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Kees Moeliker
Cornelis W. (Kees) Moeliker (born 9 October 1960) is a Dutch writer and curator of the Natural History Museum Rotterdam. He is also European Bureau Chief of the ''Annals of Improbable Research''.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=The Museum of Curioisty, Gallery 7, Room One: Wales, Moeliker & Keen )〕
== Early years ==
Moeliker's father worked for forty years as a technical illustrator for the (subsequently superseded) Dutch post office. Kees himself was provided with education at the Pieter Caland School in Rotterdam.〔 During this time he used to wander across the nature reserves in the Rotterdam area.〔 On one of his walks, in 1973, he made the first ever recorded observation in the area of an Egyptian Nile goose (''Alopochen aegyptiacus'').〔
He went on to study biology and geography at a teacher training institution in Delft.〔 〕 He graduated with a research project on the winter-season feeding ecology of the Long eared owl (''Asio otus''). The research later provided the basis for a section in his 1989 compilation, "Owls" (''"Uilen"'').〔Zomeren, Koos van (1989), ''Uilen''. Amsterdam: De Arbeiderspers, ISBN 90-295-6008-8〕 Moeliker also collaborated on the research led by the high-profile Biology/Ornithology Professor Kees Heij, undertaken at the Free University (Amsterdam) into the population ecology of the House Sparrow (''Passer domesticus'') in Rotterdam.〔Heij, C.J. (1985), Comparative ecology of the house sparrow Passer domesticus in rural, suburban and urban situations. Proefschrift Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. Alblasserdam: Kanters〕
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