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Our peripheral vision is far more sophisticated than we thought

  • Written by The Conversation
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From owls to butterflies to monkeys, there are many examples where the visual part of the brain has evolved to devote more resources to tasks that are particularly important for a species. Nocturnal animals like owls have enhanced night vision at the expense of good colour vision, for example. This type of trade-off is...

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Bernie Fraser quits Climate Change Authority after difficulties with Hunt

  • Written by The Conversation
imageBernie Fraser has resigned as chair of the Climate Change Authority. Lukas Coch/AAP

The chairman of the Climate Change Authority, Bernie Fraser, has quit – apparently after a long period of bad relations with Environment Minister Greg Hunt.

It is believed Fraser – who is a former secretary of the Treasury and former governor of the...

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  7. Can the Paris climate talks prevent a planetary strike-out?
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  9. When parents with high math anxiety help with homework, children learn less
  10. Baby booms and busts: how population growth spurts affect the economy
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  14. Ten years on, The Libertines release fresh anthems for a new doomed youth
  15. Hard Evidence: what does the future hold for the baby boomers?
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  17. The case for the music of Jean Sibelius
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  20. Shockingly, Alan Jones and I agree about proposed changes to Australian environmental laws
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  22. Giving faces to South Africa's missing children
  23. How South African universities are governed is the biggest challenge
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  30. What's really at stake if the China FTA falls through
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  38. How earning the right to an opinion on the Internet makes it that much more valuable
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