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Tasman booby

Un-masking the true identity of the Tasman Booby

23 February, 2018 by Lost & Found Leave a Comment

Remote volcanic islands, ancient bones, scientists and a species brought back from the dead. It might sound like a Jurassic Park rip-off but this is the story of how a diverse team of researchers un-covered the fate of the Tasman Booby. Unearthing history On Lord Howe Island, the husk of an old volcano 1600km east […]

Filed Under: First Person Tagged With: conservation optimism, DNA, earth optimism, extinction, Genetics, Lord Howe Island, Lost and Found, New Zealand, rediscovery, species, storytelling, Tasman booby

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