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Prevention of biodeterioration in natural history collections : potential trends and future developments
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069 reprint boxes
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Linnie, Martyn J.
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MUSEUM MANAGEMENT AND CURATORSHIP. 2000 v.18, no.3 : 295-300;
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2000
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Natural history collections - Storage and preservation
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Museums - Collections management
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