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- Stories in the paint: the making of Rutu
  - 19 Jan 2022
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- Plant-based accessibility: A year-long race to photograph our botany collection
  - 22 Dec 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - Montage of eight Botany images " data-medium-file="https://blog.
- What is the role of polyploidy in the diversification of island floras?
  - 22 Dec 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - Botany Curator Heidi Meudt and colleagues have published a paper on what is special about the diversification of plants on islands, based on an investigation of the five best-studied island archipelagos, including New Zealand. Read on to find out more about their findings on the role of whole genome duplication – also known as polyploidy – in these island floras.Read more
- A new scientific name for one of Aotearoa’s most common ferns, kōwaowao – again
  - 19 Dec 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - Kōwaowao, hound’s tongue, Lecanopteris pustulata.
- Meet three new subspecies of forget-me-nots
  - 13 Dec 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - Myosotis brockiei subsp.
- Walking the talk: Weaving tāniko stories on tokotoko
  - 8 Dec 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - Two tokotoko tāniko, Adrienne Spratt; weaver; 2020; Kapiti Island.
- Why did male and female huia have different beaks?
  - 6 Dec 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - A taxidermized pair of huia.
- Sir Charles Fleming’s cicadas to soon sing again
  - 29 Nov 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - Audio tapes recorded by Sir Charles and Lady Fleming.
- Walking the talk: Weaving tāniko stories on tokotoko
  - 28 Nov 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - Two tokotoko tāniko, Adrienne Spratt; weaver; 2020; Kapiti Island.
- The eye and the turtle: students create posters with a personal connection for Te Papa
  - 23 Nov 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - Taita College students Ema Pasikala, Vika Tupou, Jaspreet Singh, Hunter Robinson, and Junior Misa with their posters, 2021.
- What are the cuttlefish bones found on our beaches?
  - 23 Nov 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - A cuttlebone in the typical sorry state in which it can be found in New Zealand.
- ‘It is a very accessible artform’: Talking collage with Paris Collage Collective
  - 21 Nov 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - An entry in the Surrealist Dreams challenge, by Ana Todorovska.
- A new NZSL Mobile Guide at Te Papa
  - 4 Nov 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - Te Papa NZSL Mobile Guide.
- Whose head is that? The case of the missing penguin bodies
  - 3 Nov 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - Royal Penguin (front) with Macaroni Penguin behind.
- ‘It’s who I am’: publisher and typeface designer Jack Yan on Cantonese
  - 26 Oct 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - Still from the video, of Jack at St Mark’s School, Wellington, 2021.
- What is happening when you dream
  - 19 Oct 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - Two rows of empty, made beds line the walls of a long room " data-image-caption="New Plymouth Boys High School Dormitory, 06 December 1928, maker unknown.
- Using DNA to identify the plants used to make tapa
  - 12 Oct 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - ʻĀkia or Hillside false ohelo (Wikstroemia uva-ursi) is one of the endmic Hawaiian plants used to make kapa/tapa.
- Margaret Stoddart’s ‘Yellow blossom and rosemary’: a prickly painting?
  - 6 Oct 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - Margaret Stoddart, Yellow blossom and rosemary, 1897, watercolour.
- The snail from ‘Old Zealand’
  - 4 Oct 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - A garden snail from Alòs de Balaguer, Spain.
- Te Papa acquires a rainbow
  - 27 Sep 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - Rainbow Flag painting, 2012.
- ‘This is the identity of our ancestors’: Little Penang’s Tee Phee on nurturing Hokkien
  - 23 Sep 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - Still from the video of Tee cooking at Little Penang, 2021.
- The community coalition bridging the gaps in Aotearoa’s Covid-19 response
  - 21 Sep 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - A Making Histories workshop in Auckland, 2021.
- Lockdown fieldwork – collecting new weed specimens
  - 17 Sep 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - Weed specimens drying in plant presses.
- Tongan Language Week: Fakakoloa ‘o Aotearoa ‘aki ‘a e Ako Lelei (“Enriching Aotearoa with holistic education”)
  - 10 Sep 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - Victoria University Tongan Students Association 2021 cohort.
- Glow-worms in permanent lockdown – long enough for evolution to show?
  - 7 Sep 2021
  - Te Papa's blog
  - Who doesn’t know them, the little stars of Aotearoa – glow-worms? Titiwai, their Māori name refers to lights reflected in water.

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