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Lesser frigate bird

Fregata ariel

AV5700

Southern giant petrel

Macronectes giganteus

AV8224

Emeus crassus

Taoka Māori

D27.1318

Top part of a moa skull.

Java man

Homo erectus

D53.859

Australopithecine

Australopithecus africanus

D68.2580

Striped marsh frog

Limnodynastes peronii

VT011

Australian green tree frog

Litoria caerulea

VT012

North American bullfrog

Lithobastes catesbeianus

VT013

Elephant seal

Mirounga leonina

VT099

Sagittal transection of an Elephant seal skull. This is the left side of the skull, attached to an exhibition base.

Macaque

Macaca

VT133

Macaque monkey skull, with the jaw tied in place.

Leopard seal

Hydrurga leptonyx

VT184

Saggital transection of a Leopard seal skull. This is the left side of the skull, attached to an exhibition base.

Green and golden bell frog

Litoria aurea

VT2248

Tall historic glass jar with a series of tadpoles of various ages, arranged in age order to show the development of a frog.

Javanese flying squirrel

Iomys horsfieldii

VT2330

Pocket gopher

Thomomys bulbivorus

VT2333

Pocket gopher

Thomomys bulbivorus

VT2334

Speckled ground squirrel

Spermophilus suslicus

VT2335

Mongoose lemur

Eulemur mongoz

VT2382

Mongoose lemur mounted in a crouched walking position on a branch attached to a historic wooden base, with all four limbs contacting the branch. Its head is turned toward its right side so it is looking forward, and its tail is hanging down in a loose C-shaped curve toward its head.

Collared brown lemur

Eulemur collaris

VT2383

Collared brown lemur mounted in a crouched sitting position on a branch attached to a historic wooden base, with three limbs contacting the branch. Its left hind leg is hanging down off the branch and its head is turned toward its left side. The tail is hanging down in a loose C-shaped curve toward its head.

Indri

Indri indri

VT2384

Indri mounted in an upright climbing position on a vertical branch attached to a historic wooden base, with all four limbs contacting the branch. Its left hand is higher than its head, and its right leg is closest to the base. Its head is turned toward its right side.

Orangutan

Pongo pygmaeus

VT2420

Young orangutan mounted in a crouched standing position on a manufactured stone-look historic base. Forelimbs are stretched out in front and contacting the base, and head is pushed forward and facing forward.