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<table-wrap position="float" cols="4">Table 6.7    Animals in collecti
+ons.
<thead>Animal group    Secondary group    Type of specimens in natural
+ history collections    Derived materials found in museum collections
+</thead>
<tbody>Invertebrates    With hard parts (mollusks, corals, etc.)    Dr
+y shells, wet-preserved animals    Pearls, shell (M-of-p), coral, spo
+nges
Invertebrates    Insects    Pinned or mounted dry insects, wet    Butt
+erfly wings, beetles (scarabs)
Vertebrates    Mammals    Study skins, pelts, mounted specimens (taxid
+ermy), whole or partial skeletons, teeth, wet-preserved animals, part
+s, or stomach contents, eggs, nests    Ivory, ruminant horn, rhino ho
+rn, antler, bone, claws, skin (leather, vellum), hair (bristles, quil
+ls, fur) hooves
Vertebrates    Fish    Whole or partial skeletons, teeth, wet-preserve
+d animals, parts, or stomach contents    Scales
Vertebrates    Reptiles and amphibians    Study skins, mounted specime
+ns (taxidermy), whole or partial skeletons, wet-preserved animals or 
+parts    Tortoise shell, teeth, skin
Vertebrates    Birds    Study skins, mounted specimens (taxidermy), wh
+ole or partial skeletons, wet-preserved animals or parts    Feathers,
+ down, beaks, feet</tbody></table-wrap>

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