Theme
- How Do Animals End Up in the Zoo?
- Logistical Metabolisms
- Microbial Worlds
- Putting Animals on Display
- Recording Worlds
- Taxonomic Orders
Story
- “Bobby”. Tracking Body Parts
- Cycladophora davisiana
- Classifying Cycladophora
- Catching Animals
- Deep Sea Drilling
- Early Micropaleontology
- From Pests to Displays
- Finding Cycladophora
- Feeding and Overfeeding
- Feeding Prohibited
- Feed Scarcity
- History of the Zoological Teaching Collection
- Inventory Books
- Industrial Micropaleontology
- “Knut”
- Keeping Records of Animals
- Micropaleontology at Sea
- Moving Horseshoe Crabs
- Micropaleontological Formations
- Micropaleontological Dead Ends
- Of Microbes and Planets
- Photos with Lion Cubs
- Steller’s Sea Cow
- Silkworms
- Silk Culture
- The Zoo and National Socialism
- The Worlds We Make
- The Afterlife of Zoo Animals
- Using Cycladophora
- Untraceable
- Zoos and Conservation
Material
- An Iguana Preserved in Alcohol
- A House of Cards
- Biostratigraphy
- Berlin’s Border Dogs
- Core Samples
- Common Seadragon
- Cat Colonies
- “Der Zoologische Garten”
- Dead Animals
- Fossil Fuels
- Foraminifera
- Feeding List 1945
- Face to Face with Zoo Animals
- Haunting Cattle
- Infusoria
- Jendaya Parakeet
- Journale. The Zoo Directory
- Katharina Heinroth
- Labels and Knowledge
- List of Dead Zoo Animals
- Lions or Cows?
- Lamont-Doherty Collection
- Microscopic Media
- Magdalena Heinroth
- NSB Database
- Oskar Heinroth
- Of Lion-Tigers and Rotting Specimens
- Of Disappearance and Rediscovery
- Purchased from a Caravan
- Papier Mâché Silkworm
- Radiolaria
- Species360
- SOMSO-Plast. Plastic Animal Models
- The ‘Gorilla Beast’
- The Steinmetz Index
- The Logbooks of the Zoological Museum
- The German-Colonial Hunting Exhibition
- Where the Rats Live
- Winter Hardship at the Zoo