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The spirit of Antarctic invasions future?
Dickens wrote A Christmas Carol during a change in how Victorian England viewed the Christmas holiday. It’s clearly not Christmas … and certainly isn’t a jolly time. But, taking some artistic liberty from how Dickens outlined the five chapters of … Continue reading →
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Posted in blogging, community ecology, comparative phylogeography, conservation, DNA barcoding, ecology, evolution, mini-review, natural history, phylogeography, Science Communication
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Tagged Algae, Antarctica, biodiversity, Biological Invasion, conservation, conservation genetics, Invertebrates, marine, Southern Ocean, Vector
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