Wednesday, May 14, 2014. A bit more about the AMNH Exhibit. Many thanks to Dave Hone for posting the great photos from Steve Cohen of the new AMNH Exhibit. I have been meaning to post about the exhibit over a month now, but April-May is the skeletomuscular course in the medical program at USC, so blogging has been on the back burner. As always, there is some vari.

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