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1 - Photographs from Harvey, A P: '100 Years at South Kensington', Bulletin of the British Museum of Natural History (historical) volume 10, part 4
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1 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Mr Beverton and Mr Miles using the computer control display in the 'Ecology in Action' exhibit
2 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Mr Coleman and Mrs Beverton discuss the food chains of the oak woodland and sea shore in the 'Introducing Ecology' exhibition
3 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: 'Introducing Ecology' exhibition
4 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Mr Beverton notes an area of interest in the oak woodland diorama
5 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Cyril Walker and Peter Whybrow on scaffolding moving head of Diplodocus for move to central hall
6 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Cyril Walker and Peter Whybrow dismantle the Diplodocus for move to Central Hall
7 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Cyril Walker dismantles head of Diplocus for move to Central Hall
8 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Museum staff wheeling Diplodocus through Fossil and Reptile Gallery
9 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Group photograph: Diplodocus move
10 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Cyril Walker demonstrates new dinosaur pose
11 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Cyril Walker demonstrates new dinosaur pose
12 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Museum staff measure the Diplodocus from the hang of its head to its base
13 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Cyril Walker dismantles the head of the Diplocus for its move to the central hall
14 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Cyril Walker dismantles the head of the Diplocus for its move to the central hall
15 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Cyril Walker and Peter Whybrow dismantle Diplodocus tail for move to central hall
16 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Cyril Walker and Peter Whybrow dismantle Diplodocus tail for move to central hall
17 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Museum staff wheeling Diplodocus through Fossil and Reptile Gallery
18 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Museum staff wheeling Diplodocus through Fossil and Reptile Gallery
19 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Museum staff dismantling Diplodocus vertebrae for move to central hall
20 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Museum staff wheeling the Diplodocus through Fossil and Reptile Gallery
21 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Museum staff wheeling the Diplodocus in the central hall
22 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Photographer taking pictures of staff member and children on scaffolding at the head of the Diplocus
23 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Cyril Walker and museum staff on scaffolding assisting with Diplodocus move
24 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Cyril Walker and Peter Whybrow assessing tail of diplodocus
25 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Staff member using machinery to assist with Diplodocus move
26 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Museum staff assisting with Diplodocus move
27 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Panoramic view of the Fossil and Reptile Gallery
28 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Street carnival dragon entertaining demonstrators in Trafalgar Sqaure, at Whale rally
29 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Milligan, Spike, Giving a speech at the Whale Rally
30 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: save the whales: a crowd demonstrate in Trafalgar Square
31 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Save the whales: a crowd demonstrate in Trafalgar Square
32 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Save the whales: a crowd demonstrate in Trafalgar Square
33 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Whale rally: Street carvival dragon entertaining demonstrators in Trafalgar Square
34 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Whale rally: Street carvival dragon entertaining demonstrators in Trafalgar Square
35 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Whale rally: Street carnival dragon entertaining demonstrators in Trafalgar Square
36 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Rally for the Whales: demonstrators in Trafalgar Square
37 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: New interior decor for the bookshop
38 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: View of new bookshoop decor
39 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Mr Beverton and Chrysalis talk about the exhibition
40 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Mr and Mrs Beverton talk to Chrysalis the 'Introducing Ecology' exhibition
41 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Mr Beverton talking to guest at the 'Introducing Ecology' exhibition
42 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Mr Beverton talks to Chrysalis about the 'Introducing Ecology' exhibition
43 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Dr Hedley welcoming guests to the new 'Introducing Ecology' exhibition
44 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Radford, Winifred
45 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Arthur Hayward points the way as Dinornis is given the finger tip test
46 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: One-fifth scale model of Diplodocus made by J F Coppinger
47 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Photographers caputre Arthur Hayward applying cosmetic touches to Tyrannosaurus model
48 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Triceratops model eyes his apprehensive visitor suspiciously
49 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Creator John Holmes shows his model Tyrannosaurus to a delighted young audience
50 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Film cameraman in action
51 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Arthur Hayward speaking in the demonstration room
52 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Arthur Hayward speaking in the demonstration room
53 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Arthur Hayward speaking in the demonstration room
54 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Arthur Hayward speaking in the demonstration room
55 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Arthur Hayward speaking in the demonstration room
56 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Arthur Hayward applying cosmetic powder to Diplodocus model
57 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Child supporting Hypsilophodon amongst the cavorting Iguanadon, Triceratops and Diplodocus
58 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Photographers caputre Arthur Hayward applying cosmetic touches to Diplodocus model
59 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: School children analyse Diplodocus model
60 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Photographers capture Arthur Hayward applying cosmetic touches to Tyrannosaurus model
61 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: School children marvel at the models that are part of the 'Dinosaurs and their living relatives' exhibition
62 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Triceratops model in the 'Dinosaurs and their living relatives' exhibition
63 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Photographers caputre Arthur Hayward applying cosmetic touches to Tyrannosaurus model
64 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Feathers, Arthur
65 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Woodland decomposer in the food chains exhibit
66 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Make friends with a Natural History Museum T-shirt
67 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Peter Green at an amusing point in his 'Ode to Jim Brown'
68 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Ellen Sprake and Paddy Pile at their switchboard
69 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Jim Brown in his formula one commode 5 HIT for a trial run
70 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Member of the disaster team in full gear at training
71 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: The disaster team absorbing the spillage with sepiolite
72 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Disaster stikes. Staff pouring chemicals on floor for disaster team training
73 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: The disaster team at work in training
74 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: The disaster team in full regalia
75 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: The disaster team in training
76 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Mr Close gives his verdict on the disaster team training exercise
77 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Staff member spraying product on the Terradactyl model
78 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Staff engaging in an exhibit
79 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Dr Hedley receives the Illustrated London News trophy from Lord Charteris of Amisfield on behalf of the museum
80 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Museum of the Year award on display
81 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Children and staff member in the family centre
82 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Mrs Lily Horwell and the Right Honourable Mark Carlisle awarded the Britsih Empire Medal in the 1980 New Year Honours List
83 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Dr Hedley conversing with a gentleman
84 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Dr Hedley presents Imperial Servie Medal to Jim Hall
85 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Photograph of a drawing showing the new 'Hall of Human Biology'
86 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Barry Sutton working on taxidermy and a fox model at Crickleood outstation
87 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Taxidermy owl and landscape model at Cricklewood outstation
88 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Roy Hale working on a model at the Cricklewood outstation
89 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: John Holmes painting a large tree model at the Cricklewood outstation
90 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: John Holmes painting a forest landscape on canvas at Cricklewood outstation
91 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Taxidermy and animal models on top of display cases
92 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: The Bungalow
93 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Tring Zoological Museum
94 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Reg Harris freeze drying a flower arrangement to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee
95 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Military helmet reads 'The Final Solution: Ruislip'
96 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Gentlemen at press preview for the new ecololgy exhibition
97 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Gathering of museum medalists
98 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Mr Jim Hall with guests on the day he receives the Imperial Service Medal
99 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Two men conversing with a present in hand
100 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Mr Jim Hall with guests on the day he recieves the Imperial Service Medal
101 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Museum staff wheeling giant turtle model through the gallery
102 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Lily Horwell cuts cake celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of the formation of the museum's Whitley Council
103 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Guests attending the reception marking Dr Greenwood's first year as president of the Linnean Society
104 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Dr Sheals attending the reception marking Dr Greenwood's first year as president of the Linnean Society
105 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Dr Ball and Mr W Fry attending the reception marking Dr Greenwood's first year as president of the Linnean Society
106 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Dr and Mrs Greenwood at the Linnean Society reception
107 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Dr Ball and Mr W Fry attending the reception marking Dr Greenwood's first year as president of the Linnean Society
108 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Seashore illustration of animals
109 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Illustrations of woodland animals
110 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Freeze-dried flowers commemorating the Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee
111 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Decorated silver dish with the scene of a king engraved from the 'Wealth of the Roman World' exhibition
112 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Silver bust of a king from the 'Wealth of the Roman World' exhibition
113 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Plate with relief of David slaying a lion from the 'Wealth of the Roman World' exhibition
114 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Exhibit in 'Human Biology'
115 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Exhibit in 'Human Biology'
116 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Exhibit 'Growing' taken from the 'Human Biology' exhibition
117 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Shirley Williams walks around the new 'Hall of Human Biology'
118 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Shirley Williams engaging with museum staff in the new 'Hall of Human Biology'
119 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Shirley Williams talks to Chrysalis
120 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Shirley Williams talks to Chrysalis
121 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Back view of Tring museum
122 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Museum outstation: the Bungalow
123 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: In the marsh
124 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Beetling in the wet
125 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Tom Thumb flowers on display
126 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Photographers taking pictures inside the museum
127 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: "So tell me what you think of it so far?" Dr Hedley enquires of a guest
128 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Gentlemen gathered round a display case
129 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Certificate of the Seventh Annual Children's Science Book Award
130 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Hughes, Winifred Kent
131 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Exterior of museum, showing lawn and part of Exhibition Road
132 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: High level Geoscan lifted off room by crane
133 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Scientist recording field notes on 'Earth Watch' expedition in Nepal
134 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Visitor in Natural History Museum T-shirt
135 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Microscope
136 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Iguanodon bone and Diplodocus chevron bone out on display
137 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Williams, Dr Alwyn, FRS
138 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Fungus foray
139 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Beetling in the wet
140 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Press Officer Phyllis Rowlands and assistant Patricia Bell at work
141 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Sue Runyard, the Museum's new Press Officer, goes over the books with Phyllis Rowlands
142 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Honorary Warder Johnny Morris joins in 'Mitch's early morning role call
143 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Honorary Warder Johnny Morris joins in with the early morning role call
144 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Honorary Warder Johnny Morris talking to a gentleman
145 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Morris, Johnny
146 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Roger Hamilton collecting in the Isle of Sheppey
147 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Large model of a foetus being moved by museum staff
148 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Mahoney, John
149 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Presentation of unknown award
150 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Presentation of unknown award
151 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Presentation of unknown award
152 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Presentation of unknown award
153 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Presentation of unknown award
154 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Presentation of unknown award
155 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: David Bellamy finds time to chat between signing copies of his book 'Half of Paradise' in the museum bookshop
156 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Newly elected deputy keepers of the Department of Palaeontology
157 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Caddis fly in Miocene amber from Dominca
158 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Caddis fly in Miocene amber from Dominca
159 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Newly elected deputy keepers of the Department of Palaeontology
160 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Princess Chulabhorn of Thailand meets Dr Anthony Fincham of the Crustaces section
161 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Back-lit plastic cup in Regents Park Zoo car park
162 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Replacing the dilapidated centrifuge via crane
163 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Replacing the dilapidated centrifuge via crane
164 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Dr Hedley giving a speech at the Museum of the Year award
165 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Haselden, Nigel
166 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Professor T R E Southwood welcoming guests to the 'Origin of Species' exhibition
167 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh greeted at the museum entrance
168 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth II unveiling a plaque marking the centenary of the museum
169 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Dr Hedley greeting Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh inside the museum
170 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Artic beetle
171 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Drawing of a Stegosaurus: winner of the Blue Peter poster competition
172 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Garrett, Charlie
173 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Bison jaw displayed on black mount
174 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Christmas carols in the central hall
175 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Ariel view of the museum to highlight the location of The War Room
176 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Ariel view of South Kensington including the museum
177 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: The War Room today with the original concrete walls preserved and new mechanised storage
178 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Southwood, Professor T R E, FRS
179 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Two members of staff playing sports
180 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Convoy at the Tropic of Cancer
181 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Staff gathered in the central hall celebrating the centenary of the museum
182 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Jenny Bevan holding some Askja pumice in Iceland
183 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Cyril Walker and Alison Longbottom excavating at Samit
184 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Buglear, Mr Bill
185 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Cake of the museum to represent the centenary celebration
186 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Coach in trouble
187 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: A spectacular natural bridge
188 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: The Middlesbrough Meteortie
189 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Museum centenary open day
190 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Tomkins, Mr Stig
191 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Museum cricket team
192 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Gould, John
193 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Lady on beach looking at dolphin head
194 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: The delicate work of extracting bones from the matrix. Penny Hamilton Waters is using a small electric engraving tool with a fine bit
195 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Penny Hamilton Waters with large specimen of crystalline limestone containing two wolverine jaws amd part of a wolf jaw
196 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: British Museum (Natural History) publications stand at the Barbican exhibition halls, manned by Anne Clancy
197 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Frank Horwell entertains Mr Saunders and his other guests with amusing anecdotes at the party held to celebrate his retirement
198 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Palmer, Alan
199 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Dick Wise and his valiant steed
200 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Dr Ball gave a speech of thanks to Miss Belcher before presenting her with gifts from her many friends in the Department of Palaeontology
201 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Sharing a joke with her old friends Brian Johnston, Peter Green and Jerry Hooker, while Dave Lewis eyes some of the delicious food prepared by the Palaeotology staff
202 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Mr Atkins is presented with his retirement gifts by Tony Harvey
203 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: A set made by model maker Adrian Doyle inspired by Thunderbirds
204 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Mark Crawley (left) and Hugh Pearson (right) digging up coal balls
205 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Peter Bacon at work on museum lifts
206 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Lift engineering at the museum
207 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: The lift shaft viewed from the well
208 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: The lift shaft viewed from the well
209 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Museum lift engineering
210 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Two people dancing
211 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Four members of the Fauna & Flora Preservation Society Birdwatch team
212 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Professor David Bellamy planting a seedling from the Boscabel Oak marking 'Plant a Tree Week'
213 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Skeleton of Eclipse the most famous British thoroughbred racehorse
214 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Mineralogist Alex Bevan photographing a rare orchid in the wild, north of Portee, Isle of Skye
215 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Theya Molleson directs the work at the DK site, Olduvai Gorge, while Mandy Leaky [?] and Paul Henderson [?]catch up on paperwork
216 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Terry Williams [?] with spade working on rocky terrain
217 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Man with spade working on rocky terrain
218 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Theya Molleson administers first aid to a bone sample in Olduvai Gorge
219 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Johnston, Agnus
220 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: "Can anyone beat this?"
221 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Dr Martin Pickford (National Museum of Kenya) gives Paul Henderson and Terry Williams a hand, sampling hot spring waters in the Kanam/Kanjera area, Kenya
222 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Dinner in the Wangcang Hilton
223 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: 'Our site... on a hillside above peasant farmhouse...', complete with rubble tip, well-worn path, box-making on the 'patio' and a store of cocoons and crates
224 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: The bone-bed in the middle of the site
225 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Ron Croucher [?] tries a modification of the Chinese 'coffin' method
226 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Hayward, Arthur
227 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Couper, Mr A J
228 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Newman, Mr D S
229 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Moore, Mr Len
230 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Black state car outside the museum
231 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Lemmings Rugby Football Club
232 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Flywheel and cables
233 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: The Laserblade machine
234 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Man standing next to 'Acid Development of Vertebrae Fossils'
235 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Steve Pollock and Ann Clancy at work in the new centre
236 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Two men on a field at a sporting event
237 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Steve Pollock and Ann Clancy at work in the new centre
238 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Man outside marquee
239 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: A hot time down under
240 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Millar, Eva Zielinska-
241 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Scare of Lamprey scars
242 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Man on some kind of moveable machinery at a function
243 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: The amber pendant
244 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Museum staff with duck and ducklings in a courtyard
245 - Illustrations from Chrysalis Magazine: Museum exhibit titled 'Spore Form in the Entolomataceae (Fungi)'
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