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Emma Teeling: 蝙蝠基因體的秘密

Filmed Sep 2012 • Posted Oct 2012TEDxDublin
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在西方社會,蝙蝠經常被描繪成令人毛骨悚然的、甚至是邪惡的物種。動物學家 Emma Teeling 鼓勵我們重新思考我們對蝙蝠的態度,蝙蝠獨特和奇妙的生物學令我們更了解我們的基因。(拍攝於 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 Chinese, Traditional by Ching Sze
Reviewed by Joan Liu
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