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Exploring the unique diversity of the tropical NW Pacific Ocean
Advanced course on Molluscs co-organized by the Natural History Museum
The beautiful Madonna from Kyrkjebø in Sogn is currently being exhibited to a European audience in Utrecht. But what is her story? And can some fragments from a medieval manuscript, once attached on the inside of the hollow body, contribute to the story of the Madonna?
Asilomar, California, August 2019
Trond Oskars concluded his PhD with a great piece of work (April, the 1st 2019)
Welcome to Trond Oskars PhD Defence Monday, 1st April, at 10.15am, Vil Vite Auditorium, Thormøhlens gt. 51
News species of Antarctic molluscs and a new classification of Caudofoveata
Thirty-six species of sea slugs collected during a 5-days fieldtrip to Egersund (Rogaland, Norway)
Joint collaboration between Harvard University and the Natural History Museum to study the tree of life of Cephalaspidea gastropods
Untangling the nudibranch species complex Jorunna tomentosa with a study on the diversity of sea slugs in Hordaland
The polymorphic nudibranch Polycera quadrilineata: one or more than one species?
Sea slugs of southern Norway kicks off with a field trip to Drøbak, Oslo fjord
Cessa Rauch concluded her PhD on sea slugs kleptoplasty in April 2018 at the University of Dusseldorf and has now joined the research team of our Norwegian sea slug project
Justine Siegwald will study deep sea diversity and speciation at the University Museum during the next 4-years
Dr Sara Castillo from the University of Vigo, Spain visits the Museum

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