Ep 1. Great tits, ivory towers, and masquerade with Hannah Rowland

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SPECIAL GUEST: HANNAH ROWLAND (Cambridge)

Welcome to the first episode of in situ Science! James O'Hanlon chats with behavioural ecologist Hannah Rowland about everything from twitching to podcasting. Music: www.bensound.com

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