National Museum of Natural History

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Definition

NMNH

National Museum of Natural History (Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC; also New Delhi, India; also seen as NMNHI)

NMNH

Noise-Masked Normal-Hearing

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Many of the newfound plant fossils are of palm, legume, and flowering species that still dominate South America's rain forests, according to study team member Scott Wing, a paleontologist at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.

World's biggest snake lived in first "modern" rain forest 60 mln yrs ... by Asian News International

95 Paperback QE501 A team from the Smithsonian Institution working under the direction of Luhr, who is with the US National Museum of Natural History, have put together a stunning picture book of their home planet.

Earth by SciTech Book News

Van Beek (curator for anthropology emeritus, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution) starts by describing the long history of mud building from the Mesolithic to the present, and gives a strong overview of mud construction, with instructions that tempt readers to try it for themselves.

Glorious mud!; ancient and contemporary earthen design and ... by Reference & Research Book News