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    • Plants have feelings and they know how to use them
    • How staying close to mum pays off for kangaroos
    • Lizards keep it local when it comes to colour change
    • Supergrain quinoa could help feed the world's hungry
    • The science behind love songs
    • Why a shark cull could devastate ocean ecosystems
    • Human-altered environments 'trick' animals
    • The alien-like animals on Earth
    • Darwin was right - 'bigger is better'
    • What happens when plants talk to soil...
    • Malaria's dark secrets exposed by a simple glow
    • The link between the 'heart attack' gene and reproduction
    • The common insecticide poisoning our rivers and wetlands
    • Laureate Fellowship for researcher striving to stop mosquito borne disease
    • Repairing brain injury by learning from a fish
    • Farmed salmon are deaf - and now we know why
    • The household chemicals affecting your fertility
    • The opportunists after the fires
    • Helping fish fight their own battles
    • The chemical that tells plants when it's time to sleep
    • Coming to the genetic rescue of our endangered marsupials
    • Making friends with fronds: Understanding plants' feelings
    • How convincing is a Y-chromosome profile match?
    • Genes don't always dictate that 'boys will be boys'
    • From racehorses to bananas: The importance of biosecurity
    • How data can keep fish and chips on the menu
    • Why we're all in a flap about our favourite birds
    • Secrets from beyond extinction: The Tasmanian Tiger
    • Sienna teams up with University of Melbourne to provide future innovators hands-on experience
    • Extinct Tasmanian tiger now back in 3D
    • Grasshoppers: The new poster bug for insect conservation
    • Miss Lambert’s Thylacine skull
    • The tip of the CRISPR iceberg
    • Protecting our coasts naturally
    • The genes that turn malaria into a killer
    • It’s not just antenna size, but scales that matter for lonely male moths
    • Your grandchildren may retire before we have gender equality in science
    • What happens to wildlife in a city that never sleeps?
    • Speeding natural selection in the name of conservation
    • Feral cat observed hunting at nest boxes: another threat to the critically endangered Leadbeater’s possum?
    • ARC invests in University of Melbourne researchers
    • The sleepy lizard awakens new tools for climate change research
    • UK Biobank: largest human genetic study is launched
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