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When foxes went feral
Seventy years after foxes were first introduced to Australia in 1870, they had managed to spread across the continent. For the first time, their colonisation of the continent has been mapped.
- GUEST: Dr Sean Tomlinson, Lecturer at the School of Molecular and Life Sciences, Curtin University
- PRODUCER: Ali Benton
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Seventy years after foxes were first introduced to Australia in 1870, they had managed to spread across the continent. For the first time, their colonisation of the continent has been mapped.
- GUEST: Dr Sean Tomlinson, Lecturer at the School of Molecular and Life Sciences, Curtin University
- PRODUCER: Ali Benton
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