Hall of Fossils

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The Hall of Fossils is a major exhibition space showcasing prehistoric life through dinosaur skeletons, ancient plants, and other fossilized organisms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fossil exhibition
museum exhibition
natural history gallery
aimsTo communicate scientific research
teach visitors about prehistoric life
contains fossil displays
educatesAbout geological time
prehistoric ecosystems
environment indoor exhibition space
exhibits ancient plants
dinosaur skeletons
fossilized organisms
features fossilized bones
fossilized leaves
fossilized shells
fossilized wood
invertebrate fossils
large vertebrate fossils
plant fossils
focusesOn evolution of life
paleontology
highlights ancient plants
dinosaurs
early mammals
marine reptiles
includes educational labels
interpretive panels
mounted specimens
reconstructed skeletons
scientific illustrations
isDesignedFor museum visitors
public education
school groups
medium physical museum display
presents diversification of species
major extinction events
timeline of life on Earth
purpose preservation of fossil specimens
public outreach
science communication
relatedField biology
earth science
geology
showcases prehistoric life
uses casts of fossils
real fossils

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Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University hasExhibition Hall of Fossils
this entity surface form: Dinosaur Hall
American Museum of Natural History hasExhibition Hall of Fossils
this entity surface form: Hall of Saurischian Dinosaurs
American Museum of Natural History hasExhibition Hall of Fossils
this entity surface form: Hall of Ornithischian Dinosaurs
Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History hasExhibit Hall of Fossils
this entity surface form: Great Hall of Dinosaurs
Houston Museum of Natural Science hasPart Hall of Fossils
this entity surface form: Morian Hall of Paleontology