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Helen Newton Turner and the wool industry

Nessy Allen
Pages 56-62 | Published online: 18 May 2009

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Nessy Allen. (1997) Test tubes and white jackets: The careers of two Australian women scientists. Journal of Australian Studies 21:52, pages 126-137.
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Nessy Allen. (1993) ‘The sea has many voices‘ : Profile of an Australian woman scientist. Journal of Australian Studies 17:38, pages 41-50.
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J. H. J. van der Werf. (2023) Reflections on genetic improvement. Animal Production Science 63:11, pages 925-930.
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D. A. McCann & P. Batterham. (1993) Australian genetics: A brief history. Genetica 90:2-3, pages 81-114.
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