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Door 18: The Gift That Takes a Year: The Quiet Story Behind Chinese Cordyceps

Written by Hilda Jakin Osei-Mireku What a “zombie fungus” and a ghost moth larva can teach us about patience, transformation, and waiting during Advent Advent is a season of waiting, anticipation, and preparation. While many...

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Door 18: The Gift That Takes a Year: The Quiet Story Behind Chinese Cordyceps

Door 5: Horsetail (Equisetum) species still hybridise, 100 million years after they diverged

Door 2: All I want for Xmas is …the largest animal on the planet

Yet another Artsdatabanken project successfully finished

Nok et Artsdatabanken-prosjekt vellykket fullført

The unknown biodiversity of annelids in European waters – a cirratulid case study

Den ukjente biologiske mangfoldigheten av annelider i europeiske farvann – en fallstudie av cirratulider

Månedens gruppe for juni. Myrfiolene – ei artsgruppe der hybridisering skaper, endrer og fjerner mangfold

The marsh violets – a lineage where hybridisation creates, modifies and deletes diversity

Group of the Month March: Laboulbeniales

Månedens Gruppe Mars: Laboulbeniales

Hva er det neste som skjer med smådyrene?

What’s up next for the small animals?

Successfully served the European biodiversity genomic community

Vellykket betjening av det europeiske samfunnet for genomisk biodiversitet

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

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