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The terrestrial vertebrate fauna of Litchfield National Park, Northern Territory: monitoring over a 6-year period and response to fire history

J. C. Z. Woinarski, Auteur ; M. Armstrong, Auteur ; O. Price, Auteur ; J. McCartney, Auteur ; A. D. Griffiths, Auteur ; A. Fisher, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (31(6) 2004)

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Fire heterogeneity in Kakadu National Park, 1980-2000

O. Price, Auteur ; A. Edwards, Auteur ; G. Connors, Auteur ; J. Woinarski, Auteur ; G. Ryan, Auteur ; A. Turner, Auteur ; J. Russell-Smith, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (32(5) 2005)

Although it is generally acknowledged that fire-induced heterogeneity is important for maintaining diverse species assemblages in northern Australian savannas, scant relevant data are currently available to examine this proposition. The study ta[...]

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Foraging ecology of the black flying fox (Pteropus alecto) in the seasonal tropics of the Northern Territory, Australia

C. Palmer, Auteur ; O. Price, Auteur ; C. Bach, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (27(2) 2000)

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Landscapes without boundaries: wildlife and their environments in northern Australia

J. C. Z. Woinarski, Auteur ; R. J. Williams, Auteur ; O. Price, Auteur ; B. Rankmore, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (32(5) 2005)

This paper provides an introduction to the ecological fabric of northern Australia, described here as being a land characterised by extreme climatic seasonality and largely devoid of marked topographic features. Largely as a result of the latter[...]

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Regional patterns of mammal abundance and their relationship to landscape variables in eucalypt woodlands near Darwin, northern Australia

O. Price, Auteur ; B. Rankmore, Auteur ; D. Milne, Auteur ; C. Brock, Auteur ; C. Tynan, Auteur ; L. Kean, Auteur ; L. Roeger, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (32(5) 2005)

Habitat loss and fragmentation are usually construed as having negative consequences for wildlife, and habitat heterogeneity as having a positive effect. We conducted a mammal survey in eucalypt woodlands near Darwin, and found very few mammals [...]

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