australian.museum

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Keyword / Page	Position	Estimated Traffic How is this calculated? Estimated traffic is calculated using: Search Volume × CTR (by position) CTR varies by position: Position 1: 30% Position 2: 15% Position 3: 10% Positions 4-10: Decreasing rates Position 11+: 0.5%	Estimated Traffic Value How is this calculated? Estimated traffic value is calculated using: Estimated Traffic × CPC This represents the estimated monthly value of the traffic based on the keyword's cost-per-click (CPC) from Google Ads data.	Last Seen	Actions
headhunting igorot Our Global Neighbours: Head-hunting in the Cordilleras /blog-archive/science/our-global-neighbours-head-hunting-in-the-cor...	3 Best: 3 • Worst: 3	1 visits/month	—	11 days ago	Search Profile 🇸🇪 Sweden Mobile Our Global Neighbours: Head-hunting in the Cordilleras /blog-archive/science/our-global-neighbours-head-hunting-in-the-cordilleras/ 5 jan. 2015 — Our Igorot axes and head-basket were acquired in the 1930s when this fascinating and grim ritual was still practised in the Luzon's Cordillera.
reef squid Bigfin Reef Squid /learn/animals/molluscs/bigfin-reef-squid-sepioteuthis-lessoniana-l...	4 Best: 4 • Worst: 4	1 visits/month	—	9 days ago	Search Profile 🇸🇪 Sweden Mobile Bigfin Reef Squid /learn/animals/molluscs/bigfin-reef-squid-sepioteuthis-lessoniana-lesson-1830/ Sepioteuthis lessoniana is a large muscular squid found in shallow waters up to 100m depth. They are typically found on coral reefs and seagrass meadows.
denisova human The Denisovans /learn/science/human-evolution/the-denisovans/	6 Best: 6 • Worst: 6	1 visits/month	—	11 days ago	Search Profile 🇸🇪 Sweden Mobile The Denisovans /learn/science/human-evolution/the-denisovans/ av F Dorey · Citerat av 1 — The Denisovans are the first ancient hominin species to be revealed by genes alone, not by fossil ...
bobtail squid Southern Bobtail Squid /learn/animals/molluscs/southern-bobtail-squid-euprymna-tasmanica-p...	7 Best: 7 • Worst: 7	1 visits/month	—	9 days ago	Search Profile 🇸🇪 Sweden Mobile Southern Bobtail Squid /learn/animals/molluscs/southern-bobtail-squid-euprymna-tasmanica-pfeffer-1884/ Euprymna tasmanica lives on sand and mud areas, often in association with seagrass beds. They are found up to depths of at ...
head hunting in cordillera Our Global Neighbours: Head-hunting in the Cordilleras /blog-archive/science/our-global-neighbours-head-hunting-in-the-cor...	1 Best: 1 • Worst: 1	—	—	10 days ago	Search Profile 🇸🇪 Sweden Mobile Our Global Neighbours: Head-hunting in the Cordilleras /blog-archive/science/our-global-neighbours-head-hunting-in-the-cordilleras/ 5 jan. 2015 — Our Igorot axes and head-basket were acquired in the 1930s when this fascinating and grim ritual was still practised in the Luzon's Cordillera.
headhunting tribes Our Global Neighbours: Head-hunting in the Cordilleras /blog-archive/science/our-global-neighbours-head-hunting-in-the-cor...	6 Best: 6 • Worst: 6	—	—	3 days ago	Search Profile 🇸🇪 Sweden Mobile Our Global Neighbours: Head-hunting in the Cordilleras /blog-archive/science/our-global-neighbours-head-hunting-in-the-cordilleras/ 5 jan. 2015 — Best known head-hunters were the Australasian indigenous people from Taiwan, Borneo, Philippines and Melanesia, with the Solomon Islands and New ...
headhunting tribes of the philippines Our Global Neighbours: Head-hunting in the Cordilleras /blog-archive/science/our-global-neighbours-head-hunting-in-the-cor...	6 Best: 6 • Worst: 6	—	—	11 days ago	Search Profile 🇸🇪 Sweden Mobile Our Global Neighbours: Head-hunting in the Cordilleras /blog-archive/science/our-global-neighbours-head-hunting-in-the-cordilleras/ 5 jan. 2015 — Austronesian indigenous people in Luzon represent five major ethnolinguistic groups: the Bontoc, Ibaloi, Isnag (Isneg/Apayao), Kalinga and the ...

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