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Emma Teeling: Hemmeligheden bag flagermusens genom

Filmed Sep 2012 • Posted Oct 2012TEDxDublin
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I det vestlige samfund, er flagermus tit karakteriseret som uhyggelige, enda onde. Zoolog Emma Teeling opfordrer os til at revurdere vores attitude overfor flagermus, hvis unikke og fascinerende biologi giver os insigt i vores egen genetisk sammensætning. (Filmet ved TEDxDublin)

Emma Teeling, Director of the Centre for Irish Bat Research, thinks we have a lot to learn from the biology of bats. Full bio »

Translated into Danish by David J. Kreps Finnemann
Reviewed by Anders Finn Jørgensen
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