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Graeme Coulson, AuteurIn 1964, Graeme Caughley published two papers on the activity, density, dispersion and social organisation of kangaroos. He made direct observations of the behaviour of two species, and used measures of their faecal pellets to infer habitat use.[...]
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Raoul A. Mulder, Auteur ; Patrick-Jean Guay, Auteur ; Michelle Wilson, Auteur ; Graeme Coulson, AuteurThe human residents of cities represent a largely untapped and potentially vast source of information about urban wildlife. One simple and scientifically valuable contribution involves the reporting of sightings of tagged animals, but even in ur[...]
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Michelle E. Wilson, Auteur ; Graeme Coulson, Auteur ; Geoff Shaw, Auteur ; Marilyn B. Renfree, AuteurContext. Fertility control offers a non-lethal management technique for iconic yet overabundant wildlife. Slow-release hormonal implants containing deslorelin show promise for managing free-ranging populations, particularly in peri-urban reserve[...]
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Naomi E. Davis, Auteur ; Graeme Coulson, Auteur ; David M. Forsyth, AuteurEffective management of sympatric mammalian herbivore populations requires an understanding of interspecific interactions. At Wilsons Promontory National Park, Victoria, sympatric native and introduced mammalian herbivores are thought to be cont[...]
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Graeme Coulson, Auteur ; Christopher D. Nave, Auteur ; Geoff Shaw, Auteur ; Marilyn B. Renfree, AuteurOverabundant populations of kangaroos pose substantial management problems in small parks on the fringe of urban areas in Australia. Translocation is impractical and culling is often not publicly acceptable, but fertility control offers an accep[...]
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Ruth Glass, Auteur ; David M. Forsyth, Auteur ; Graeme Coulson, Auteur ; Marco Festa-Bianchet, AuteurContext. Distance sampling is widely used to estimate the size of wildlife populations, including kangaroos. However, the performance of distance-sampling abundance estimates has seldom been evaluated for wild mammal populations of known size. A[...]
