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Emma Teeling: El secreto del genoma de los murciélagos

Filmed Sep 2012 • Posted Oct 2012TEDxDublin
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En la sociedad occidental, los murciélagos normalmente son caracterizados como horripilantes, incluso diabólicos. La zoóloga Emma Teeling nos alienta a reflexionar sobre nuestra actitud hacia los murciélagos, cuya única y fascinante biología aporta ideas sobre nuestra composición genética. (Grabado en 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 Spanish by María Teresa Chávez
Reviewed by Néstor Noziglia
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