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Spotchecks by Fayedizard Spotchecks for Muckaty Station using numbering revision [1] There are roughtly 55 cited sentances and we choose 8 randomly

• 1 "The region is semi-arid, and the vegetation is generally scrubland."

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• 2 "The Adelaide–Darwin railway, which passes through the western part of Muckaty Station, was completed in early 2004."

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• 3 "and media reports"

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• 4 "Throughout the history of Australia's pastoral industry, Indigenous Australians were a major part of the workforce. In 1928 for example, 80 per cent of Indigenous people with jobs were employed on the stations, including Muckaty, with many living on and travelling across the pastoral leases."

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• 5 "In 2009, the Australian government received a consultant's report that examined Muckaty Station as one of four possible sites for a nuclear waste facility in the Northern Territory."

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• 6 "Most of the region's fauna is typical of desert environments. Species include the Red Kangaroo, the Eastern Wallaroo (also known as the Euro), the Northern Nail-tail Wallaby, and the Spinifex Hopping Mouse. The Central Pebble-mound Mouse also occurs in the region, and other mammal species including the Forrest's Mouse, Desert Mouse and Short-beaked Echidna have been predicted by biologists to occur on the station."

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• 7 "The Tomkinson Group includes layers of coarse sandstones and conglomerates, with some claystone and siltstone, deposited in a fluvial to shallow marine environment. There are also Cambrian basaltic rocks, particularly near the homestead."

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• 8 "As Aboriginal Freehold land it is inalienable communal title, and cannot be bought or sold."

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