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Naracoorte's famous cave for hire: 150 years of weddings, parties and ping-pong tournaments

Posted on Mar 11 2016 by Corri Baker

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From the Cambrian of Kangaroo Island to the Ordovician of Morocco

Posted on Apr 16 2015 by Carolyn Haese

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Dr Diego Garcia-Bellido to present at next Sprigg Lecture Series

Posted on Mar 17 2015 by Carolyn Haese

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eScience.Through the eyes of fossils: An exceptional view to past life

Posted on Mar 2 2015 by Carolyn Haese

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Professor Peter Ward appointed Director of Sprigg Geobiology Centre

Posted on Dec 19 2014 by Corri Baker

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Podcast. Hominids on holiday: an interview with Professor Katherine Freeman

Posted on Dec 15 2014 by Corri Baker

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Seminar: A haystack from a needle: using biomarkers to understand ancient forest structure - Prof Katherine Freeman

Posted on Nov 20 2014 by Corri Baker

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10 exciting new PhD projects in environmental sciences

Posted on Oct 22 2014 by Corri Baker

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eScience. Nautilus: The Australian living fossil under threat

Posted on Oct 20 2014 by Corri Baker

"Irony is rare in science, and unknown in nature; it is a purely human concept. Yet there is a sad ironic twist to the likely future fate of the cephalopod nautilus, a shelled mollusc that is the last remnant of an ancestral order stretching back 500 million years, and who's exquisite, iconic and endlessly copied shape has not changed for more than 115 million years."

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Media Release: Ancient fossils confirmed among our strangest cousins

Posted on Oct 14 2014 by Corri Baker

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