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Canine nose helps save pygmy blue-tongue lizard

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Thursday October 23, 2014

Thursday October 23, 2014

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Flinders University researcher Torben Nielsen are using canine know-how to uncover more about a tiny reptile long thought to have been extinct in South Australia.

Here’s how the dog was trained by Gary Jackson

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