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Royal visitor examines Australian Museum collections
During his recent visit to Sydney His Royal Highness Prince William of Wales examined specimens from the Australian Museum collection aboard RV Southern Surveyor.
The Southern Surveyor is the Marine National Facility research vessel operated by CSIRO and is regularly used by Australian Museum staff to explore the biodiversity of Australian waters. A variety of fish, molluscs, crustaceans and other invertebrates are held in the Museum collections from these expeditions.
Prince William has studied marine pollution and its effects on coral reefs and indicated that his visit to CSIRO aboard the Southern Surveyor was a 'personal highlight' of his visit.
Dr
Stephen Keable
, Collection Manager, Marine Invertebrates
Last Updated: 16 February 2010
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Belinda Mason
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His Royal Highness Prince William View full size
Belinda Mason
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His Royal Highness Prince William View full size
Belinda Mason
© Courtesy of CSIRO