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Feature: Is Australia Undergoing an Insect Armageddon? by: K. Tracy Reynolds & Ary Hoffmann Long-term studies all over the world show a dramatic decline in insect diversity and numbers, but we know little about the health of Australian insect populations.	Browse: Pesticides Are Destroying Aquatic Ecosystems by: Stephen Luntz Pesticide run-off from agriculture has been blamed for a crisis in aquatic ecosystems despite laboratory studies supporting current regulatory levels.

Australasian Science July/August 2019
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Browse: The world’s oldest farmers

Browse: Insects Evolved Flight When Plants First Grew Tall

Browse: Pesticides Are Destroying Aquatic Ecosystems

by: Stephen Luntz

Pesticide run-off from agriculture has been blamed for a crisis in aquatic ecosystems despite laboratory studies supporting current regulatory levels.

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