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I have a question regarding Cenozoic invertebrates that I would like a number of opinions about. I am currently working on a museum exhibition class project and would like some input as to what could be the focus of a cenozoic invertebrate exhibit of approx 2500 square feet. I know that during the Cenozoic invertebrates gradually took on a modern look, but what could be some ways to present this to the public? I do not want to give much information away as I am looking for just some general views on what various paleontologists see as important in the rise of cenozoic invertebrates. What specimens would you put on display, and why? I have ten multi sized cases to work with, along with lots of wall space, although a very limited budget. Any input would be greatly appreciated! Guy A. Hanley
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