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CATEGORIES:Informational & Tours, Free
SUMMARY:Duke Lemur Center Museum of Natural History Open House
LOCATION:1013 Broad Street (NOT the main DLC campus), Durham, NC  27705  
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Looking for a fun free activity this Saturday? Check out the DLC Museum of 
 Natural History's monthly open house! \n\nTake a look at the DLC's expansiv
 e fossil collection and our exhibit showcasing the evolutionary journey of 
 lemurs and humans!\n\nThe DLC Museum of Natural History (DLCMNH) is a resea
 rch collection used to understand our evolutionary journey as primates. Pri
 mates are the group of mammals that includes lemurs, monkeys, apes, and hum
 ans. For more than forty years, museum scientists have conducted fieldwork 
 around the world, targeting major branches in the primate family tree for d
 eeper exploration. Our collection includes 55 million year-old, lemur-like 
 primate fossils from Wyoming; 37 to 28 million year-old anthropoid fossils 
 from Egypt; 19 to 7 million year-old ape fossils from Egypt and India; 13 m
 illion year-old New World monkeys from Colombia; and 10,000 to 500 year-old
  lemur fossils from Madagascar.
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