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Alex C. Maisey, Auteur ; Norman T. Carter, Auteur ; Janet M. Incoll, Auteur ; Andrew F. Bennett, AuteurNests provide essential ecological services to breeding birds, and the location and architectural characteristics of nests may vary to maximise reproductive success. We investigated variation in nest-characteristics within a breeding population [...]
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Dale G. Nimmo, Auteur ; Angie Haslem, Auteur ; James Q. Radford, Auteur ; Mark Hall, Auteur ; Andrew F. Bennett, AuteurEcosystems world-wide increasingly are subject to multiple interacting disturbances. Biodiversity in anthropogenic landscapes can be enhanced by manipulating landscape patterns, but could such landscape management also assist biota to cope with [...]
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Angie Haslem, Auteur ; Sarah C. Avitabile, Auteur ; Rick S. Taylor, Auteur ; Luke T. Kelly, Auteur ; Simon J. Watson, Auteur ; Dale G. Nimmo, Auteur ; Sally A. Kenny, Auteur ; Kate E. Callister, Auteur ; Lisa M. Spence-Bailey, Auteur ; Andrew F. Bennett, Auteur ; Michael F. Clarke, AuteurTree hollows are a critical, yet potentially limiting habitat resource for many animal species. Fire influences hollow availability, and the associated indirect effects on fauna can threaten the persistence of hollow-dependent species in fire-pr[...]
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Greg J. Holland, Auteur ; Andrew F. Bennett, Auteur ; Rodney van der Ree, AuteurThe squirrel glider (Petaurus norfolcensis) occurs in forests and woodlands in eastern Australia. In Victoria it is now largely restricted to small, fragmented areas and is considered endangered. In this study, the time-budget, feeding behaviour[...]
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Greg J. Holland, Auteur ; Jerry S. A. Alexander, Auteur ; Peter Johnson, Auteur ; Andrew H. Arnold, Auteur ; Merril Halley, Auteur ; Andrew F. Bennett, AuteurEcological monitoring is widely used to measure change through time in ecosystems. The current extinction crisis has resulted in a wealth of monitoring programs focussed on tracking the status of threatened species, and the perceived importance [...]
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Don A. Driscoll, Auteur ; David B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; Andrew F. Bennett, Auteur ; Michael Bode, Auteur ; Ross A. Bradstock, Auteur ; Geoffrey J. Cary, Auteur ; Michael F. Clarke, Auteur ; Nick Dexter, Auteur ; Rod Fensham, Auteur ; Gordon Friend, Auteur ; Malcolm Gill, Auteur ; Stewart James, Auteur ; Geoff Kay, Auteur ; David A. Keith, Auteur ; Christopher MacGregor, Auteur ; Jeremy Russell-Smith, Auteur ; David Salt, Auteur ; James E. M. Watson, Auteur ; Richard J. Williams, Auteur ; Alan York, AuteurKnowing how species respond to fire regimes is essential for ecologically sustainable management. This axiom raises two important questions: (1) what knowledge is the most important to develop and (2) to what extent can current research methods [...]
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Natasha M. Robinson, Auteur ; Steve W. J. Leonard, Auteur ; Andrew F. Bennett, Auteur ; Michael F. Clarke, AuteurIn forest ecosystems, uniformity in fire spread may be moderated by topography such that sheltered areas (e.g. gullies) escape fire. However, gullies are not immune to fire and, under extreme fire weather conditions, can burn. This may compromis[...]
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Luke T. Kelly, Auteur ; Andrew F. Bennett, AuteurUnderstanding the habitat requirements of a species is critical for effective conservation-based management. In this study, we investigated the influence of forest structure on the distribution of the yellow-footed antechinus (Antechinus flavipe[...]
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Lisa M. Spence-Bailey, Auteur ; Dale G. Nimmo, Auteur ; Luke T. Kelly, Auteur ; Andrew F. Bennett, Auteur ; Michael F. Clarke, AuteurContext. Designing an appropriate survey protocol requires understanding of how capture rates of target species may be influenced by factors other than on-ground abundance, such as weather conditions or seasonality. This is particularly relevant[...]
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Greg J. Holland, Auteur ; Andrew F. Bennett, AuteurMost studies of habitat use by small mammals rely on data from trapping grids. Such studies pertain to habitat use by individuals, which may not reflect population-level requirements. To meet the challenge of landscape change, it is important to[...]
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Andrew F. Bennett, Auteur ; James Q. Radford, Auteur ; Angie Haslem, AuteurAgricultural landscapes are mosaics of different land uses. Their vast extent throughout the world means that they have a key role in the conservation of biodiversity. To provide a sound basis for management, it is important to recognise the eme[...]
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Geoff W. Brown, Auteur ; Andrew F. Bennett, Auteur ; Joanne M. Potts, AuteurMany species of reptiles are sedentary and depend on ground-layer habitats, suggesting that they may be particularly vulnerable to landscape changes that result in isolation or degradation of native vegetation. We investigated patterns of reptil[...]
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Andrew F. Bennett, Auteur ; Dale G. Nimmo, Auteur ; James Q. Radford, AuteurIdentifying landscape patterns that allow native fauna to coexist with human land use is a global challenge. Riparian vegetation often persists in anthropogenic environments as strips of natural or se[...]
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Grant C. Palmer, Auteur ; Andrew F. Bennett, AuteurRiparian zones are a characteristic component of many landscapes throughout the world and increasingly are recognised as key areas for biodiversity conservation. Their importance for bird communities has been well recognised in semi-arid environ[...]
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Luke T. Kelly, Auteur ; Dale G. Nimmo, Auteur ; Lisa M. Spence-Bailey, Auteur ; Michael F. Clarke, Auteur ; Andrew F. Bennett, AuteurContext. Wildfire is a major driver of the structure and function of mallee eucalypt-and spinifex-dominated landscapes. Understanding how fire influences the distribution of biota in these fire-prone environments is essential for effective ecolo[...]
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Rick S. Taylor, Auteur ; Simon J. Watson, Auteur ; Andrew F. Bennett, Auteur ; Michael F. Clarke, AuteurManaging fire regimes for conservation of biodiversity is a global challenge. We examined the responses of birds to fire mosaics (4-km diameter landscapes) comprising different compositions of fire age-classes, and used these results to evaluate[...]
