She has a wide knowledge of natural history.
The collection includes natural history specimens, Maori artifacts, and social history.
You can learn astronomy in a lifetime, natural history in three, literature in six.
Taxonomists at work in museums of natural history still find as yet unnamed specimens among the collections of preserved specimens.
Michael ryan , curator of vertebrate paleontology for the cleveland museum of natural history , published the discovery in this month ' s journal of paleontology.
This particular trend is regarded as one of the major developments in the presentation of natural history in the twentieth century.
Now I maintain that this bold metaphor is admirable, and the natural history of the stage has no occasion on a day of allegory and royal epithalamium to take exception at a dolphin who is son to a lion.
He spent his life popularizing natural history.
She has an encyclopedic knowledge of natural history.
His bent for natural history directed him towards his first job.
The natural history of the Hawaiian island chain clearly shows the movement of the Pacific plate over a fixed plume.
It is considering a number of ways of using its collections of photography, weaponry, orientalist art, natural history, Mughal jewellery, stamps and traditional costumes.
Ants have fascinated philosophers, writers and naturalists for thousands of years. But the past decade has seen a flurry of detail emerge about the natural history of the insects.
the natural history of the Gobi desert
The wilderness is a living museum of natural history.
Working out bird migration patterns was one of the triumphs of natural history.
But there's another reason why, at the very highest and most demanding of levels in society, men have a natural advantage - and it's one we've seen in countless natural history TV documentaries.
The "natural history" pieces include the sharks in formaldehyde that first caught Mr Saatchi's eye over 20 years ago and made Mr Hirst's name as an explorer of death and fear.
Birds are catalogued under natural history.
They are investigating the autecology and natural history of rare species.
In the late nineteenth century, ecology began to grow into an independent science from its roots in natural history and plant geography.
a natural history programme on TV
As natural history concept in western subject classification was introduced to China in modern times, new textbooks and dictionaries on natural history were published.
Whether he likes art, natural history, or wax figurines, there is sure to be a museum for him in your city.
How did Marx and Engels reveal the natural history?;
In addition to many fine art museums, visit the natural history museums and many smaller museums of American Indian history, Black history, musical instruments, coins, folk art and others.
He was very much into natural history. He was into natural resource reserve.
Their thesis is that, far from arriving at the idea of human evolution from his studies of natural history, Darwin took as one of his starting points the diversification of humanity into "races".
"Horns have been appearing in London at these natural history sales," says Martin, "and before, the price used to be quite now, they're paying up to a $100,000 for a pair of black rhino horns.
He taught Irene botany and natural history.
Main has succeeded remarkably well in tracing some of the fundamental lines of a "natural history" of the law.
He seems there to be a kind of anthropologist writing a natural history.
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