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1. Self-portrait, Corio, Victoria, 1942
2. Sydney Harbour Bridge 2, 1947
3. Erskine Street and AWA tower, ca. 1947
4. Funnel of Orion, 1947
5. Pyrmont Bridge, Sydney, 1947
6. Surry Hills boy 1, 1948
7. Surry Hills boy 2, 1948
8. Surry Hills street, 1948
9. Orcades departure, Pyrmont, ca. 1948
10. GPO corner, George Street, Sydney, ca. 1949
11. Redfern interior, 1949
12. Alexandria, Sydney, ca. 1949
13. Miners, Pacific Colliery, Hunter Valley, ca. 1949
14. Martin Place, Sydney, 1949
15. Martin Place 5.10 pm, Sydney, 1949
16. MLC Building, Martin Place, Sydney, ca. 1949
17. Himalaya and Fort Denison, 1950
18. Painting the Himalaya, Sydney, 1950
19. Cargo storage, Himalaya, Sydney, 1950
20. Himalaya at dusk, Sydney, 1950
21. Departure of the Himalaya, Sydney, 1950
22. Man in telephone booth, Lucerne, Switzerland, 1952
23. St Paul's Cathedral from Bankside, London, ca. 1952
24. George Johnston, Fleet Street, London, ca. 1952
25. Pimlico street, winter, London, ca. 1952
26. Battersea Fun Fair, London, ca. 1952
27. Fairground horses, UK, ca. 1953
28. Before the coronation, London, 1953
29. Waiting for the coronation, 1953
30. Coronation crowd, Trafalgar Square, London, 1953
31. Horse race, Epsom, UK, ca. 1953
32. Cycling, Herne Hill, UK, ca. 1953 (Call No.: 33. Diving suits, Menorca, Spain, 1954)
34. Christmas Day swim, The Serpentine, London, ca. 1955
35. Henry Moore, sculptor, Much Hadham, UK, ca. 1955
36. Bulganin and Khrushchev leaving Chequers, UK, 1956
37. Sir Anthony Eden, London, 1956
38. Sisters of Charity, Washington DC, 1956 [actually Daughters of Charity]
39. Baseball fans, Yankee Stadium, New York, 1956
40. On the Staten Island ferry, New York, 1956
41. John Foster Dulles, US Secretary of State, Washington DC, 1956
42. Times Square, New York City, 1956
43. Judges at the Dublin Horse Show, 1956
44. Len Howard, naturalist, UK, 1957
45. Nuns at Lourdes Centenary, France, 1958
46. Manly ferry and Unilever building, Circular Quay, 1958
47. Lifesavers at Manly, 1959
48. Aboriginal couple, Finnis Springs Mission, South Australia, 1959
49. William Dobell, painter, Potts Point, Sydney, 1960
50. Bar, Betoota races, Queensland, 1961
51. Sun patterns within the Sydney Opera House, 1962
52. Pole vault, Commonwealth Games, Perth, 1962
53. Rush hour, Circular Quay, Sydney, 1962
54. Pitjantjatjara children 1, South Australia, 1963
55. Pitjantjatjara children with chair, South Australia, 1963
56. Billy tea, Mern Merna Station, South Australia, 1963
57. Outback children, South Australia, 1963
58. Bar billiards, Lancelin, Western Australia, 1963
59. Newcastle steelworks, New South Wales, 1963
60. Cray fisherman, Lancelin, Western Australia, 1963
61. Sydney Cricket Ground from the Hill, 1963
62. Sumo championship, Tokyo, Japan, 1963
63. Rolling Stones fans, Sydney, 1965
64. Sydney Opera House construction, 1965
65. Placing roof section, Sydney Opera House, 1965
66. Sydney Harbour from 16 000 feet, 1966
67. Contoured rice field, New South Wales, 1966
68. President Johnson and Prime Minister Holt at Canberra Airport, 1969
69. Migrants arriving in Sydney, 1966
70. Migrant woman, 1966
71. Sydney Opera House under construction, 1966
72. Sydney Opera House, 1967
73. Christo wraps the coastline, New South Wales, 1969
74. Fred Williams pulling an etching, Hawthorn, Victoria, 1969
75. The impossible tree 2, 1972
76. Snow fence, Wyoming, USA, 1973
77. Hotel room view, New York City, 1973
78. Up in New York 12, 1973
79. Landscape nude 1, 1973
80. Landscape nude 2, 1973
81. Underwater nudes 3, 1973
82. Underwater nudes 1, 1973
83. Pacific surf, Tallow Beach 2, New South Wales, 1973
84. Sheet series 2, 1974
85. Mannequin factory 2, Sydney, 1974
86. Mannequin factory 5, Sydney - 1974
87. Lower Manhattan from New Jersey 3, 1974
88. Andre Kertesz, photographer, New York, 1975
89. Max Dupain, photographer, Sydney, 1976
90. Western Distributor forms 1, Sydney, 1979
91. Western Distributor forms 2, Sydney, 1979
92. Western Distributor forms 3, Sydney, 1979
93. Columbus Australia detail 1, 1979
94. Robert Klippel, sculptor, Birchgrove, Sydney, 1979
95. Harbour Bridge steelwork 2, Sydney, 1981
96. Lloyd Rees at 90, Northwood, Sydney, 1985
97. Sixth Avenue, New York City, 1986
98. Hunter River driftwood and slack water, 1988
99. Monaro landscape with lake, New South Wales, 1992
100. Glebe Island Bridge with full moon, 1997

David Moore: 100 photographs [exhibition, 2006]

The number of de novo genome sequence assemblies is increasing exponentially; however, relatively few contain one scaffold/contig per chromosome. Such assemblies are essential for studies of genotype-to-phenotype association, gross genomic evolution, and speciation. Inter-species differences can arise from chromosomal changes fixed during evolution, and we previously hypothesized that a higher fraction of elements under negative selection contributed to avian-specific phenotypes and avian genome organization stability. The objective of this study is to generate chromosome-level assemblies of three avian species (saker falcon, budgerigar, and ostrich) previously reported as karyotypically rearranged compared to most birds. We also test the hypothesis that the density of conserved non-coding elements is associated with the positions of evolutionary breakpoint regions.
We used reference-assisted chromosome assembly, PCR, and lab-based molecular approaches, to generate chromosome-level assemblies of the three species. We mapped inter- and intrachromosomal changes from the avian ancestor, finding no interchromosomal rearrangements in the ostrich genome, despite it being previously described as chromosomally rearranged. We found that the average density of conserved non-coding elements in evolutionary breakpoint regions is significantly reduced. Fission evolutionary breakpoint regions have the lowest conserved non-coding element density, and intrachromomosomal evolutionary breakpoint regions have the highest.
The tools used here can generate inexpensive, efficient chromosome-level assemblies, with > 80% assigned to chromosomes, which is comparable to genomes assembled using high-density physical or genetic mapping. Moreover, conserved non-coding elements are important factors in defining where rearrangements, especially interchromosomal, are fixed during evolution without deleterious effects.

Genome Biology, 2018-10, Vol.19 (1), p.171-171, Article 171

Chromosome-level assembly reveals extensive rearrangement in saker falcon and budgerigar, but not ostrich, genomes

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Chromosome-level assembly reveals extensive rearrangement in saker falcon and budgerigar, but not ostrich, genomes

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