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    • 100s of tiny gecko bones in a plastic bag waiting for analysis.
    Rights: Lachie Scarsbrook Published 6 April 2022 Size: 800 KB Referencing Hub media

    A menagerie of the minutiae: hundreds of gecko bones are stored in the back shelves of museums waiting for analysis.

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      From the smallest bones come the biggest secrets

      Dr Nic Rawlence tells us about the amazing research by one of his students, who developed a specialised technique that allows scientists to non-destructively extract ancient DNA from various tiny ...

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      Plant collections in museums

      Museums are places or buildings where objects of historical, cultural, artistic or scientific interest are exhibited, preserved or studied. The word ‘museum’ is derived from the Greek word ‘ ...

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      3. Otago

      HD Skinner Lecture – Time travelling through museum ...

      Discover the lost world of prehistoric New Zealand with Associate Professor Nic Rawlence. While much of Aotearoa's wildlife vanished with human arrival, groundbreaking research using ancient DNA ...

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