| Titre : | Wildlife Research : Management and Conservation 37(2) - 2010 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Samantha J. Price-Rees, Auteur ;
Gregory P. Brown, Auteur ;
Richard Shine, Auteur
Context. Detecting ecological impacts of invasive species can be extremely difficult. Even major population declines may be undetectable without extensive long-term data if the affected taxon is rare and/or difficult to census, and exhibits stoc[...]
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Stephen A. Murphy, Auteur ;
Sarah M. Legge, Auteur ;
Joanne Heathcote, Auteur ;
Eridani Mulder, Auteur
Context. Mismanaged fire is one of the main processes threatening biodiversity in northern Australian savannas. While the suite of species adversely affected by fire has been quite well documented, empirical studies that seek to identify the eco[...]
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Tristan Lee, Auteur ;
Kyall R. Zenger, Auteur ;
Robert L. Close, Auteur ;
Marilyn Jones, Auteur ;
David N. Phalen, Auteur
Context. Mammal populations around the world are increasingly threatened with population fragmentation because of loss of habitat or barriers to gene flow. The investigation of koala populations in the Sydney region not only provides valuable in[...]
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J. C. Z. Woinarski, Auteur ;
M. Armstrong, Auteur ;
K. Brennan, Auteur ;
A. Fisher, Auteur ;
A. D. Griffiths, Auteur ;
B. Hill, Auteur ;
D. J. Milne, Auteur ;
C. Palmer, Auteur ;
S. Ward, Auteur ;
M. Watson, Auteur ;
S. Winderlich, Auteur ;
S. Young, Auteur
Context. Australia has a lamentable history of mammal extinctions. Until recently, the mammal fauna of northern Australia was presumed to have been spared such loss, and to be relatively intact and stable. However, several recent studies have su[...]
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John P. Tracey, Auteur
Context. The epidemiology of avian influenza and the ecology of wild birds are inextricably linked. An understanding of both is essential in assessing and managing the risks of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI). Aims. This project investi[...]
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Deborah J. Wilson, Auteur ;
William G. Lee, Auteur
Context. Rodent populations in many parts of the world fluctuate in response to resource pulses generated by periodic high seed production (masting) by forest trees, with cascading effects on predation risk to other forest species. In New Zealan[...]
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Ian M. Harris, Auteur ;
Harriet R. Mills, Auteur ;
Roberta Bencini, Auteur
Context. Although wildlife crossing structures are often included when new roads are built, their effectiveness at reconnecting wildlife populations is still largely unknown. A new highway was built in 2005 through an area of remnant vegetation [...]
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David J. Sharpe, Auteur ;
Ross L. Goldingay, Auteur
Context. Nectar is a temporally variable food resource. However, because few studies describe the population dynamics of nectar-feeding non-flying mammals, it is unclear how such populations are influenced by resource availability. Aims. We inve[...]
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Lisa M. Spence-Bailey, Auteur ;
Dale G. Nimmo, Auteur ;
Luke T. Kelly, Auteur ;
Andrew F. Bennett, Auteur ;
Michael F. Clarke, Auteur
Context. 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[...]
