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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great guide to the Museum of Natural History exhibits,
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This review is from: Next of Kin: Great Fossils at the American Museum of Natural History (Hardcover)
This is the next best thing to being there! A readable, accessible history of the Musuem of Natural History itself; or rather of its world famous halls of dinosaurs and mammals. After a multimillion dollar facelift the exhibits reflect the latest theories in vertebrate science--and there are some major revisions made. The chapter on Horses is worth the price of the book. Black and white photos of the older mounts are juxtaposed with brilliant color shots of the new, revised versions. The Apatosaurus gets a new head and longer tail, the Tyrannosaurs goes for a run, and the Horses develop in groups. The book's tone reflects the pride the Museum's staff feel in their accomplishments, and it is enough to make one book an immediate flight to New York just to see these marvels--if not 'in the flesh' at least in the round. Highly recommended
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Next of Kin: Great Fossils at the American Museum of Natural History by Lowell Dingus (Hardcover - August 15, 1996)
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