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The journal Evolution: Education and Outreach promotes accurate understanding and comprehensive teaching of evolutionary theory for a wide audience by featuring multi-authored papers written by teachers and scientists and offering teaching tools.

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The papers in this special issue on Museums and Evolution, ably assembled by our guest editor Dr. Monique Scott (American Museum of National History, New York), offer a fascinating survey of recent experiences of museum educators and scientists as they begin to grapple with the challenges of effective communication of theoretical evolutionary concepts along with the more usual evidence afforded by modern and fossil bones and shells, and now along with molecules, that provide the crucial, convincing evidence that life has had a long, rich evolutionary history on this earth.

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Evolutionary Theory and the Florence Paleontological Collections

Placing Darwin into the heart of the Natural History Museum

Changing Museum Visitors' Conceptions of Evolution

An Alternative Approach: Teaching Evolution in a Natural History Museum Through the Topic of Vector-Borne Disease

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