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Antarctica's blue whales are split into three distinct populations

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

Antarctica’s critically endangered blue whales, the world’s largest animal, are made up of three populations, according to our new DNA analysis.

Although the groups occur together when feeding in Antarctic waters, they are genetically distinct. This suggests that the three groups breed in different locations – possibly even...

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Explainer: what is differentiation and why is it poorly understood?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageDifferentiation is about enabling all students to reach the same learning goal.from www.shutterstock.com

Differentiation is a long word that sounds complicated but it just means teachers plan for the children who are actually in their class, instead of designing lessons for their idea of the “average” child.

It is the means by which...

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The way things are heading, it will be a let down if we aren't voting on July 2

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

The momentum for a July 2 double dissolution has accelerated with Malcolm Turnbull opening the way to bring the May 10 budget forward by a week.

“The budget will be in May,” he said on Tuesday, as he prepared to chair the cabinet expenditure review committee, which had tax policy before it.

An earlier budget day is the ultimate in...

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  2. We need a fairer system for deciding rain-affected games in Twenty20 cricket
  3. Our electricity network regulation is in trouble
  4. Queer wars: the best place to start promoting gay rights is at home
  5. Parents have the biggest influence over their child's language and emotional development
  6. ASIC v ANZ rate-rigging case will be one of epic proportions
  7. Women in the porn industry need rights and proper pay, not token gestures
  8. Explainer: what happens during a heart attack and how is one diagnosed?
  9. How negative-gearing changes can bring life back to eerily quiet suburbs
  10. CommInsure case shows it's time to target reckless misconduct in banking
  11. Feminism has failed and needs a radical rethink
  12. Sex workers of the world unite! How striking French sex workers inspired a global labour movement
  13. Companies prefer ticking boxes to breaking the glass ceiling
  14. We traced the human fingerprint on record-breaking temperatures back to the 1930s
  15. The evidence is in: greater gender diversity in science benefits us all
  16. Two years on since flight MH370 disappeared and the search has found nothing: what now?
  17. Who really benefits from freedom of speech?
  18. Why is it so hard to recruit good maths and science teachers?
  19. Jupiter returns as king of the night sky
  20. Government-Labor again 50-50 in Newspoll
  21. Morrison will fight same-sex marriage
  22. Abbott and Credlin and the death of a prime ministership
  23. Euthanasia: more options doesn't always expand our freedoms, sometimes it limits them
  24. Euthanasia: let's clarify what the law is before we debate changing it
  25. Health Check: what to do if you burn yourself
  26. Chasing ice: how ice cores shape our understanding of ancient climate
  27. Google expands the ‘right to be forgotten’, but Australia doesn't need it
  28. Done like a chicken dinner: city fringes locked in battles over broiler farms
  29. In the ATAR battle, one thing is clear: teaching needs to attract better recruits
  30. GPs struggle to manage patients with work-related mental health problems
  31. Refugee-run school in Indonesia a model for governments to emulate
  32. Weighing the costs and benefits of joining TPP for Indonesia
  33. How should Indonesia deal with emerging religious cults?
  34. The off-topic Conversation #83
  35. Address other life problems to get at-risk young people off methamphetamines
  36. Interactive body map: what really gives you cancer?
  37. It's all relative: how to understand cancer risk
  38. More Australians can stay healthier and out of hospital – here's how
  39. Why startup investors love online marketplaces
  40. Restless right wing and a troublesome Senate: what's a 'good' win for Turnbull?
  41. Sydney, so hot right now: what's behind the city's record run of warm weather?
  42. Australian coal v renewables: how much will it cost to bring electricity to India's poor?
  43. Who (or what) is behind the wheel? The regulatory challenges of driverless cars
  44. Breaking the silence: Australia must acknowledge a violent past
  45. Tony Abbott in a dark place; Turnbull government all over the place
  46. Why I’d Vote For Donald Trump
  47. Prime Minister's Office refuses to endorse Brandis' same-sex marriage timetable
  48. Are Elections Ruining Democracy?
  49. Rhetoric: what was all the talk about?
  50. The fight for encryption gets new allies as tech companies join Apple against the FBI

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