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D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; J. T. Wood, Auteur ; L. McBurney, Auteur ; C. MacGregor, Auteur ; K. Youngentob, Auteur ; S. C. Banks, AuteurA traditional focus in conservation biology has been on rare species as they are often those most at risk of decline or extinction. However, we argue in this paper that some kinds of currently common species also can be susceptible to decline. T[...]
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M. L. Pope, Auteur ; D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; R. B. Cunningham, Auteur
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D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; M. L. Pope, Auteur ; R. B. Cunningham, Auteur
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R. B. Cunningham, Auteur ; M. L. Pope, Auteur ; D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur
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A. H. Welsh, Auteur ; D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; C. F. Donnelly, Auteur ; A. Ruckstuhl, Auteur
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D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; A. Welsh, Auteur ; C. F. Donnelly, Auteur
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A. F. Wayne, Auteur ; A. Cowling, Auteur ; D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; C. G. Ward, Auteur ; C. V. Vellios, Auteur ; C. F. Donnelly, Auteur ; M. C. Calvey, AuteurThis study investigated associations between the relative abundance of the threatened ngwayir (western ringtail possum, Pseudocheirus occidentalis) and anthropogenic disturbances at local and landscape scales within the publicly-managed jarrah ([...]
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M. J. Crane, Auteur ; R. M. Montague-Drake, Auteur ; R. B. Cunningham, Auteur ; D. B. Lindenmayer, AuteurBeing able to recognise critical habitat features such as nesting and denning sites is essential for wildlife conservation. It is particularly true for the den trees of species threatened by habitat loss, such as the squirrel glider (Petaurus no[...]
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D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; R. D. Incoll, Auteur ; R. B. Cunningham, Auteur ; M. L. Pope, Auteur ; C. F. Donnelly, Auteur ; C. I. MacGregor, Auteur ; C. Tribolet, Auteur ; B. E. Triggs, Auteur
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A. F. Wayne, Auteur ; A. Cowling, Auteur ; C. G. Ward, Auteur ; J. F. Rooney, Auteur ; C. V. Vellios, Auteur ; D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; C. F. Donnelly, AuteurComparative trials of different survey methods were conducted in the southern jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata) forest to determine the most efficient means of detecting koomal (common brushtail possum, Trichosurus vulpecula hypoleucus) and ngwayir [...]
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D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; C. MacGregor, Auteur ; A. Welsh, Auteur ; C. Donnelly, Auteur ; M. Crane, Auteur ; D. Michael, Auteur ; R. Montague-Drake, Auteur ; R. B. Cunningham, Auteur ; D. Brown, Auteur ; M. Fortescue, Auteur ; N. Dexter, Auteur ; M. Hudson, Auteur ; A. M. Gill, AuteurThe response of terrestrial mammals and arboreal marsupials to past burning history as well as a year prior to, and then for 4 years after, a major wildfire in 2003 at Booderee National Park, Jervis Bay Territory was quantified. The present stud[...]
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R. B. Cunningham, Auteur ; D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; C. MacGregor, Auteur ; S. Barry, Auteur ; A. Welsh, AuteurIn this study, we use data drawn from a series of trapping events on four 0.5-ha trapping grids surveyed in the wet eucalypt forests of central Victoria, south-eastern Australia, to identify relationships between capture probabilities and severa[...]
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K. L. Viggers, Auteur ; D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; R. B. Cunningham, Auteur ; C. F. Donnelly, Auteur
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A. F. Wayne, Auteur ; A. Cowling, Auteur ; J. F. Rooney, Auteur ; C. G. Ward, Auteur ; I. B. Wheeler, Auteur ; D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; C. F. Donnelly, AuteurThis paper describes how environmental factors, survey method procedures and differences in forest structure resulting from logging relate to the detection of koomal ( common brushtail possum, Trichosurus vulpecula hypoleucus) and ngwayir ( west[...]
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R. M. Montague-Drake, Auteur ; D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; R. B. Cunningham, AuteurSignificant biodiversity loss is characteristic of agricultural landscapes worldwide. Biodiversity recovery efforts in such landscapes can be hamstrung by a paucity of information on factors affecting species' distributions, particularly for thr[...]
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D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; W. Blanchard, Auteur ; L. McBurney, Auteur ; D. Blair, Auteur ; S. C. Banks, Auteur ; D. Driscoll, Auteur ; A. L. Smith, Auteur ; A. M. Gill, AuteurAlthough fire is a major form of natural disturbance worldwide, both fire-derived landscape context effects and the impacts of fire severity are poorly known for many species. To address this knowledge gap, we quantified the response of Australi[...]
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D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; J. F. Franklin, Auteur ; J. Fischer, AuteurMany indicators and criteria have been proposed to assess the sustainable management of forests but their scientific validity remains uncertain. Because the effects of forest disturbances (such as logging) are often specific to particular specie[...]
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D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; R. B. Cunningham, Auteur ; C. F. Donnelly, Auteur ; R. D. Incoll, Auteur ; M. L. Pope, Auteur ; C. R. Tribolet, Auteur ; K. L. Viggers, Auteur ; A. H. Welsh, Auteur
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C. F. Sato, Auteur ; J. T. Wood, Auteur ; M. Schroder, Auteur ; K. Green, Auteur ; D. R. Michael, Auteur ; D. B. Lindenmayer, AuteurAlpine-subalpine areas are sensitive environments that support large numbers of endemic species. They are also popular for human recreation. Increasing demands for tourism means that infrastructure in alpine resorts is expanding. Consequently, h[...]
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D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; R. B. Cunningham, AuteurWork in many parts of the world has discussed the decline of biodiversity in regions dominated by agriculture. We report the results of a major study documenting the longitudinal profiles of birds between 1998 and 2009 within 66 patches of tempe[...]
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Nicole Sweaney, Auteur ; Don A. Driscoll, Auteur ; D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; Nicholas Porch, AuteurFollowing landscape change, species invasions and extinctions may lead to biotic homogenisation, resulting in increased taxonomic and functional similarity between previously distinct biotas. Biotic homogenisation is more likely to occur in land[...]
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F. Pereoglou, Auteur ; C. MacGregor, Auteur ; S. C. Banks, Auteur ; F. Ford, Auteur ; J. Wood, Auteur ; D. B. Lindenmayer, AuteurContext. Temporal reduction in shelter is an indirect primary impact of fire. Removal of animal refugia has implications for shelter site selection and fidelity - factors that have been largely overlooked in studies of Australian rodent fauna. T[...]
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R. B. Cunningham, Auteur ; D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; B. D. Lindenmayer, AuteurMorning vocal activity data for birds were collected using automatic sound recorders at 165 sites in fragmented forests at Tumut in south-eastern Australia. A model was developed to describe the statistical properties of the vocal activity data [...]
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D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; R. B. Cunningham, Auteur ; B. D. Lindenmayer, AuteurAs early morning bird vocalisation is a major feature of many bird communities, longitudinal profiles of vocal activity data, collected using sound recorders, were compared for a range of habitat types in the Tumut area of south-eastern Australi[...]
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R. Heinsohn, Auteur ; R. C. Lacy, Auteur ; D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; H. Marsh, Auteur ; D. Kwan, Auteur ; I. R. Lawler, AuteurA significant proportion of the world's remaining dugongs (Dugong dugon) occur off northern Australia where they face various anthropogenic impacts. Here, we investigate the viability of two dugong meta-populations under varying regimes of indig[...]
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D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; C. I. MacGregor, Auteur ; R. B. Cunningham, Auteur ; R. D. Incoll, Auteur ; M. Crane, Auteur ; D. Rawlins, Auteur ; D. R. Michael, Auteur
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D. B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; E. J. Knight, Auteur ; M. J. Crane, Auteur ; R. Montague-Drake, Auteur ; D. R. Michael, Auteur ; C. I. MacGregor, AuteurLarge-scale vegetation clearing accompanying agricultural development has been a major driver of biodiversity loss. Efforts to reverse this problem have often included revegetation, but the Value of revegetated areas for biodiversity is poorly k[...]
