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The social network of solitary lizards

Burra, South Australia. Dirt roads link sparsely populated towns and communities once home to copper miners that lived in tiny dugouts along the banks of the creek. Burra is a place capsulated by hot, dry summers and cool moist winters. Across the arid place a grey-brown reptile with short limbs and a large cumbersome head [...]

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Impact of Migration within Australia on Australian Ecology

Impact of Migration within Australia on Australian Ecology

There are numerous reasons for people’s migration. When we talk about migrations in Australia and its influence on Australia’s ecology we primarily think of immigration to cities. The activity which happens all over the world takes its toll on Australia’s ecology as well. History: Historical migration of human populations begins with the movement of Homo erectus out [...]

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