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Tanya M. Llorens, Auteur ; Colin J. Yates, Auteur ; Margaret Byrne, Auteur ; Heidi M. Nistelberger, Auteur ; Matthew R. Williams, Auteur ; David J. Coates, AuteurHabitat fragmentation can have large and negative impacts on mating, reproduction and fitness within remnant plant populations. Linear strips of native vegetation are common occurrences in agricultural and revegetated landscapes, yet the impacts[...]
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Kym Ottewell, Auteur ; Judy Dunlop, Auteur ; Neil Thomas, Auteur ; Keith Morris, Auteur ; David Coates, Auteur ; Margaret Byrne, AuteurThe effectiveness of fauna reintroduction programs has been limited by the availability of source animals and the lack of follow up monitoring to assess whether viable populations have been successfully established, particularly in terms of cons[...]
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Colin J. Yates, Auteur ; Carole Elliott, Auteur ; Margaret Byrne, Auteur ; David J. Coates, Auteur ; Richard Fairman, AuteurIn this study we investigate the effect of population size on the proportion of flowers that produce a fruit (fruit set), the number of seeds per fruit (seed set), seed germinability, seedling mortality and growth in a range of population fragme[...]
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David J. Coates, Auteur ; Shelley L. McArthur, Auteur ; Margaret Byrne, AuteurRapid range-wide extinction of whole populations due to introduced disease would be expected to lead to significant loss of genetic diversity, with impacts being greater for a species that is geographically restricted and with disjunct populatio[...]
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Ian D. Lunt, Auteur ; Margaret Byrne, Auteur ; Jessica J. Hellmann, Auteur ; Nicola J. Mitchell, Auteur ; Stephen T. Garnett, Auteur ; Matt W. Hayward, Auteur ; Tara G. Martin, Auteur ; Eve McDonald-Maddden, Auteur ; Stephen E. Williams, Auteur ; Kerstin K. Zander, AuteurAssisted colonisation has received considerable attention recently, and the risks and benefits of introducing taxa to sites beyond their historical range have been vigorously debated. The debate has primarily focused on using assisted colonizati[...]
