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Conservation

Stem cells could save snow leopards

Scientists have produced stem cells from the tissue of an adult snow leopard.

Fire regimes threaten mistletoe

Mistletoe in the Pilbara could be facing regional extinction.

New species discovered

California Academy of Sciences described 140 new species in 2011, spanning six continents and three oceans.

Climate change causes colour change

Climate change can cause physical changes in animals, according to a study from the University of Helsinki.

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Cane toads could be given a taste of their own medicine

The chemicals released by cane toads could be used to impede their invasion.

New dolphin species discovered in Victoria

The coastal dolphins of Southern Australia have been formally recognised as a new species of bottlenose dolphin.

First stem cells from endangered species

Scientists have used skin cells to produce the stem cells from the drill monkey and the Northern white rhinoceros.

Rare plants flourish after fires

The 2009 bushfires in Victoria triggered a population explosion for a number of rare plant species.

Eucalyptus genome sequenced

The flooded gum (Eucalyptus grandis) has become the second forest tree in the world to have its genome sequenced.

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