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Introduction
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What are whales
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Two groups of whales
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Feeding apparatus
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Anatomy
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Flippers
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Function of Skeletons
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Bone
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Sparky
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Canada Great Drive
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North Sydney Nova Scotia
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Newfoundland
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Finding the bones
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Whale bone soup
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Cleaning methods
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Iceland
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Whale Oil
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Cleaning Process
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Hydrogen Peroxide
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Dorsal Vertebrae
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Humpback Whale
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Vesta
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Missing Pieces
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Carving Foam
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Hydrocal
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Finished Product
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Den Trees
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Giant Anteater
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Free Sculpting
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Whale Teeth
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Casting
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Flying
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Axial
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Sperm Whale
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Skull Mount
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Armature
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Support structures
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Delivery
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Humpback Pavilion
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Sperm Whale Pavilion
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Return trip from Newfoundland
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Cape Ray
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Blue Whale
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Fin Whale
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Pilot whales
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Grey whales
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Grey whale skull
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Thank you
Description:
Explore the challenges and intricacies of displaying whale skeletons in this 48-minute Speaker Series talk by Frank Hadfield from Palcoprep. Delve into the anatomy and feeding apparatus of different whale groups, and follow the journey from bone discovery to finished exhibit. Learn about the meticulous cleaning processes, including the use of whale oil and hydrogen peroxide, and the techniques for carving foam to replace missing pieces. Discover the complexities of mounting giant skeletons, creating support structures, and transporting these massive specimens. Gain insights into the creation of various whale displays, including humpback, sperm, blue, fin, pilot, and grey whales, while experiencing the adventure of collecting and preparing these magnificent marine mammals for museum exhibition.

Building the Perfect Beast - Challenges Associated with Displaying Whales

Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology
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