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University of Cambridge Museum of Comparative Anatomy (1)

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American Museum of Natural History. Dept. of Comparative Anatomy. (1)

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United States National Museum. Division of Comparative Anatomy (0)

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The Department of Comparative Anatomy was created in the United States National Museum (USNM) in 1885. The Department (after 1897 a division in the Department of Biology) was responsible for the preparation and care of the osteological specimens of the Museum. From the early days of the museum collections, separate bone catalogs were kept, distinct from the other specimen catalogs. In addition, a series of vertebrate skulls and skeletons was exhibited in the main hall of the Smit...

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