Porth, When Women Birthed Mooncalves and Moles: The Display of Fetal..., 2012.

Item Type:: journalArticle
Title:: When Women Birthed Mooncalves and Moles: The Display of Fetal Remains and the Invisibility of Females in Museums
Author:: Porth, Emily (author)
Place:
Date:: 2012
Bibliography:: Porth, Emily: When Women Birthed Mooncalves and Moles: The Display of Fetal Remains and the Invisibility of Females in Museums. In: Humanimalia: A Journal of Human-Animal Interface Studies 4/1 (2012). Internet: http://www.depauw.edu/humanimalia/issue%2007/pdfs/porth.pdf. S. 1–44.
Own created bibliography:: Porth, Emily: When Women Birthed Mooncalves and Moles: The Display of Fetal Remains and the Invisibility of Females in Museums. Humanimalia: A Journal of Human-Animal Interface Studies 4. 2012. S. 1-44.

Item Type:	journalArticle
Title:	When Women Birthed Mooncalves and Moles: The Display of Fetal Remains and the Invisibility of Females in Museums
Author:	Porth, Emily (author)
Place:
Date:	2012
Bibliography:	Porth, Emily: When Women Birthed Mooncalves and Moles: The Display of Fetal Remains and the Invisibility of Females in Museums. In: Humanimalia: A Journal of Human-Animal Interface Studies 4/1 (2012). Internet: http://www.depauw.edu/humanimalia/issue%2007/pdfs/porth.pdf. S. 1–44.
Own created bibliography:	Porth, Emily: When Women Birthed Mooncalves and Moles: The Display of Fetal Remains and the Invisibility of Females in Museums. Humanimalia: A Journal of Human-Animal Interface Studies 4. 2012. S. 1-44.