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Nicole Davies, Auteur ; Galina Gramotnev, Auteur ; Leonie Seabrook, Auteur ; Clive McAlpine, Auteur ; Greg Baxter, Auteur ; Daniel Lunney, Auteur ; Adrian Bradley, AuteurSpecies, particularly foliovores, at the trailing edge of their geographical range are likely to be most vulnerable to climate change as they respond to physiological stress and the decline in the nutrient richness of their food source. We inves[...]
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Daniel Lunney, Auteur ; Mathew S. Crowther, Auteur ; Ian Shannon, Auteur ; Jessica V. Bryant, AuteurThe present study demonstrates one solution to a problem faced by managers of species of conservation concern - how to develop broad-scale maps of populations, within known general distribution limits, for the purpose of targeted management acti[...]
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Clive McAlpine, Auteur ; Daniel Lunney, Auteur ; Alistair Melzer, Auteur ; Peter Menkhorst, Auteur ; Stephen Phillips, Auteur ; David Phalen, Auteur ; William Ellis, Auteur ; William Foley, Auteur ; Greg Baxter, Auteur ; Deidre de Villiers, Auteur ; Rodney Kavanagh, Auteur ; Christine Adams-Hosking, Auteur ; Charles Todd, Auteur ; Desley Whisson, Auteur ; Robyn Molsher, Auteur ; Michele Walter, Auteur ; Ivan Lawler, Auteur ; Robert Close, AuteurThe koala (Phascolarctos cinereus), one of the world's most iconic faunal species, was recently listed under Australian government legislation as vulnerable in the northern states of Queensland and New South Wales and in the Australian Capital T[...]
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Leonie Seabrook, Auteur ; Clive McAlpine, Auteur ; Greg Baxter, Auteur ; Jonathan Rhodes, Auteur ; Adrian Bradley, Auteur ; Daniel Lunney, AuteurContext. Global climate change will lead to increased climate variability, including more frequent drought and heatwaves, in many areas of the world. This will affect the distribution and numbers of wildlife populations. In south-west Queensland[...]
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Daniel Lunney, Auteur ; Eleanor Stalenberg, Auteur ; Truly Santika, Auteur ; Jonathan R. Rhodes, AuteurContext. Reviews of climate change in Australia have identified that it is imposing additional stresses on biodiversity, which is already under threat from multiple human impacts. Aims. The present study aimed to determine the contributions of s[...]
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Clive A. McAlpine, Auteur ; Jonathan R. Rhodes, Auteur ; John G. Callaghan, Auteur ; Michiala E. Bowen, Auteur ; Daniel Lunney, Auteur ; David L. Mitchell, Auteur ; David V. Pullar, Auteur ; Hugh P. Possingham, AuteurThe loss and fragmentation of forest habitats by human land use are recognised as important factors influencing the decline of forest-dependent fauna. Mammal species that are dependent upon forest habitats are particularly sensitive to habitat l[...]
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Daniel Lunney, Auteur ; Alison Matthews, Auteur ; Peggy Eby, Auteur ; Angela M. Penn, AuteurContext. Long-term studies are internationally recognised as an essential component of achieving ecologically sustainable forest management with respect to fauna. Aims. This study aimed to assess longer-term responses of small mammals to logging[...]
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Harry F. Recher, Auteur ; Daniel Lunney, Auteur ; Alison Matthews, AuteurThis paper reports a study of ground-dwelling, small mammals in coastal eucalypt forest in south-eastern Australia from 1970 through 2005. During this time, the study area burnt in an intense. re in December 1972 and was partially burnt in Novem[...]
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Andrew G. Smith, Auteur ; Clive McAlpine, Auteur ; Jonathan Rhodes, Auteur ; Leonie Seabrook, Auteur ; Daniel Lunney, Auteur ; Greg Baxter, AuteurContext. Habitat thresholds are the critical point(s), below which the probability of occurrence of a species declines. Identifying thresholds assists land managers to decide how much habitat is needed to conserve a species. However, for any giv[...]
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Alison Matthews, Auteur ; Daniel Lunney, Auteur ; Shaan Gresser, Auteur ; Wendy Maitz, AuteurThe aim of this study was to examine the effects of fire on resource use by a population of koalas in remnant coastal forest. Fifty-five koalas were monitored regularly by radio-tracking for up to 35 months. The attributes of each tree in which [...]
