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The presentation of the Japan Prize to Keith Sainsbury

Ecologically sustainable fisheries and marine industries

Rabbits around water trough

Myxomatosis to control rabbits

The cover of the second edition of Prescott's paper published as CSIRO Bulletin No. 52

Soil Map of Australia

Port Phillip Bay Study Final Report cover

Port Phillip Bay Environmental Study

The survey vessel Rama

Prawn fishing industry in the Gulf of Carpentaria

Alan Walsh and his atomic absorption spectroscopy equipment

Atomic absorption spectroscopy

A member of the Dung beetle family.

Dung beetle program

Rainforests – Australia’s green cathedrals

Drawing of two ducks

Waterfowl in Australia

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