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Description: | The Bell Pettigrew museum holds a wide range of mammal specimens, including some primates and marsupials. Mammal specimens include part and skeletal remains as well as complete examples. Among the mammals represented in the museum are rarer species such as a Himalayan Cat-Bear, an Ethiopian wart-hog and a skeleton of a Malayan Tapir while more well known animals such as rabbits, hedgehogs, rats, common dormice and dogs (in the form of a skeleton of a greyhound) are also on display. Extinct specimens on display include a thylacine (Tasmanian wolf) and St Kilda house-mouse. | Subjects: | SIR D'ARCY WENTWORTH ZOOLOGY THOMPSON mammal | Source: | University of St Andrews | Address: | KY16 9AJ | Contributor: | University of St Andrews | Identifier: | BP:C50 | Language: | en-GB | Relation: | MC:C48 |
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