Digital Collections | AMNH - Get rid of the mosquito poster from campaign to eradicate yellow fever, exhibit: Epidemic! The World of Infectious Disease

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Exhibitions

Phyllanthus niruri specimen from the Canton Christian College Herbarium

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Protegeons-nous contre le SIDA, logo of Ministry of Public Health and Social Affairs, Djibouti

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Homalanthus nutans, found on Fiji Islands, specimen from the Herbarium of Brigham Young University, Epidemic Exhibit, 1999

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Azadirachta indica, found in Ghana, specimen from the Missouri Botanical Garden Herbarium, Epidemic Exhibit, 1999

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Yellow fever mosquito, Hall of Public Health, 1920

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Yellow fever mosquito, model, Hall of Public Health, 1920

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Protegez-vous contre le SIDA poster

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Allosaurus mount after construction, Hall of Saurischian Dinosaurs, 1995

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Wired model of blue jays, constructed for 1985 exhibit: John James Audubon: Science into Art Art

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Yellow Fever Mosquito, model, fifty times natural size, 1920

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Yellow fever mosquito (Aedes calopus), model magnified 50 times

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Cladistic line-up of mammals, including the body outline and skull of the extinct Asian rhinoceros Indricotherium, Hall of Primitive Mammals circa 1994

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