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  1. The University of Copenhagen and the National Museum of Denmark are cooperating on the 'Hidden Treasures' project.
  2. Research was conducted on findings from Greenland, utilizing a base established on June 20, 2019.

Greenland Institute of Natural Resources and University of Copenhagen jointly used narwhals for oceanographic data collection.

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Greenland Institute of Natural Resources and University of Copenhagen jointly used narwhals for oceanographic data collection.

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Greenland Institute of Natural ResourcesUniversity of Copenhagen

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Research was conducted on findings from Greenland, utilizing a base established on June 20, 2019. All 1 developments

Within The University of Copenhagen and the National Museum of Denmark are cooperating on the 'Hidden Treasures' project.

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