• The Cole Museum of Zoology is owned and managed by the University of Reading . It was established by Professor Francis Cole in 1906 when the University...
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  • The Cole Museum of Zoology is a university museum, part of the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Reading.
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  • About Cole Museum of Zoology. Home to 3,500 specimens with over 400 on display at any one time, the huge diversity of the animal kingdom over the years is...
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  • Growing from a donated private collection, the Cole Museum of Zoology allows visitors to take a tour down the taxonomic line via ordered displays of biology...
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  • Cole Museum of Zoology is a short walk from the Reading University bus stops on 21 claret.
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  • The Cole Museum of Zoology represents a snapshot of animal diversity in the early 20th century. It's small place but have a lot of valuable specimen.