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Tambarikosy

Musings on ecology, evolution, and time spent in the Amazon.

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August 25, 2012

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Michael NattAugust 25, 2012 at 6:10 PM
TAPIR!
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Xaali O'Reilly Berkeley: Currently a postdoc at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, this blog features posts written during (and before) my PhD, during which I was studying the ecological genetics of habitat-forming plants and their microbial and invertebrate communities, at Manchester Metropolitan University.

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This blog contains snippets from my year living in the Ecuadorian Amazona, including camera-trapping mammals, climbing trees, and counting critters in bromeliads; as well as notes on evolution, conservation, and any other biological topic that sparks my interest. I mostly aim to make these topics accessible to general audiences, so the non-science-enthusiast can find them as interesting as I do!

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