Absolutely the best thing I have learned this evening:

[kaberett]

genetics of an Anatarctic octopod species used to help map changes in geologically-recent ice coverage of Antarctica

(Currently I am on a kick of answering a bunch of questions at the new Earth Science stackexchange, where community culture so far doesn't make me want to claw my eyes out, unlike much of the rest of the SE network. So, you know, if you've got geology questions you wanna ask me, it's in public beta.)

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[pauamma]

Would you, nearly 8 years later, take a question here (or elsewhere on Dreamwidth if there's a better place you'd recomment? (Dreamwidth because I would rather not have to get an account on Yet Another Timesink.) It's entirely OK for you, as far as I'm concerned, not to want or be able to answer here and now, for any reason(s) or none.