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A Monash University researcher at the forefront of animal cognition and behavioral studies is shining a light on how the field plays a critical role in driving forward societal innovation.

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In a study published Thursday in the journal PLOSOne, a team of researchers at the University of Toronto, Northwestern University and the University of Warsaw found that experts who study animal ...

Gordonia, which lived about 254-252 million years ago, was a type of animal called a protomammal ... study published this week in the Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society, opens new tab.

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