Bulgarian naval research ship bound back home from Antarctica
![Day 87 - Interview: Bulgarian Expert Studies Antarctica's Fungi for Pharmaceutical Science]()
![Day 87 - Interview: Bulgarian Expert Studies Antarctica's Fungi for Pharmaceutical Science]()
![Day 87 - Interview: Bulgarian Expert Studies Antarctica's Fungi for Pharmaceutical Science]()
![Day 87 - Interview: Bulgarian Expert Studies Antarctica's Fungi for Pharmaceutical Science]()
![Day 87 - Interview: Bulgarian Expert Studies Antarctica's Fungi for Pharmaceutical Science]()
![Day 87 - Interview: Bulgarian Expert Studies Antarctica's Fungi for Pharmaceutical Science]()
![Day 87 - Interview: Bulgarian Expert Studies Antarctica's Fungi for Pharmaceutical Science]()
![Day 87 - Interview: Bulgarian Expert Studies Antarctica's Fungi for Pharmaceutical Science]()
![Day 87 - Interview: Bulgarian Expert Studies Antarctica's Fungi for Pharmaceutical Science]()
![Day 87 - Interview: Bulgarian Expert Studies Antarctica's Fungi for Pharmaceutical Science]()
![Day 87 - Interview: Bulgarian Expert Studies Antarctica's Fungi for Pharmaceutical Science]()
![Day 87 - Interview: Bulgarian Expert Studies Antarctica's Fungi for Pharmaceutical Science]()
![Day 87 - Interview: Bulgarian Expert Studies Antarctica's Fungi for Pharmaceutical Science]()
![Day 87 - Interview: Bulgarian Expert Studies Antarctica's Fungi for Pharmaceutical Science]()
site.btaDay 87 - Interview: Bulgarian Expert Studies Antarctica's Fungi for Pharmaceutical Purposes
Chavdar Zhelev, a member of the 31st Bulgarian Antarctic Expedition, said in an interview for BTA that residual organic matter from various animals, including penguins, seals and birds, is the main factor for soil formation on Livingston Island,
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