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fishes, gemstones, invertebrate animals, lichens, mammals, minerals, mosses, palaeobotany material, reptiles, rocks, vascular plants, and vertebrate fossils. In addition these specimens, the museum's collection also includes a collection of art and film pertaining to natural history, audio recording of animal behaviours, and animal models; the latter two typically employed in the museum's exhibitions. As of February 2017 the museum's collection includes over 14.6 million specimens, forming the largest collection of biological specimens in Canada. Although a number of these items are on display in its exhibitions, many of these specimens are held at an off-site storage facility, the Natural Heritage Campus in Gatineau, Quebec. The off-site facility holds over 3.1 million accessioned lots representing more than 10.6 million specimens. As of 2014, approximately 22 per cent of the accessioned lots have been digitized and may be viewed through an online database. Since 2001, there were approximately 43,000 specimens added to the museum's collections annually; acquired primarily through fieldwork by staff, research associates and other collaborators.
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The building includes three environmentally controlled "pods," housing 42 individual collection rooms and nine documentation rooms. More than 3,000 cabinets are used in the facility's storage spaces to house the museum's specimens. To help preserve the specimens, none of the storage facilities share
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The construction of the Queens' Lantern formed a part of a larger rehabilitation project undertaken by the museum between 2004 and 2010, including a 2,300 square metres (25,000 sq ft) partially below-grade expansion to the south of the building, which included laboratories, the shipping and
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passed an act that enabled the GSC to establish a museum to exhibit items found from its geological and archaeological field trips; with the museum initially established in Montreal. In 1877, the museum mandate was formally expanded to include the study of modern fauna and flora, in addition to human
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Collecting efforts by the Canadian Museum of Nature forms a part of the museum's core mandate, with the collection intended to be used to facilitate "interest in, knowledge of and appreciation and respect for the natural world." The museum's collection includes algae, amphibians, birds, bryophytes,
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The Natural Heritage Campus houses the museum's administrative offices, scientific facilities, and collection storage. Situated in Gatineau, Quebec, the 76 hectares (190 acres) campus was opened by the museum in 1997. The building itself is 20,478 square metres (220,420 sq ft), and offers
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The museum also operates a library and archive at the Natural Heritage Centre. The library contains over 35,000 books, 2,000 periodic titles, museum publications, and microfilms relating to natural history. The museum's archives contain three collections: archival records relating to the museum; a
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in the museum's Fossil Gallery was the first specimen to be mounted in a Canadian museum; having been acquired by the museum in 1912 and on display since 1913. The other permanent exhibitions include Nature Live, a gallery that houses live arachnids, insects and other invertebrates; and the Water
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gifted to Canada by the United States is on display in the Earth Gallery. The Fossil Gallery is another permanent exhibition that contains fossils from dinosaurs, mammals, and marine animals from approximately 35 to 85 million years ago; including over 30 nearly complete sets of dinosaur skeletons
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The building is the first purpose-built museum building erected in Canada. The federal government authorized the construction of the building in 1901, in honour of Queen Victoria; with construction for the building taking place between 1905 and 1911. After its completion, the building housed the
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in 1881. In 1911, the museum relocated to the Victoria Memorial Museum Building. Initially, a natural history museum, the institution later expanded to include an anthropology and human history department; with the institution renamed the National Museum of Canada in 1927. The departments of the
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collection includes over 133,000 specimens and forms the world's largest collection of herpetological specimens that originate from Canada. The museum also holds the largest collection of Arctic plant specimens from Canada; with over 100,000 Arctic plant specimens forming part of the National
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was similarly mistaken for a different species when its fossils were first delivered to the museum in 1958; with museum researchers later discovering the fossil was a new species after removing it from the plaster field during the 1990s. In 2015, the museum received over 60 specimens of the
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the structure was built on, resulting in the original tower's removal several years after the building opened. A glass and steel tower erected in the place of the former central tower was built between 2004 and 2010. The new central tower, named the
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216 million dollars on expanding and renovating the Canadian Museum of Nature. Construction for the rehabilitation project was done in phases, with large portions of the existing structure removed and demolished for renovations. On 22 May 2010,
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to build a new building for the museum by 1896. Preliminary plans for a new building were drawn up by 1899, although work on the building did not begin until 1906. In the following year, management of the museum was assumed by the
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The permanent exhibitions at the museum include the Bird Gallery; with over 500 specimens mounted throughout the gallery, representing over 450 species. Several diorama backgrounds featured in the Bird Gallery were painted by
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in 1950. In 1956, the museum was split into two branches, one focused on natural history and another on anthropology. The mandate of the museum was later expanded when the National Museum of Canada assumed management of the
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The Victoria Memorial Museum Building in Ottawa houses the museum's exhibitions and galleries and other public programs operated by the museum. The building is located on a 3.6 hectares (8.9 acres) property is located in
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In 1968, the branches of the National Museum of Canada were split into separate museums. The Canadian Museum of Nature originated from the natural history branch of the museum, initially incorporated as the
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The museum's collection contains over 14.6 million specimens of the natural world, several of which are displayed in its permanent exhibitions. The museum also hosts and organizes several
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The museum has seven permanent exhibitions at its Victoria Memorial Museum Building. In addition to its permanent exhibitions, the museum also hosts and organizes several
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The building initially included a central tower at its entrance. However, the original tower caused the building to "sink" as the original design did not account for the
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houses the museum's exhibitions and public programs, while its administrative, research and collections facility is situated at the Natural Heritage Centre in Gatineau.
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was formally opened in May 2010. The 20 metres (66 ft) glass tower houses a butterfly staircase that was installed to improve visitor circulation in the museum.
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to the east. Metcalfe Street's southern and northern portions also terminate north and south of the building as it detours to the east of the property.
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The newest permanent exhibition to be introduced at the museum is the Canada Goose Arctic Experience, with over 200 specimens and artifacts from the
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photograph collection of more than 275,000 slides, photos, negatives, and plates; and an art collection of 1,800 works primarily focused on nature.
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although research conducted by the museum during the 1960s determined that the fossils were a new species of dinosaur. The holotype for the
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The Queen's Lantern at the entrance of the Victoria Memorial building. The glass tower was built during the building's 2004–2010 expansion.
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during the mid-20th century. The Earth Gallery is a permanent exhibition focused on minerals, rocks, and other geological forces. A
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Southeast corner of the building. The entrance to the museum's shipping and receiving bay is visible in the left foreground.
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The Victoria Memorial Museum Building from Argyle Avenue. The building houses the museum's exhibitions and other programs.
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in 2013), while the science and technology branch became the National Museum of Science and Technology (later renamed the
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national museum were later split into separate national institutions, with the natural history department forming the
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Supporting and conducting research into natural history forms a part of the museum's core mandate according to the
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The following year was when the Geological Museum (later renamed the National Museum of Canada) was formed by the
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a wall with the exterior of the building; with a specially sealed corridor surrounding its storage spaces.
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installation provides visitors a sensory experience of the Arctic region, and was designed alongside the
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on display in the exhibition. The Arctic Experience gallery was opened in June 2017, coinciding with the
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The Canadian Museum of Nature operates two facilities. The Victoria Memorial Museum Building in
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in 1958. A history division was established within the museum's anthropology branch in 1964.
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in 1968. The museum adopted its current name in 1990 after it was made its own autonomous
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The first items from the museum's collection originated from the collecting efforts of
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Management of the National Museum was transferred from the Department of Mines to the
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MacClintock, Dorcas (1976). "James Perry Wilson and the Art of Background Painting".
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in the centre of the museum building, providing access to all sections of the museum.
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until 1916. The theatre company was forced to vacate the space after a fire ravaged
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and supports and conducts several research programs relating to natural history.
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dating between 65 and 85 million years old. A fairly complete specimen of an
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The Canadian Museum of Nature originates from the collecting efforts of the
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Between 2004 and 2010, the federal government spent approximately
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Botanical Research in Arctic Canada: Floristics and Systematics
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The interior is also embellished with carved wood and bronze
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from 1911 to 1959. The building's auditorium also housed the
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Between 1972 and 1995, the institution published its own
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specimen from the museum's collection mounted on display
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Visitors examine mineral displays at the museum in 1912
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The museum's collection also includes the skull of an
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The institution operates two facilities in Canada's
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