1. Schools regularly bring children to the beach for natural history lessons.

2. He spent his life popularizing natural history.

3. He has written a natural history of Scotland.

4. She has an encyclopedic knowledge of natural history.

5. The Natural History Museum is a super place for kids.

6. Let's bend our way to the Museum of Natural History.

7. Cuvier wanted to turn natural history into a science that would rank with physics and chemistry.

8. His bent for natural history directed him towards his first job.

9. In natural history the careful observer and recorder was very important in the advance of the science.

10. A ￡5m development appeal launched yesterday by the Natural History Museum has already raised ￡2.5m.

11. Because of the peculiar natural history of these hosts, the relative importance of horizontal and vertical transmission differs among parasite species.

12. But the investigation, on natural history lines, has been prosecuted with a large measure of success.

13. She is giving a lecture about the natural history and ecology of the sea shore.

14. We walked toward the natural history museum.-What happened between you and Jessica, Brice? he asked.

15. Myth is nothing but natural history, plus human history, in time-disguised and faith-distorted form.

16. The book is by far the best general reference on natural history.

17. We went to see the dinosaur skeletons in the Natural History Museum.

18. The Museum has a permanent exhibition depicting the social and natural history of the Daventry area.

19. For the rest of the time, we talked only of natural history and local gossip, and got on very well.

20. Curiously enough, she had never seen a newt before. Natural history was not her strong point.

21. This adversity he turned to good advantage, for here was time to devote to his beloved natural history.

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22. These results have important implications for the understanding of the natural history of gastro-oesophageal reflux disease.

23. He demonstrated that it was possible to convert amateur natural history into professional zoology by the straight forward device of quantified observation.

24. He gives us a cornucopia of masterful species portraits and by far the best general reference on natural history.

25. This particular heritage may be a millstone around the neck of scientific natural history.

26. In side rooms Beuys adopts the conventions of the geological or natural history museum rather than the gallery.

27. But more important than these human aspects is the virtually untarnished natural history of the refuge.

28. The historical theme extends to cover local canals, bridges, floods, natural history and archaeology.

29. So far, no prospective study has been performed to investigate the natural history of gastric metaplasia.

30. But it was Wolf who succeeded best in the nineteenth century in bringing drama into natural history illustration.

1. Schools regularly bring children to the beach for natural history lessons.

31. One of the greatest comprehensive collections of the decorative arts, natural history, geology and technology in the United Kingdom.

32. Museums also helped to focus attention on the time dimension in natural history by displaying spectacular collections of fossils.

33. If they were not, bird-watching and natural history museums would each go out of business.

34. Natural History Museum: $ 25 million museum expansion, due to begin in spring for completion in 2000. 12.

35. What is striking about natural history illustrations is sometimes their longevity.

36. Sheffield has a very active Natural History Society, which has accumulated a good knowledge of this city's fauna.

37. Flett, an Orcadian, had taken medical and natural history degrees at Edinburgh, having studied geology under J. Geikie.

38. Her passion for natural history became increasingly fashionable in polite society during the 17605.

39. The first pictorial record of flowers from a sixteenth-century garden marks the highlight of this sale of travel and natural history books.

40. He regarded field-work as of fundamental importance in the study of natural history.

41. He also collected natural history curiosities and plants before the appointment ended with the Duke's death.

42. Our knowledge of the basic natural history of some groups is still lamentable.

43. Much has been learnt about the natural history of coronary disease since 1945.

44. For the moment let us simply note that natural history may have important ritual implications.

45. Birds are catalogued under natural history.

46. The wilderness is a living museum of natural history.

47. He taught Irene botany and natural history.

48. The Natural History Museum has an exhibit on archaeology.

49. We visited a museum of natural history.

50. Objective To analyse the natural history of brain arteriovenous malformations ( AVM ) whose first symptom was haemorrhage.

51. As natural history concept in western subject classification was introduced to China in modern times, new textbooks and dictionaries on natural history were published.

52. The WPY competition, now in its 45th year, is owned by BBC Wildlife Magazine and London's Natural History Museum.

53. The Natural History Museum is to harness public curiosity about the almost infinite variety of carnal knowledge with an exhibition that lays out toe-curling truths about wild sex.

54. Pliny was a Roman who lived in the first century and wrote something called the Natural History.

55. The kyphotic deformity is frequently attributed to "poor posture" resulting in delayed diagnosis, and treatment indications remain debated because the natural history has not been clearly defined.

56. A radiolarian, a type of zooplankton, is seen magnified 250x in this image made by Raymond Sloss of the Northamptonshire Natural History Society in Northampton, UK.

57. Asked for an independent comment, French biologist Gilles Boeuf, president of the Museum of Natural History in Paris, said the question of a new extinction was first raised in 2002.

58. At New Yorks American Museum of Natural History recently, you could have helped make bone-by-bone reproduction of the museum's stegosaurus , a beast that lived 200 million years ago.

59. On his days off, he takes them to the Museum of Natural History or the Planetarium.

60. Mendel presented his ideas in 1866 in a scientific paper published by the Brunn Society for Natural History.

61. Field Museum is one of a handful of the world's great natural history museums.

62. Michael Ryan, curator of vertebrate paleontology for the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, published the discovery in this month's Journal of Paleontology.

63. The collection includes natural history from penguins to the extinct giant moa, fish, birds, and insects.

64. Chicago’s Field Museum of Natural History has delighted children since 1893 with its diverse zoological collections and cultural anthropology exhibits.

65. Book Reviews: 1. Uromastyx. Natural History, Captive Care, Breeding 2. The Amphibians and Reptiles of the Western Sahara 3. Guide to the Amphibians and Reptiles of Japan.

66. But here, as in natural history , many compromises are reached between archetypal series and symbolic structures.

67. The latest study was carried out by the Department of Anthropology at the Smithsonian natural history museum in Washington.

68. In the current issue of Natural History, Yale Professor (of psychology) Frank A. Beach tells how lower primates can learn to love money; some even turn into subhuman capitalists.

69. Peter Forey is curator of fossil fishes at the Natural History Museum.

70. Rob has also been a guest lecturer at Cambridge University and has been awarded prizes for his presentations from the Palaeontological Association and the Natural History Museum, London.

71. "I support the concept of a widespread ancestral species, Homo heidelbergensis, " Stringer, a paleontologist at the Natural History Museum of London, told Discovery News.

72. The natural history museum have a special exhibition of dinosaur.

73. American New York Natural History Americas Museum mammalogy Manager Ross Macfee said that however such great quantity's species migration substitution is uncommon in the small region's phenomenon.

74. The replica of an Allosaurus fragilis dinosaur is seen 10 July 2007 at the Museum of Natural History in Berlin.

75. The natural history museum(), a single 100003600 million years ago pterodactyl egg mysterious hatch. The whole city is in terror of sky.

76. The natural history museum flourished largely because of her energies.

77. "I am very excited about this paper, not only as a mineralogist but as a teacher and curator," says David Saja of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History in Ohio.

78. This is one of the most important subjects in the whole round of natural history.

79. It should be protected as natural history relic and make the most of its values on geognosy and sightseeing resource.

80. But as with many such suppositions in natural history, no one had ever tested it.

81. Our class is going to visit the Museum of Natural History.

82. The development of universal banking represents an evolutionary process of natural history possessing profound macro-economic background and micro-economic motivation as well as its own motive force.

83. The natural history has been extensively studied in the Pima Indians of Arizona who have a high percentage of their adult population developing type 2 diabetes by age 40.

84. The admittance to the Museum of Natural History is 5 dollars.

85. The museum also contains a vast collection dedicated to natural history and in particular to whales, with a series of interesting sound recordings.

86. "What's striking is how fast the extinction was," says paleontologist Douglas Erwin of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C., a co-author on the paper.

87. But Timmins was able to identify the Sumatran in the photo because he had earlier rediscovered another "lost" specimen—a stuffed Sumatran muntjac collected in 1914—in London's Natural History Museum.

88. "Wow!" says Nina Jablonski, an anthropologist at Pennsylvania State University and author of the book, Skin: A Natural History. "The possibility of preserved australopithecine skin is massively cool."

89. Seeing an organism in its ecological setting permits a very perceptive analysis of its natural history.

90. The natural history of GSA is poor so it is necessary to give GSA aggressive management.

91. The collection includes natural history specimens, Maori artifacts, and social history.

92. This is the page of Department of Cryptogamic Botany , it is a part of Swedish Museum of Natural History.

93. Intracranial aneurysms (ICA) are common extrarenal manifestations of autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD). Their natural history is not completely understood.

94. Artist Dan Harvey works beside a crystal encrusted minke whale skeleton entitled "Stranded" at the Natural History Museum in London May 30, 2006.

95. In addition, goblet cells have been shown to wax and wane over the natural history of BE.

96. "It would have made enough scampi to feed an army for a month—it was giant, and no doubt very tasty," quipped study co-author Derek Briggs, director of the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History.

97. Exhibit the culture of the people of Western Kenya , prehistory, and natural history.

97. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

98. The type specimen is deposited in Beijing Museum of Natural History.

99. Would you like to go to the natural history museum with me?

100. I was listening to the radio where they were talking about a natural history exhibit on the mating habits of wild animals. The word proclivity came up in the conversation more than once.

101. About ten years ago while I was one collegian in college, I was working as one intern at my Universitys Museum of Natural History.

102. A team of geneticists led by Eske Willerslev of the Natural History Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen has sequenced the genome of an Aboriginal Australian man, using a 100-year-old lock of hair.

103. Doubtless open-mouthed themselves, Pitman and Durban — along with a film crew from the BBC Natural History unit — watched as one seal, swept into the water by the orca, swam towards the humpbacks.

104. Dr Dobson came up with the theory while reading a book by Richard Fortey, the Natural History Museum palaeontologist.

105. This is the page of Department of Phanerogamic Botany , it is a part of Swedish Museum of Natural History.

106. Klaas Post of the Natural History Museum of Rotterdam in the Netherlands discovered the ancient whale's fossils on the last day of a brief fossil-hunting expedition in 2008.

107. He says it's a 20-year pertinacity that began in the mid-1960s, while he devised a prototype of a excellent blue because the Museum of Natural History in New York.

108. Positions which seem to take you into a natural History Museum.