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Rainforests – Australia’s green cathedrals

Dung bettle program publications

Hydraulic fracturing in mining publications

Pulsars publications

Dieter Plate with the Wool Foundation Eliza Forlonge medal presented to him in 1993

Sirospun

Drawing of two ducks

Waterfowl in Australia

Val Dyadyuk

Valeriy Dyadyuk

In 1930 black disease was considered to be the most serious infectious disease affecting sheep in Australia.

Black disease vaccine for sheep

Image highlighting the award of the CSIRO Chairman's medal to the bovine and ovine genomics research program in 2010

Deciphering the cattle and sheep genomes

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