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PhD research promotes new path for COVID-19 vaccines

New Delhi: Research by a Te Herenga Waka Victoria University of Wellington PhD graduate has taken important strides towards a new category of vaccines for respiratory illnesses, including COVID-19. Dr Theresa Pankhurst (Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Kahungun ....

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Researchers capture live sperm of tuatara to aid species survival

Male tuatara do not have a penis, or any type of male reproductive organ that helps to deliver sperm, so traditional methods used in wildlife science cannot be used for collecting sperm.
So basically your best bet is just to separate the pairs. The good news is that tuatara, particularly pairs, will often mate multiple times in a season. it s really the only chance you have of getting a good chance of getting a sample.
Asked if disrupting their mating upset the tuatara, Lamar said they were not happy about it. However, they are a really good species to work with, we have techniques to really keep stress down and it seems to work really well. ....

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