Two come to mind, the anniversary Darwin exhibit that was in DC at the Natural History Museum and the other one that is a perminate display is at the Houston Museum(I think of Natural Science). The Houston display is cool because you walk through time. It doesn't hit you over the head but lays out the eons from Stromatolites on ward with fossils, video displays, and artist renditions ancient animals. I would say the layout is even better than the Natural History Museum in London.


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On Tue, Dec 3, 2013 8:19 AM CST Callomon,Paul wrote:

>Folks,
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>I'd like you all to tell me about your favorite museum exhibit on evolution. Where is/was it (it can be extinct now [har!] but pictures and information about it should still be available), and why is it great? You can also nominate stinkers, but explain why they stink.
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>Regards,
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>Paul Callomon
>Collection Manager, Malacology, Invertebrate Paleontology and General Invertebrates
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