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With more than four million artifacts and specimens,
the University of Colorado Museum of Natural History houses one of the most extensive and respected natural history
collections in the Rocky Mountain and Plains regions, making it one of the
top university natural science museums in the country.
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What's In a Name?: Understanding the World of Plants
This exhibit examines the very human endeavor of placing names on the flowers, grasses, and tress with which we share our world. |
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Kate BREAKEY. {small deaths}...
from the collection of the Wittliff Gallery of Southwestern & Mexican Photography, Texas State University-San Marcos. A collaboration between the CU Art Museum and the Museum of Natural History. |
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Inuit Voices in a Changing World
Learn about Arctic climate and how scientific research and Inuit knowledge work together to illuminate our understanding of climate change. Audio program available via podcast or on your cell phone. |
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