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Alison Matthews, AuteurContext. Feeding strategies of large herbivores in snow-covered environments can be influenced by snow depth and snow quality. Common wombats, Vombatus ursinus, are large marsupial herbivores that occur in subalpine areas of Australia where they[...]
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Mitchell J. Francis, Auteur ; Peter G. Spooner, Auteur ; Alison Matthews, AuteurContext. Loss and degradation of habitat from urban development is a key threat to the squirrel glider (Petaurus norfolcensis), because its distribution coincides where most people live in Australia. Squirrel gliders are known to occur in or aro[...]
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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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Rebecca Durant, Auteur ; Gary W. Luck, Auteur ; Alison Matthews, AuteurContext. Nest boxes provide important nesting, denning and shelter sites for many fauna species worldwide, but we know little about the factors that influence the suitability of nest boxes for particular species. Such information is crucial in u[...]
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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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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 [...]
