Books + Publishing. Published online Monday 07 October 2013 Review by Clive Tilsley The Dealer is the Devil – An Insider’s History of the Aboriginal Art Trade. by Adrian Newstead. Published by Brandl & Schlesinger, 2

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• Indigenous Australian art
• Australian art
• Indigenous Australians
• Arts in Australia
• Australian Aboriginal art
• Emily Kngwarreye

Tasmanien Begegnung mit dem Teufel und mehr Tasmanian Devil Nur zwei Flugstunden südlich von Sydney entfernt, trifft man auf eine einzigartige Tierwelt.

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• Financial institutions
• Institutional investors
• Devil facial tumour disease
• Insurance
• Tasmania
• Metatheria
• Scavengers
• Tasmanian devil

A chance for you to help secure a future for the Tassie Devil In 2015 organise a Black & White Fundraising Day! Thanks to past fundraising efforts the Appeal has been able to use public donations to support a range of gr

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Frequently Asked Questions Devil Facial Tumour Disease 1. What is Devil Facial Tumour Disease? Devil Facial Tumour Disease (DFTD) is a term used to describe a fatal condition in Tasmanian devils which is characterised by

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• Devil facial tumour disease
• Carcinogenesis
• Tasmanian devil
• Clonally transmissible cancer
• Cancer
• Tasmania
• Platypus
• Melanoma
• Allograft diseases
• Medicine
• Oncology
• Metatheria

Save the Tasmanian Devil Program: Insurance Population Strategy www.tassiedevil.com.au Insurance Population Strategy 1. INTRODUCTION This Strategy has been prepared by the Tasmanian Department of Primary Industries and W

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• Zoos
• Scavengers
• Tasmanian devil
• Devil facial tumour disease
• Captive breeding
• Insurance
• Biology
• Conservation
• Zoology

Frequently Asked Questions Roadkill Project 1. What is the Save the Tasmanian Devil Program Roadkill Project? We launched the Roadkill Project in 2009 to help determine how significant the threat of roadkill is to Tasma

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• Scavengers
• Tasmanian devil
• Roadkill
• Devil facial tumour disease
• Michael Depoli
• Tasmania
• Metatheria
• Meat
• Wildlife

Frequently Asked Questions Tasmanian Devils 1. What do they look like? The world’s largest surviving carnivorous marsupial, the devil has a thick-set, squat build, with a relatively large, broad head and short, thick t

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• Australian Aboriginal culture
• Devil facial tumour disease
• Tasmania
• Thylacine
• Dingo
• Dasyuromorphia
• Quoll
• Flora and fauna of Tasmania
• Metatheria
• Scavengers
• Tasmanian devil

Frequently Asked Questions Tasmanian Devils 1. What do they look like? The world’s largest surviving carnivorous marsupial, the devil has a thick-set, squat build, with a relatively large, broad head and short, thick t

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• Australian Aboriginal culture
• Devil facial tumour disease
• Tasmania
• Thylacine
• Dingo
• Dasyuromorphia
• Quoll
• Flora and fauna of Tasmania
• Metatheria
• Scavengers
• Tasmanian devil

Media Release Wednesday 11 March 2009 Endangered Tasmanian devil roadkill may double if Tarkine Road proceeds The Tasmanian Conservation Trust feels compelled to correct a number of inaccurate media statements made recen

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• Tasmania
• Roadkill
• Ruth Forrest
• Metatheria
• Tarkine
• Tasmanian devil