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Nguyen Thi My Phung, Auteur ; Peter R. Brown, Auteur ; Luke K.-P. Leung, AuteurContext. Rice-field rodent pests cause substantial economic losses in Asia. In Vietnam, the rice-field rat (Rattus argentiventer) causes 5-10% annual pre-harvest loss in rice yield. A sound ecological knowledge of this species would be useful fo[...]
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Benjamin L. Allen, Auteur ; Peter J. S. Fleming, Auteur ; Lee R. Allen, Auteur ; Richard M. Engeman, Auteur ; Guy Ballard, Auteur ; Luke K.-P. Leung, AuteurTop-predators have been reported to have an important role in structuring food webs and maintaining ecological processes for the benefit of biodiversity at lower trophic levels. This is thought to be achieved through their suppressive effects on[...]
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Amber L. Hooke, Auteur ; Lee Allen, Auteur ; Luke K.-P. Leung, AuteurSodium cyanide poison is potentially a more humane method to control wild dogs than sodium fluoroacetate (1080) poison. This study quantified the clinical signs and duration of cyanide toxicosis delivered by the M-44 ejector. The device delivere[...]
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Nguyen Thi My Phung, Auteur ; Peter R. Brown, Auteur ; Luke K.-P. Leung, AuteurContext. The ricefield rat, Rattus argentiventer, is the main rodent pest of rice in Vietnam, causing annual pre-harvest rice losses of around 10%. Although its diet is reported to consist of mainly rice, other components might also be important[...]
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Amanda E. Elledge, Auteur ; Lee R. Allen, Auteur ; Britt-Louise Carlsson, Auteur ; Alan N. Wilton, Auteur ; Luke K.-P. Leung, AuteurThe introgression of domestic dog genes into dingo populations threatens the genetic integrity of 'pure' dingoes. However, dingo conservation efforts are hampered by difficulties in distinguishing between dingoes and hybrids in the field. This s[...]
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Andrew J. Bengsen, Auteur ; Luke K.-P. Leung, Auteur ; Steven J. Lapidge, Auteur ; Iain J. Gordon, AuteurContext. The mitigation of feral pig (Sus scrofa) impacts in north Queensland's World Heritage tropical rainforests is constrained by the lack of an effective and target-specific poison baiting method. Aims. This study aimed to determine whether[...]
