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| ..Lower Gallery: Bird Art over the Millennia
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Upper Gallery: How Science and Art Overlap |
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| Room 1: Birds as Icons |
Room 6: Science Art as Its Own Category | >|||||
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An Owl as Cave Art |  |
Telling a Story about Birds and Technology |
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| Room 2: Birds as Resources for Human Use | Room 7: Content, Style, and Medium | |||||
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Pelicans and Their Eggs in Ancient Egypt |
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Revealing the Outcome of Human-Animal Interactions |
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| Room 3: Birds as Teaching Tools |
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Mediterranean Auks in an Underwater Cave |
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A Model Caption | |||
| Room 4: Birds as a Means for Understanding Biology | Room 9: From Public to Virtual Venues | |||||
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Predators and Prey on Ancient Greek Money |
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Short-Term Exhibits for Academic Use |
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| Room 5: Birds and Promoting Conservation | Room 10 -- Science Art, Birds, and Nature |
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