A University of Michigan ‘dinosaur nut’ is now in charge of 15M animal specimens

ANN ARBOR, MI — University of Michigan Professor Alison Davis Rabosky is not afraid to touch dead caecilians with her bare hands.

At the UM Museum of Zoology, she pulled the snake-like amphibian, from a jar and explained endless rows of preserved animal specimens.

The collection is filled with rodent bones, hare carcasses, beetles on sticks, porcupine quills and penguin skeletons, among others, like a scene from a scientific-fiction dinosaur movie…

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