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When the days and nights in Estonia are not long enough
I think there might be a number of people who think I am a bit odd, due to my wish to voluntarily spend a few months of my life in the world’s northernmost higher education institution, the University Centre in … Continue reading
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Tagged Arctic, biology, Norway, polar day, polar night
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