All the birds, one tree!

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he world of birds is captivating, vibrant, kaleidoscopic, and incredibly diverse! Hearing the bird lectures in my 2^nd year bachelors Australian Wildlife Biology unit re-kindled by fascination for bird life. I was overwhelmed with the sheer hugeness of bird diversity that I decided to try and taxonomically group the birds in a diagram and essentially, bring all the birds into one tree!...

Silage Inoculants: What are they?

What is silage?

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ilage is those round bales of hay you see on farms. Or you may have seen those plastic-covered mounds held under by a layer of tyres. Silage is simply forage that is being preserved for a later date, such as in the winter when there is a deficiency in feed.

What's in a bird?

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t wasn’t until I took my Australian Wildlife Biology unit in 2^nd year bachelors that I began to profoundly appreciate the sheer hugeness and diversity that makes up the world of birds. It is a mysterious world, a kaleidoscopic world, a complicated world – birds have captured my heart and I never want to stop delving deeper into their world! Let’s start with a simple look into the characteristics of our avian friends…

A Brief Overview of Necrosis

Necrosis

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 first learned about necrosis in my cell injury lectures during our Pathogenesis unit. Cell injury is so wildly vast and complex with necrosis making up just one part of it! Today, I’ll be giving you a broad overview of necrosis… let’s talk about cell death!

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