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Joined February 2015
Photo by Kyle Ewart (@KyleMEwart)Photo by Kyle Ewart (@KyleMEwart)Photo by Kyle Ewart (@KyleMEwart)Photo by Kyle Ewart (@KyleMEwart)Photo by Kyle Ewart (@KyleMEwart)Photo by Kyle Ewart (@KyleMEwart)
It's hard to keep track of who is doing what in wildlife conservation in Australia. We are excited to announce @xylosystemsaus open source list of the active wildlife conservation practitioners, contributors, funding and foundations. 1/6 docs.google.com/spreadsheets…
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#SpeciesOfTheWeek The pink cockatoo (Lophochroa leadbeateri) As one of Australia's most iconic bird species, both males and females display soft pink-white plumage & a distinctive bright red, yellow and white crest. Read more @austmus 👉australian.museum/blog/amri-….📸Corey Callaghan
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Great to see our new paper out on the iconic Pink Cockatoo, lead by @KyleMEwart & with @DrRebeccaJ & other great colleagues, check out the blog below for all the paper highlights! #WildOz 🦜🧬
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Scientists have undertaken the first genetic assessment of the pink cockatoo, providing insights into how the species has evolved in the harsh inland regions of Australia and how we can conserve this Australian icon @austmus australian.museum/blog/amri-…
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Catch @austmus scientist @KyleMEwart with Leo Joseph discuss important new findings for the conservation of red-tailed black-cockatoos @heredityjournal Hear the podcast here 👉 bit.ly/RedTailedBlackCockato… @AustmusResearch #science #research #cockatoo #collections 📸 Patrick Tomkins
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New #HeredityPodcast: Hidden in plain sight @KyleMEwart and Leo Joseph discuss important new findings for the conservation of red-tailed black-cockatoos Listen now: bit.ly/3aYgra3 Read the study: go.nature.com/31vEdHG @GenSocUK @SydneySOLES @AustmusResearch @CSIRO
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Many thanks to @pattomkinswildlife for this month's cover image. Read the associated article go.nature.com/2Tfcd6m Feature article with one month #free access @KyleMEwart @DrRebeccaJ @DrSimonHo @GretaFrankham
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Tigers, elephants, bears. This small watering hole in Thailand’s Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary sees a parade of wildlife. The result of years of hard work by @TheWCS and the Government of Thailand to protect the vast Western Forest Complex. bit.ly/2B1Wthg
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Two men have been arrested by Strike Force Raptor detectives over the alleged trafficking of exotic animals and protected Australian fauna following a joint investigation police.nsw.gov.au/news/news_…
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Although restricted to a 15 square kilometre island in the Southwest Pacific Ocean, populations of the endangered Lord Howe Island Woodhen are still maintaining social distancing! @austmus @AnimalConserv australianmuseum.net.au/blog…
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How's this for solving a mystery? 🕵️ Scientists at @austmus, @Sydney_Uni, @EdinburghUni and right here at CSIRO have conducted the first comprehensive genetic assessment of the red-tailed black-cockatoo. The result? A new subspecies! australianmuseum.net.au/blog…
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A great collaborative study on an amazing species! Thanks to the amazing team of co-authors 🤟
Replying to @AustmusResearch
🚨Scientists from AMRI, @Sydney_Uni, @EdinburghUni and @CSIRO conducted the first comprehensive genetic assessment of the red-tailed black-cockatoo across its entire distribution. The result is a new subspecies! @austmus australianmuseum.net.au/blog…
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Awesome new publication from #ACWG @KyleMEwart PhD research into the evolutionary history of the the iconic red tail black cockatoo & describing a new subspecies, Calyptorhynchus banksi escondidus from WA. Great work Kyle! #WildOz #Conservation #genetics
Replying to @AustmusResearch
🚨Scientists from AMRI, @Sydney_Uni, @EdinburghUni and @CSIRO conducted the first comprehensive genetic assessment of the red-tailed black-cockatoo across its entire distribution. The result is a new subspecies! @austmus australianmuseum.net.au/blog…
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Kyle Ewart retweeted
🚨Scientists from AMRI, @Sydney_Uni, @EdinburghUni and @CSIRO conducted the first comprehensive genetic assessment of the red-tailed black-cockatoo across its entire distribution. The result is a new subspecies! @austmus australianmuseum.net.au/blog…
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