Extinction: Not the End of the World

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Natural History Museum

Until Sun Sep 8

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Time Out says

Tue Nov 20 2012

Shedding a positive light on extinction, this temporary exhibition suggests that though millions of species have become extinct over the centuries, their demise has actually made space for a huge diversity of life forms that have taken their place. The role of extinction in the evolution of life is explored through exhibits of past species, as well as scientific information on today's endangered animals and the conversation initiatives that aim to support them.

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Natural History Museum

Cromwell Rd, SW7 5BD Hide map/details

Sat Feb 23

£8, £4 concs and children, £21 family ticket, under 4s free.

Address:
Natural History Museum Cromwell Rd
United Kingdom
London
SW7 5BD

Phone:
020 7942 5000
Website:
www.nhm.ac.uk
Opening hours:
10am-5.50pm daily (last adm 5.30pm)
Transport:
Tube: South Kensington
Map
1. Natural History Museum
  - Cromwell Rd
    United Kingdom
    London
    SW7 5BD
  - 020 7942 5000
  - www.nhm.ac.uk
  - 51.496564,-0.176868