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Doctoral candidate Marianne Nilsen Haugen at the Natural History Museum will be defending the thesis "Species diversity, geographic ranges and genetic connectivity in organisms with limited dispersal capacity. A case study of the flightless intertidal beetle genus Aegialites Mannerheim, 1853" for the degree of PhD (Philosophiae Doctor).
Doctoral candidate Erik Johan Möller at the Natural History Museum will be defending the thesis "Integrative Taxonomy and Molecular Identification of Crustose Lichens on Heavy Metal Rock with a focus on the Rhizocarpaceae and Tremolecia" for the degree of PhD (Philosophiae Doctor).
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Rove Beetle Diversity in Ghana. Population Comparison of Selected Species and Phylogeny of the Subtribe Medonina (Insecta: Coleoptera: Staphylinidae: Paederinae)
The Phyllopsora species of Kenya and Madagascar
Phylogenetic analyses of the Gloriosa superba L. complex (Colchicaceae) in Africa
Doctoral candidate Anna Aleksandra Szreter at the Natural History Museum will be defending the thesis "The power of imperfection – the sources of colour and luminescence of natural cryolite from Ivittuut (SW Greenland)" for the degree of PhD (Philosophiae Doctor).
A phylogentic study of Dyschoriste (Acanthaceae) with emphasis on mainland Africa
Phylogeny, Taxonomy, and Conservation of the genus Cyrtanthus Aiton (Amaryllidaceae J.St.- Hil) in East Africa.
A taxonomic survey of Peltigera didactyla and her sorediate relatives. Towards a taxonomic understanding of the cryptic species diversity in the Peltigera didactyla group
Prevalence of Phedimus spurius in open shallow calcareous ground
An investigation of an invasive plant species in biodiverse-rich areas, and measures of removal for ecosystem restoration
Annual and individual variation of blood parasites in bluethroats
Doctoral candidate Emil Holtung Gulbransen at the Natural History Museum will be defending the thesis "Sources and processes forming the alkaline pegmatites of the Larvik Plutonic Complex, Norway" for the degree of PhD (Philosophiae Doctor).
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Det årlige møtepunktet for alle som arbeider med formidling og utstillinger på museum. Årets tema: Det lekende museet
Etterutdanningskurs 15-NIN-INTRO – NiN3.0. Kurset er gratis, inkludert gratis lunsj og kaffe/te alle dager.
Assessing Biodiversity Through Airborne eDNA Captured on Spiderwebs
Naturhistorisk museum sine samlinger består av hele seks millioner gjenstander samlet fra både Norge og resten av verden. Hvordan kan vi bidra til forskning på UiO men også nasjonale mål om åpne og FAIR data?
Welcome to our fourth annual celebration of MSc, PhD and Postdoctoral research at the Natural History Museum.
Doctoral candidate Adam Eindride Naas at the Natural History Museum will be defending the thesis "Ecosystem mapping: challenges and opportunities with field- and model-based methods" for the degree of PhD (Philosophiae Doctor).
Doctoral candidate Laima Bagdonaitė at the Natural History Museum will be defending the thesis "Molecular analyses of passerine
spermatozoa: methods and interspecific differences" for the degree of PhD (Philosophiae Doctor).
The Rib Riddle - Histological and Microanatomical Insight into Late Jurassic Ichthyosaur Ribs from Svalbard, Norway
The Mineralogy and Genesis of the Langøy Magnetite Mineralization, Norway: Implications for Rare Fe Oxide Deposits
Doctoral candidate Thore Koppetsch at the Natural History Museum will be defending the thesis "Hybridization and diversification dynamics in vertebrates" for the degree of PhD (Philosophiae Doctor).
Evaluating the Applicability of Macrosynteny as a Phylogenetic Trait Based on an Exploration of Spiralia
Molar Opposites – A Description of Mixosaurids of the Genus Phalarodon from Svalbard, Revealing Unique Dental Morphologies and a Previously Unknown Diversity
Assessing consistencies and accuracies in the Norwegian Environment Agency’s ecosystem mapping and consequences for Nature management