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Kylie Soanes, Auteur ; Andrea C. Taylor, Auteur ; Paul Sunnucks, Auteur ; Peter A. Vesk, Auteur ; Silvana Cesarini, Auteur ; Rodney van der Ree, Auteur ; Yolanda Wiersma, Auteur![]()
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Greg J. Holland, Auteur ; Andrew F. Bennett, Auteur ; Rodney van der Ree, AuteurThe squirrel glider (Petaurus norfolcensis) occurs in forests and woodlands in eastern Australia. In Victoria it is now largely restricted to small, fragmented areas and is considered endangered. In this study, the time-budget, feeding behaviour[...]![]()
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Danielle Stokeld, Auteur ; Andrew J. Hamer, Auteur ; Rodney van der Ree, Auteur ; Vincent Pettigrove, Auteur ; Graeme Gillespie, AuteurContext Species vary broadly in their ability to adapt to urbanisation. Freshwater turtles are vulnerable to the loss and degradation of terrestrial and aquatic habitat in urban environments. There have been few publications investigating impact[...]![]()
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Kylie Soanes, Auteur ; Peter A. Vesk, Auteur ; Rodney van der Ree, AuteurContext. Wildlife crossing structures are installed to mitigate the impacts of roads on animal populations, yet little is known about some aspects of their success. Many studies have monitored the use of structures by wildlife, but studies that [...]![]()
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Kylie Soanes, Auteur ; Melissa Carmody Lobo, Auteur ; Peter A. Vesk, Auteur ; Michael A. McCarthy, Auteur ; Joslin L. Moore, Auteur ; Rodney van der Ree, AuteurWildlife crossing structures are commonly used to mitigate the barrier and mortality impacts of roads on wildlife. For arboreal mammals, canopy bridges, glider poles and vegetated medians are used to provide safe passage across roads. However, t[...]



