John Fleng Steffensen

John Fleng Steffensen

Professor

ORCID: 0000-0002-4477-8039
1 - 10 ud af 36Pr. side: 10
Sortering: Titel

  1. What Does It Mean That Greenland Sharks Could Live for Hundreds of Years?

    John Fleng Steffensen

    27/08/2021

    1 Mediebidrag

    Presse/medie

  2. Universet Udenom - Verdens ældste haj med Adam

    John Fleng Steffensen

    21/12/2021

    2 Mediebidrag

    Presse/medie

  3. Time Magazine Special Edition: 100 New Science Discoveries 2016

    John Fleng Steffensen & Julius Nielsen

    15/04/2017

    1 element af Mediedækning

    Presse/medie

  4. TheScientist: Slashers of the sea.

    John Fleng Steffensen

    22/04/2014

    1 element af Mediedækning

    Presse/medie

  5. The Washington Post: Calm down, scientists didn't discover a 512-year-old shark. (It's probably like 400, tops.)

    John Fleng Steffensen & Julius Nielsen

    15/12/2017

    1 element af Mediedækning

    Presse/medie

  6. The Wall Street Journal: How Old Is the Greenland Shark? The Answer Is Slippery

    John Fleng Steffensen

    09/09/2020

    1 Mediebidrag

    Presse/medie

  7. The Scientist: Isotopic Bomb Traces Are a Boon to Biological Dating.

    John Fleng Steffensen

    28/02/2020

    1 Mediebidrag

    Presse/medie

  8. The New Yorker: The Strange and Gruesome Story of the Greenland Shark, the Longest-Living Vertebrate on Earth

    John Fleng Steffensen & Julius Nielsen

    25/11/2017

    1 element af Mediedækning

    Presse/medie

  9. The New York Times: Scientists Estimate a Greenland Shark Lived About 400 Years.

    John Fleng Steffensen & Julius Nielsen

    11/08/2016

    1 element af Mediedækning

    Presse/medie

  10. The Huffington Post: Sailfish Bills Come In Pretty Handy When The Big Guys Go Hunting.

    John Fleng Steffensen

    22/04/2014

    1 element af Mediedækning

    Presse/medie

Forrige 1 2 3 4 Næste

ID: 2881