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Tributes to Professor Phill Cartwright, Syndem s Non-Executive Director

Tributes to Professor Phill Cartwright, Syndem s Non-Executive Director
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Process and Control Today | Professor Phill Cartwright - leading light of UK innovation

Process and Control Today | Professor Phill Cartwright - leading light of UK innovation
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Lontra gigante é vista na Argentina pela primeira vez desde os anos 1980

Um espécime apelidado de "Teuco" foi avistado por pesquisadores que navegavam de caiaque pelo Rio Bermejo, na província argentina de Chaco

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Solitary otters have a surprisingly rich vocabulary

Playful aquatic mammals use six different calls to communicate

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Human activity forces animals to move 70 percent further to survive

Date Time Human activity forces animals to move 70 percent further to survive A world-first study has analysed 208 previous papers to quantify the impact of human activity on animal movement. DECRA Fellow Dr Tim Doherty warns the impacts threaten species survival and biodiversity. Lead author Dr Tim Doherty with a sand goanna at Mallee Cliffs NSW. For the first time, scientists have calculated the global impact of human activity on animal movement, revealing widespread impacts that threaten species survival and biodiversity. While it has been shown that activities such as logging and urbanisation can have big impacts on wildlife, the study by scientists at the University of Sydney and Deakin University in Australia shows that episodic events such as hunting, military activity and recreation can trigger even bigger changes in animal behaviour.

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