The map below shows the development of the museum between 2010 and 2013. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The map above illustrates the evolution of the

museum

between 2010 and 2013. Over the three years, the surface area of the

museum

almost doubled with new sections were added.

While

the size of the Dinasour exhibition at the bottom left remained the same, the showroom above it was expanded in 2013. New themes were introduced into

this

showroom, replacing the "Mammals" with mainly the Ice Age contents,

as well as

the insect collections at the bottom right corner of the space. In 2010, there was a garden on the right-hand side, next to the

museum

building.

However

,

this

was demolished in 2013 and gave its way to the new expansion where the Mammal exhibitions were relocated from their original position in 2010 to the top part of

this

new section, and the Human origin displays were located just underneath and adjacent to the wall on the right-hand side. At the bottom of the new wing, a shop is opened on the left,

while

a cafe was set up on the right in 2013. At the heart of the

museum

, there were no changes involving the lobby and the entrance,

although

there was a slight reshaping of the ticket desk over the years. Above the lobby, an expansion was given to the Ocean Hall, enlarging its space with parts of the space at the exhibition hall left to it occupied.