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Science is for everyone. The museum is dedicated to sharing its research through publications as well as exhibits and events. Explore the links below to learn about our scientific, technical, and popular publications.

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Fort Rock Basin

UO Anthropological Papers

A series presenting original University of Oregon research focused on the archaeology of western North America

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Muensteroceras oweni

Bulletin of the Museum of Natural History

Featuring original research in paleontology, evolutionary biology, ecology, and more

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10,000 Years of Shoes

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