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    • Evaluation of a test-and-cull strategy to control bovine paratuberculosis based on the detection of Mycobacterium avium ssp. paratuberculosis DNA using the high-throughput Johne’s fecal polymerase chain reaction test 

      Garcia Gonzalez, Anabel A.; Plain, Karren M.; Toribio, Jenny-Ann L.M.L.; Whittington, Richard J.
      Published 2025-05-30
      Bovine Johne’s disease (BJD) is a chronic, debilitating enteritis caused by Mycobacterium avium ssp. paratuberculosis (MAP), with both animal welfare and economic consequences. The detection of MAP in feces is an important ...
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    • Historical changes in marine communities uncovered in diverse data sources highlight impacts over half a century 

      Turnbull, John W.; Booth, David J.; Clark, Graeme F.
      Published 2025
      Context. Historical records and citizen scientist data are a useful resource for long-term ecological studies, yet their quality and validity have been challenged. Aims. We aimed to investigate how traditional structured ...
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    • Who’s been lost from the landscape? Identifying missing terrestrial fauna to inform urban rewilding 

      Wauchope, Mareshell; Finnerty, Patrick B.; Pierson, Jennifer C.; Banks, Peter B.; Carthey, Alexandra J. R.; Newsome, Thomas M.
      Published 2025
      Context. Urbanisation has driven native species declines and local extinctions, eroding ecological processes. However, urban areas with remnant native vegetation patches may offer opportunities for native wildlife rewilding. ...
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    • Insect-plant interactions of the Sydney Region 

      Lequerica Tamara, Manuel; Latty, Tanya; Threlfall, Caragh; Hochuli, Dieter
      Published 2025-05-12
      This data set contains the interactions and behaviours of of insects (Honey bees and hover flies) with plants recorded in Sydney, NSW between Winter 2019 and Autumn 2022
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    • Gordon Elliott (Tim) Wall, 11 March 1925–13 July 2023 

      Lehrer, Gustav
      Published 2025
      G. E. (Tim) Wall was one of Australia’s leading algebraists, whose work intersected many of the important algebraic themes of his era (roughly 1960–95). This biographical memoir follows his life from his birth in 1925 in ...
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