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‘We need as many samples as possible’: The importance of reporting dead dingoes

The discovery of a dead dingo on Mount Donna Buang Road has prompted calls for awareness surrounding the importance of dingo genetic studies. Georgia Ryan, who is the director of an animal behaviour consultant company in Seville, was driving along Mount Donna Buang Road when…

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