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Extinct no more: Protecting the night parrot
The secret south-western Queensland site where night parrots were rediscovered may soon be preserved as a protected area.
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Mass extinction: the kiss of death
99% of species that have ever lived are extinct. It’s a miracle the ancestors of our species made it through the ‘Big Five’ mass extinctions alive.
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‘Romeo and Juliet’ dinosaurs buried together
Dinosaur ‘lovers’ preserved together in the Gobi Desert are the best evidence yet of a fossilised mating pair.
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AUDIO: The music of science
How do you pick five pieces of classical music to complement a discussion that ranges from dinosaurs and birds to museums and astronomy?
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Illustrating the dinosaurs of Australia
A new Australian Geographic poster features the most accurate illustrations of Aussie dinosaurs ever created.
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The incredible shrinking dinosaur
South Australian museum study shows how birds were born.
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Were all dinosaurs feathered?
A new herbivorous dinosaur from Siberia spreads feathers far and wide.
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Four-winged dinosaur had record-breaking tail feathers
Changyuraptor had the longest feathers of any known dinosaur.
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Prehistoric platypuses with bite
The discovery of a prehistoric, supersized, carnivorous platypus helps to fill in the family history of this unusual and iconic Aussie species.
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Why Jurassic Park had it all wrong
What would a feathered Velociraptor look like – and will one feature in the fourth Jurassic Park film, to hit cinemas in 2015?