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Why do we keep specimens? Andrew Stewart, a scientist at Te Papa, explains
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- Why do we keep specimens? Andrew Stewart, a scientist at Te Papa, explains
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As part of Te Papa's live sunfish science event on 13 Aug 2013, Andrew Stewart explains why museums keep specimens. Andrew describes Te Papa's specimen collection as a library. Specimens are like books: they can be read by scientists time and time again. They can help us to learn not just about sunfish, but about a whole range of topics. Each time you get a book off the shelf, you learn something different and new about the topic. Te Papa website - https://www.tepapa.govt.nz Te Papa collectio...
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