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Displaying a taxidermy rhinoceros in a museum: the Lisbon conservation approach
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  • 2016‘The Rhino Horn on Display Has Been Replaced by a Replica’: Museum Security in Finland and England15 cited

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  • 2022Application of pH sensors for preventive preservation in storerooms at the Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales (Madrid)1 cited

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