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work_exlgf3trw5dkflqn2ngowlba74	Fernando E Vega	Explorer Naturalists	2005.0	2	.pdf	application/pdf	1139	76	64	Book Review/Science in the Media The famous Russian writer Vladimir Nabokov once described writing as "a torture at Harvard's Museum of Comparative Natural History, whose collection In a fascinating new book, The Rarest this vast collection in a rarely found the specimen of a common sand dollar, sent the specimen to an echinoid Agassiz, who later moved to Harvard of Natural History, which opened in Origin of Species was published. was in the fi rst scientifi c museum in in the collection, the now extinct bird specimens, including a 35-millionyear-old fossil butterfl y; the largest by John James Audubon in the museum Perhaps the best known specimens at Harvard's Museum of Natural History Harvard's Museum of Natural History Citation: Vega FE (2005) Explorer naturalists. He lives in Silver Spring, Maryland, United States of Pick N (2004) The rarest of the rare: Stories behind the treasures at the Harvard Museum Other specimens presented in 	./cache/work_exlgf3trw5dkflqn2ngowlba74.pdf	./txt/work_exlgf3trw5dkflqn2ngowlba74.txt