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The Fossil room II is one of two paleontological display rooms in Teylers Museum. The Fossil room II was built in 1885 as an extension of the first Fossil room I, under the direction of the architect Ad van der Steur Jr.. ==History== The Teylers Museum was originally opened in 1784 as a museum of science and arts. During the course of the next few decades the number of natural history objects grew, and under J.G.S. van Breda the Paleontological collection grew with the purchase of various collections based on his in-depth knowledge and personal network. Tiberius Winkler began the task of cataloguing, and was thus able to sort the collection into more or less important objects, and to display these, the idea of a new museum slowly gained ground with the directors. File:Teylers Fossil room II - cabinet 1 with salamander and turtles.jpg|Cabinet 1 with salamander and tortoise holotypes File:Andrias scheuchzeri.jpg|Swiss naturalist Johann Jakob Scheuchzer's ''Homo diluvii testis'' in 1726 File:Andrias Scheuchzeri Oeningen.jpg|The ''Andrias scheuchzeri'' holotype from Oeningen Miocene, where the extra uncovering of arms was done by Georges Cuvier File:Cabinet with fish.jpg|Cabinet 2 with fish fossils, the personal specialty of Winkler File:Teylers Fossil room II - cabinet 3.jpg|Cabinet 3 File:Teylers Fossil room II - Cabinet 4 with fish.jpg|Cabinet 4 with fish File:Teylers Fossil room II - cabinet 5.jpg|Cabinet 5 File:Teylers Challenge april 2012 - 7056.JPG|Cabinet 6 with nautilus shells File:Teylers Fossil room II - cabinet 7.jpg|Cabinet 7 File:Teylers Fossil room II - cabinet 8.jpg|Cabinet 8 File:Cabinet with long fossil.jpg|Cabinet 8 - detail with long fossil File:Teylers Fossil room II - cabinet 9.jpg|Cabinet 9 File:Teylers Fossil room II - cabinet 10 with Lugensteine and insects in amber.jpg|Cabinet 10 with Lügensteine and insects in amber File:Teylers Fossil room II - cabinet 11.jpg|Cabinet 11 File:Teylers Fossil room II - cabinet 12.jpg|Cabinet 12 File:Teylers Fossil room II - cabinet 13.jpg|Cabinet 13 File:Teylers Fossil room II - cabinet 14.jpg|Cabinet 14 File:Teylers Fossil room II - cabinet 15.jpg|Cabinet 15 File:Teylers Fossil room II - cabinet 16.jpg|Cabinet 16 File:Cabinet iwth Jura.jpg|Cabinet 17 with objects from the Jura File:Teylers Fossil room II - cabinet 18.jpg|Cabinet 18 File:Teylers Fossil room II - cabinet 19.jpg|Cabinet 19 File:Teylers Fossil room II - cabinet 20.jpg|Cabinet 20 with Gomphotherium File:Gomphotherium Mioceen Oeningen - Cuvier.jpg|Gomphotherium, Mioceen, Oeningen - identified by Georges Cuvier File:Mosasaurus Teylers Museum - Faujas de Saint-Fond.png|The Teylers mosasaurus as published by Faujas de Saint-Fond in 1799 File:MosasaurusHaarlem.JPG|The Haarlem mosasaurus in its original cabinet File:Teylers Challenge april 2012 - 7054.JPG|The central (low) cabinet houses the remains of the Petrus Camper collection, such as puppigerus 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Teylers Fossil Room II」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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