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How do archaeologists determine the age of artifacts and fossils they discover?

What are the legal and conservation-related guidelines that taxidermists must adhere to when working with animal specimens, particularly those of endangered or protected species?

How do taxidermists ensure accuracy and lifelike representation in their work, particularly with regard to anatomy, posture, and expression?

What is the difference between traditional taxidermy and modern approaches such as freeze-drying, and what are the advantages and disadvantages of each method?

How has the art and practice of taxidermy evolved over time, particularly in terms of techniques and ethical considerations?

What are the primary tools and materials used in the taxidermy process, and how do they contribute to preserving an animal specimen?

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