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Settler s descendant wants forebears monuments removed

Settler s descendant wants forebears monuments removed
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Suzannah hentyJames hentyVicki couzensVictorian aboriginal corporation for languagesYoorrook justice commissionGunditjmara countryIndigenous victoriansEumeralla warsFirst nationsVictorian aboriginal corporation

Yoorrook hears from descendent of memorialised British settlers that she wants their statues destroyed

The latest round of truth-telling before the Victorian Indigenous justice body has entered its third day.

United kingdomJames hentySuzannah hentyJill gallagherMarcia langtonHenry reynoldsUniversity of melbourneYoorrook justice commission creditVictorian aboriginal community controlled health organisationUniversity of tasmaniaYoorrook justice commissionGunditjmara countryIndigenous victoriansEumeralla warsFirst nationsYoorrook justice

Ancient bird left tracks near South Pole during Cretaceous

"Our discovery shows that there were many birds, and a variety of them, near the South Pole about 125 million years ago."

South australiaClaudia serranoMelissa loweryPeter swinkelsAnthony martinPatricia vickersMike hallMonash universitySchool of coahuilaEmory university departmentNational museum of natural historySmithsonian institutionMuseums victoria research instituteEarly cretaceousSouthern hemisphereNorthern hemisphere

Birds set foot near South Pole in Early Cretaceous, Australian tracks show

Birds set foot near South Pole in Early Cretaceous, Australian tracks show
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South australiaMike hallClaudia serranoPeter swinkelsAnthony martinPatricia vickersMelissa loweryMuseums victoria research instituteSmithsonian institutionMonash universityEmory university department of environmental sciencesSchool of coahuilaNational museum of natural historySouthern hemisphereEarly cretaceousNorthern hemisphere

Birds set foot near South Pole in Early Cretaceous, Australian tracks show

Emory paleontologist Anthony Martin and colleagues published their find of some of the oldest, positively identified bird tracks in the Southern Hemisphere, dated to between 120 million and 128 million years ago.

South australiaEmory anthony martinRuth schowalterMelissa loweryAnthony martinEmory university department of environmental sciencesSmithsonian institutionSchool of coahuilaMonash universityMuseums victoria research instituteEarly cretaceousSouthern hemisphereNorthern hemisphereEmory universitySouth poleNormal school