Research
Research | Recent research by Grant Museum staff and students | Recent research undertaken by external visitors
Research
The Grant Museum is an excellent resource for university groups outside UCL who wish to use the material for teaching practicals. It is the only remaining natural history museum in the University of London and covers the whole of the animal kingdom.
Enquiries from academics and researchers who wish to gain access to the collection for study of particular specimens are also welcome.
View a searchable online catalogue of the specimens held by the Museum.
Please contact the museum for more information:
Telephone +44 (0)20 7679 2647
Recent research by Grant Museum staff and students
- Morphometric Analysis of Avian Craniometrics
- Orbit size and visual acuity in nocturnal mammals
- Phyletic classification of tarsiers
- Stability of DNA in Museum skins and taxidermy specimens
- Adaptations to Arboreal Locomotion in Primates and Other Mammals
- Proboscidean dental variability
- Reptilian skull morphometrics and phylogeny
- Robert Grant and the history of zoology and comparative anatomy at UCL
Recent research undertaken by external visitors
- Primate cranial base morphometrics
- Animal glass models and the Blaschka's
- Reptilian skulls morphometrics
- Museum services and displays in Natural History Collections
- Thylacine database project
