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A comparison of three survey methods for collecting bat echolocation calls and species-accumulation rates from nightly Anabat recordings

D. J. Milne, Auteur ; M. Armstrong, Auteur ; A. Fisher, Auteur ; T. Flores, Auteur ; C. R. Pavey, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (31(1) 2004)

Bat surveys are frequently undertaken using ultrasonic detectors to determine the species present in an area on the basis of the identity of echolocation calls. We compared three techniques for using the Anabat II detector: the detector pointed [...]

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Foraging ecology of the horseshoe bat, Rhinolophus megaphyllus (Rhinolophidae), in eastern Australia

C. R. Pavey, Auteur ; C. J. Burwell, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (31(4) 2004)

The foraging ecology of the eastern horseshoe bat, Rhinolophus megaphyllus, was examined at five sites spread along 2100 km of its Australian distribution in coastal Queensland. Foraging strategy and prey-capture behaviour of light-tagged bats w[...]

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Foraging ecology of three species of hipposiderid bats in tropical rainforest in north-east Australia

C. R. Pavey, Auteur ; C. J. Burwell, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (27(3) 2000)

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Habitat use by the eastern horseshoe bat, Rhinolophus megaphyllus, in a fragmented woodland mosaic

C. R. Pavey, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (25(5) 1998)

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Home range and spatial organisation of rock-dwelling carnivorous marsupial, Pseudantechinus macdonnellensis

C. R. Pavey, Auteur ; N. Goodship, Auteur ; F. Geiser, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (30(2) 2003)

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Models of the habitat associations and distributions of insectivorous bats of the Top End of the Northern Territory, Australia

D. J. Milne, Auteur ; A. Fisher, Auteur ; C. R. Pavey, Auteur

Dans Biological Conservation (130(3) JUL 2006)

Generalised linear modelling (GLM) was used to develop habitat models for 25 of the 28 microchiropteran bat species that occur in the wet-dry tropics of the Northern Territory (the 'Top End'). Based on these models, a geographic information syst[...]

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Relative importance of plague rodents and dasyurids as prey of barn owls in central Australia

M. R. Heywood, Auteur ; C. R. Pavey, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (29(2) 2002)

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