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Zoology
The document discusses the benefits and drawbacks of an existing e-museum. Some benefits highlighted include having all data in one place, zero maintenance, money saving, accessibility at all times, and no issues with animal or collection deterioration. Some drawbacks mentioned are limited accessibility only during college hours, the need to maintain hundreds of physical books, ongoing costs and maintenance requirements, and space constraints. The document also lists collections from various universities that could potentially contribute to the e-museum.
Zoology
- 3. Existing E-Museum We areSAFE now. We also Have right to Live. Animal Rights
- 4. Existing E-Museum Deterioration ofAnimals Star Fish Lost its Arms. No such issue.
- 5. Existing E-Museum Time Doesn’t Matter. Limited to College Hours. All time Accessibility
- 6. Existing E-Museum All DataAt ONE Place. Maintenance of 100s of Books. Synchronized Data
- 7. Existing E-Museum Money Saving. Outflowof money. Cost Cutting
- 8. Existing E-Museum Zero Maintenance. Maintenance& space crunch. Maintenance
- 9. Diverse collections fromdifferent Museums C.C.S. University Meerut J.N.V, University Jodhpur Dyal Singh College (D.U.) Rajasthan University Jaipur Meerut College Meerut Zakir Hussain College (D.U.) University Department Delhi
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