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    • STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISATION OF TENDONS: Uncovering Characteristics of Human Tendons and Ligaments Commonly Injured or Used as Grafts in Orthopaedic Surgery 

      Hefferan, Samantha A.
      Published 2025
      Tendons play a major role in musculoskeletal functioning. Tendon and ligament disease (including degeneration, rupture, traumatic injury, etc.) affects multiple different tendons throughout the body and is increasing in ...
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    • Maternal Dietary Patterns During Pregnancy and Their Association with Offspring Growth Outcomes 

      Nadim, Batool Samir
      Published 2024
      Background: Dietary intervention has the potential to reduce adverse pregnancy outcomes, but the connection with low birth weight remains inconclusive. Understanding prevalent dietary patterns among pregnant women is ...
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    • An investigation into factors influencing the success of ovine artificial insemination programs 

      Ann Spanner, Eloise
      Published 2024
      Variation in pregnancy rates following laparoscopic artificial insemination (LAI) in sheep has resulted in reduced adoption of reproductive technologies and genetic gain. The study aimed to determine the impact of male and ...
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    • An analysis and survey of Australian Aboriginal children's books containing heritage language 

      Thambyrajah, Janette
      Published 2025
      This thesis describes Australian Aboriginal written literature for young children up approximately 12 years of age. It only examines books authored by an Aboriginal people and containing an Aboriginal language. It describes ...
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    • Re-membering my Charrúa roots on unceded land: weaving new narratives 

      Do Prado, Paula Gabriela
      Published 2025
      The framework for this thesis arises from my experiences cultivating relationship with Beada-o-Lajau an ancestral Ombú tree (Phytolacca dioica), native to Uruguay where I was born. My relationship with Lajau facilitates a ...
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