PhyloBotanist: Tasmania

The blog of a systematic botanist of German origin, now working in Australia. It covers botany, phylogenetics, cladistics, science in general, freethought, and occasionally sillier issues.

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Saturday, November 23, 2013

Tasmania, part 5: back in Hobart

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Vacation is over. For the last few days we came back to Hobart and explored the area around it a bit more. The following is then not about l...

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Tasmania, part 4: Western Wilderness

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Western Tasmania is known for its vast expanses of untouched, impenetrable wet forest. We were also delighted by the nice mountain peaks...

Sunday, November 17, 2013

Tasmania, part 3: the east coast

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After the Tasman Peninsula, we went on to the east coast of Tasmania. We spent three nights at Swansea. Although the local Bark Mill Restaur...

Tuesday, November 12, 2013

Tasmania, part 2: Tasman Peninsula

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We spent yesterday and today exploring the Tasman Peninsula. Yesterday we started by spending some time near Eaglehawk Neck, at a place call...

Sunday, November 10, 2013

Tasmania, part 1: Hobart

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In our first two days in Tasmania, we have taken a stroll through the centre and harbour of Hobart, visited the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gal...

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