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Adrian D. Manning, Auteur ; Ross B. Cunningham, Auteur ; David B. Lindenmayer, AuteurRestoration projects often do not effectively restore some key biological resources that take time, often centuries, to accumulate. Such resources are often characteristic of 'natural' ecosystems and are critical to successful ecosystem recovery[...]
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Damian R. Michael, Auteur ; Ross B. Cunningham, Auteur ; Christine F. Donnelly, Auteur ; David B. Lindenmayer, AuteurContext. In many parts of the world, artificial refuges (ARs) are increasingly used to survey different kinds of herpetofauna. Despite gaining popularity, the merit of using ARs compared with standardised active searches remains poorly known, as[...]
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David J. Paull, Auteur ; Andrew W. Claridge, Auteur ; Ross B. Cunningham, AuteurContext. Conservation planning for threatened species depends on improved knowledge of the whereabouts of critical populations and thus the development of optimal detection methods. Aims. To compare the effectiveness of infrared cameras and hair[...]
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Damian R. Michael, Auteur ; Ross B. Cunningham, Auteur ; David B. Lindenmayer, AuteurSecondary vegetation, associated with changes in land use, presents a conservation issue in the preservation of biological diversity in agricultural landscapes. We examine the interactive effect of eucalypt regrowth and rock habitat on reptile s[...]
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Kendi F. Davies, Auteur ; Brett A. Melbourne, Auteur ; Craig D. James, Auteur ; Ross B. Cunningham, AuteurThe expansion of the artificial water-point network and livestock grazing in and and semi-arid Australia has significantly increased access to water by water limited herbivores and thus has potential to seriously negatively affect the unique end[...]
