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Group of the Month: Tree ferns – an Australian holiday discovery

A visit to the Adelaide Botanic Garden is certainly high up on the to-do list of a biologist visiting the capital of South Australia. In December 2024, a couple of days before the Australian midsummer,...

Blogs of the CEG research group

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Group of the Month: Tree ferns – an Australian holiday discovery

Door 23: Struggles, Setbacks & Solutions

Door 22: Mystery bird uniting different museum groups

Door 21: The evolution of stress related genes in parasitic flatworms

Door 20: Looking at the past to understand the future of Leopard Seals

Door 19: The genome of the flatworm model species Schmidtea mediterranea

Door 13: Discovering hidden microscopic diversity in Norway

Dør 13: Oppdag det skjulte mikroskopiske mangfoldet i Norge

Door 11: Finding new species to Norway – how easy can it be?

Door 10: Habitat fragmentation shaping the beetle communities of African mountains

Dør 10: Fragmentering av habitater former billesamfunnene i afrikanske fjell

Door 9: Divergence by isolation in Marine Mammals – the case of Kangia ringed seals

Door 8: Erasmus – exchange of knowledge across Europe

Dør 8: Erasmus – utveksling av kunnskap på tvers av Europa

Door 2: Artificial intelligence and taxonomy

Door 1: Quo vadis biodiversity genomic research?

Dør 1: Quo vadis genomisk forskning på biologisk mangfold?

CEG with an even stronger commitment to Norwegian Biosystematics

CEG med enda sterkere satsing på norsk biosystematikk

Vi presenterer MeioSkag: Meiofauna og interstitiell fauna i fire lophotrochozoan-grupper i Skagerrak

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