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William Matthew Hart (1830-1908)

William Hart had a predilection for intense colours, an attribute that would have pleased Gould. Though he commenced medical training, Hart was forced to abandon his studies due to lack of finance. He then turned to making his living as a colourer.

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Waters of the deep past: the fossil aquatic insects of New South Wales

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An international team of palaeontologists, led by AMRI and UNSW’s Dr Matthew McCurry, shed light on why whales and dolphins have such large brains – with the help of Baleen Whale fossils.

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Kooriculum: Beyond Terra Nullius

Aboriginal Stories of Country welcome all visitors, ask people to listen and learn from them, to respect their country and in particular respect their sacred sites.

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William Matthew Hart (1830-1908)

Future-proofing the koala: How museums can help protect an Australian icon

Nature Australia Volume 26 Issue 11

Larval pelican flounder, Chascanopsetta sp.

An unusual Tertiary basalt sequence, near Boat Harbour, Northwest Tasmania

Ophichthid leptocephalus off Kona, Hawaii

Waters of the deep past: the fossil aquatic insects of New South Wales

Fossil evidence sheds light on why whales and dolphins have large brains

Kooriculum: Beyond Terra Nullius

John Gould the artist

A Pre-Lapita Structure at Apalo, Arawe Islands, Papua New Guinea

Matthew Flinders

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