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Field Trip to Roscoff
By Alberto Valero-Gracia In this blog post I will briefly comment about our first field trip outside Norway, a trip done to sample at the Station Biologique de ... Read more.
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New Paper Exploring the Surprising Evolutionary History of Our Oral Bacteria*
Living in and on our bodies are trillions of microbial cells belonging to thousands of bacterial species – our microbiome. These microbes play key roles i... Read more.
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Sampling Modern Marine Invertebrates for Museum Research – A New Experience
While museum collections contain historic materials that provide insight into various evolutionary and social aspects of the past, museums are dynamic, not only... Read more.
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Type Specimen Genetics?
Until relatively recently, museum collections have been amassed and utilized to investigate the morphological variation seen within and across species to unders... Read more.
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The Most Typical of All: Museum Type specimens
Natural history collections contain a plethora of objects, organisms, and information, representing real-world diversity, variation, and relationships. Collecti... Read more.