Thesaurus / dingo
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Scientists had noticed an increase in the size of some dingoes, but that there hasn’t been much understanding of what was causing it, says Michael Letnic, an ecologist at the University of New South Wales in Sydney.
CULLING DINGOES WITH POISON MAY BE MAKING THEM BIGGERJAKE BUEHLERAUGUST 19, 2020SCIENCE NEWSIf dingoes are growing in size in response to 1080 exposure, there could be ecological implications down the line.
CULLING DINGOES WITH POISON MAY BE MAKING THEM BIGGERJAKE BUEHLERAUGUST 19, 2020SCIENCE NEWSYou only shot once at the dingo—there are two chambers empty in this revolver.
QUEENSLAND COUSINSELEANOR LUISA HAVERFIELDWe felt proud of the occasion and grateful to General Dingo.
ROADS OF DESTINYO. HENRYNow a dingo or wild dog, now a toombat or opossum, made its appearance, and created matter of interest and inquiry.
THE GILPINS AND THEIR FORTUNESWILLIAM H. G. KINGSTONLeaving science to unravel this problem, it may be said of the dingo that he is a good-looking but an ill-behaved animal.
AUSTRALIAN PICTURESHOWARD WILLOUGHBYNo surface water is to be obtained in the mallee district; its silence is only disturbed by the melancholy wail of the dingo.
AUSTRALIAN PICTURESHOWARD WILLOUGHBYThe dingo of Australia is thought to be derived from some imported variety of dog.
NATURAL HISTORY OF THE MAMMALIA OF INDIA AND CEYLONROBERT A. STERNDALEI've often watched a dingo turn round twice, and then pitch himself down in the long grass like as if he was dead.
ROBBERY UNDER ARMSTHOMAS ALEXANDER BROWNE, AKA ROLF BOLDREWOODThe dingo lived by feeding on the kangaroos, and thus kept down the number of those animals.
THE LAND OF THE KANGAROOTHOMAS WALLACE KNOXWORDS RELATED TO DINGO
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