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Human bite stronger than apes'

MODERN HUMANS CAN BITE off more than apes can chew, according to new research. Australian scientists have found that the relatively light human skull has a far more efficient bite…

Science & Environment

Australia's seadragons: masters of disguise

…on the underside of his tail. (Image credit: Scott Portelli) DragonSearch In 1996 a coalition of researchers and community organisations established DragonSearch to collect data on wild seadragon populations across…

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Caught on film: octopus couple tango to two very different tunes

…Research Foundation’s (LIRRF) regular monitoring. LIRRF supports scientific research and education at the Australian Museum’s Lizard Island Research Station on the Great Barrier Reef. “We were fortunate enough to witness…

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Flood deaths are avoidable: don’t go in the water

…research report. Katharine Haynes, Snr Research Fellow, Risk Frontiers Natural Hazards Research Centre and Andrew Gissing, Director Enterprise Risk Management This article was originally published on The Conversation. Read the…

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North Coast NSW emus in dire need of a saviour

…research. The research shows that genetic replenishment isn’t happening naturally by migration, he adds. Related: The emu: nature’s weatherman Using DNA data for emu management plans The important genetic data…

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Rising CO2 predicted to make fish 'drunk'

…and others more resilient,” said Philip, who wasn’t involved in this recent UNSW research. Earlier research had previously shown Atlantic Cod (Gadus morhua) were able to detect water with elevated…

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Rare documents reveal search for Australia

…by explorer Pedro Fernandes de Queirós, who was appealing to the King of Spain for funding to search for the fabled southern continent. The artefacts round out the library’s collection, which…

Wildlife

Our koalas: post-bushfire recovery and future challenges

…measurements that he’d made in NSW forests during unrelated research before the fires, Chris calculated that at least 800 million individual animals were killed in the NSW fires alone. That…

History & Culture

Messages from Mungo

…Jim argues that the bones have yielded all they can to research and that the NSW State Government and ANU should fast-track their return. “Keeping him in a cardboard box…

Science & Environment

A curious mind

…Swinburne University. He brought with him two substantial research grants from the Australian Research Council that enabled him to establish what is now the Swinburne Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing….

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