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Media release: A new species of sea snake discovered in Western Australia
University of Adelaide Researchers have discovered a new species of turtle-headed sea snake in Western Australia. The new species, Emydocephalus orarius, or the Western Turtle-headed Sea Snake, is found from Shark Bay to Broome on soft sandy habitats at depths ranging from 15 to 70 metres. Lead author of the study and PhD candidate at […]
Posted in Environment Institute, Evolution and Climate, Media Release, News, paper, School of Biological Sciences
Tagged James Nankivell, sea snakes, turtle-headed sea snakes, Western Australia
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Guest Blog Post by James Nankivell – Investigating the Diversity of Sea Snakes in Western Australia
Guest blog post by Honors Student – James Nankivell As part of my honours project investigating the diversity of sea snakes in Western Australia, I was lucky enough to spend a week in WA conducting fieldwork as part of team from the University of Adelaide. I am specifically looking at species boundaries of widespread sea […]
Posted in Science communication
Tagged Broome, Carnarvon, James Nankivell, mangroves, sea snake sensory evolution and conservation, sea snakes, Western Australia, Western Australian Museum
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