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Little penguins from Australian east and west coasts stick to their own, researchers find; Little penguins from islands off the south-eastern and south-western coastlines of Australia tend to stick to their own, a 10-year study finds, with one exception - colonies on Kangaroo Island
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Little penguins from Australian east and west coasts stick to their own, researchers find; Little penguins from islands off the south-eastern and south-western coastlines of Australia tend to stick to their own, a 10-year study finds, with one exception - colonies on Kangaroo Island
2015
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\"So in south-east Australia we found quite a lot of movement, you can go from Sydney to southern Tasmania to Phillip Island and the penguin colonies are all genetically indistinguishable,\" she said. \"But then around the area of Kangaroo Island you can move only 30 kilometres between two different colonies and they'll be genetically different.\" \"It could be just because that's where the penguins have happened to meet, as they've expanded back out from the east and the west,\" she said.
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