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Linnaeus’ Legacy #12 – As Much Blog As A Koala Can Bear

by podblack on October 6, 2008

Being Australian, it’s wonderful to have bloggers reflect the diversity of species that I am fortunate enough to observe around me. I hope you enjoy the range available in these posts for the Linnaeus’ Legacy Blog Carnival! Do you relate to a story all about trying to find records on a particular Lycopersicon species… in [...]

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Many-Feathered Holidays

by podblack on March 4, 2008

A short break to boast about my time at the beach over the weekend – this is also for the unfortunate ScienceBlogger GrrScientist, who is currently recovering from a broken wing, alerts my friend Digital Cuttlefish. Get well soon! The birds that feature in my holiday include: The Australian Magpie (Gymnorhina tibicen) – having a [...]

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Little Kitten – Mac Kitten

by podblack on January 10, 2008

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Let it Glow, Let it Glow…

by podblack on January 9, 2008

Okay, seems I’m getting a reputation for quirky animal-related stories! A while back I posted on a message-board about a news item on glow-in-the-dark cats, which I must admit I thought was rather interesting: A team of scientists led by Kong Il-keun, a cloning expert at Gyeongsang National University, produced three cats possessing altered fluorescence [...]

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