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Koalas and Chlamydia: How can genomics help? |

Australasian Wildlife Genomics. The University of Sydney. Menu. Koalas and Chlamydia: How can genomics help? by Luke Silver (PhD Student). The mention of a koala infected with Chlamydia will often be met with rounds of laughter or even concern,
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Should I be afraid of the humble platypus? |

Australasian Wildlife Genomics. The University of Sydney. Menu. Should I be afraid of the humble platypus? by Adele Gonsalvez (2022 Honours Student). The platypus. Cute, cuddly, a collection of disparate animal features somehow merged into one animal
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Making bioinformatics more accessible |

Australasian Wildlife Genomics. The University of Sydney. Menu. Making bioinformatics more accessible. Posted on. 15 June 2023. by admin. by Dr. Kate Farquharson (Post-doc). In the AWGG lab, we are generating genomic resources for diverse Australian
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The Secret Superpower of Frogs |

Australasian Wildlife Genomics. The University of Sydney. Menu. The Secret Superpower of Frogs. Posted on. 4 October 2022. by admin. by Simon Tang (2022 Honours Student). An intense, murky river. Densely packed trees, twisting into each other and
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Eliza Hamilton Dunlop, rediscovered – Sydney University Press

When I finally did read Dunlop’s poetry and a little about her, I was incredibly moved. ... Her voice is clear: she reads as unashamed to relay her emotions and her choices, unafraid to delve deep into her grief and her discomfort.
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How to catch a koala |

Australasian Wildlife Genomics. The University of Sydney. Menu. How to catch a koala. Posted on. by Dr. Luke Silver. Until recently, the majority of research in the Australasian Wildlife Genomics Group occurred on the Tasmanian devil and trapping
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Sydney Science in Instagram: Meet PhD Student Holly Nelson |

Australasian Wildlife Genomics. The University of Sydney. Menu. Sydney Science in Instagram: Meet PhD Student Holly Nelson. Meet PhD student Holly Nelson. Her research with the USYD Australian Wildlife Genomics group and NSW Department of Planning
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Q & A with Cherie Baird – Sydney University Press

I think I told everyone I wanted to be a writer, but what I really wanted was a job that would pay me to read all day!
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My Journey to a Wildlife Conservation Degree |

Australasian Wildlife Genomics. The University of Sydney. Menu. My Journey to a Wildlife Conservation Degree. by Lucy Ockert (2022 Honours Student). Are you thinking about enrolling in a Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Advanced Studies (Taronga
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Sydney Publishing – Tagged "AuthorInterviews" – Sydney University Press

Submit. Close search. About. expand. collapse. Browse. expand. collapse. Contact. expand. collapse. Submit. Search. expand/collapse. Sydney Publishing. All topics. Accessibility. Adapa Monographs. Animal Politics. Archaeology. Australia.
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