nearly 600 specimens from a 5 month bird-hunting expedition in Indonesia & Netherlands New Guinea.
Many of the other young naturalists tended, boa constrictor-like, to gorge themselves on specimens from a single trip and then spend years digesting them, never setting foot outside their homes again except to collect awards.
Morin and his team at NOAA's Southwest Fisheries Research Center in San Diego decided to investigate and seek specimens from a wider area for testing, and to try to match genetic samples to prove the Japanese claim.
He sent a resident to collect stool specimens from a nearby maternity ward, reasoning that pregnant women were likely to be young and healthy and to have avoided antibiotics.
Over the course of three weeks, the cavers collected more than fourteen hundred bone specimens and a hundred and thirty-seven teeth specimens from a total of at least fifteen individuals.
By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 7 , 1955P. 36 Talk story about Dr. Dillon Ripley, the Yale ornithologist who brought back nearly 600 specimens from a 5 month bird-hunting expedition in Indonesia & Netherlands New Guinea.
Premier Exhibitions, which organized the exhibition and paid $25 million to obtain the specimens from a Chinese company, has insisted that the human remains — all but two of them male — are those of the poor, the unclaimed or the unidentified.
NDT, design calculations and metallurgical analysis were performed on specimens from a collapsed spray drier.
CT scanning of 31 musculoskeletal specimens from a pathology museum was carried out.
