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X. Bonnet ; R. Shine ; G. Naulleau ; M. Vacher-vallas 1998Proc R Soc B 265 p179-183
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M. Semeniuk, Auteur ; F. Lemckert, Auteur ; R. Shine, AuteurPrevious research on cane toads (Bufo marinus) has documented non-random selection of breeding sites by this invasive species. In the wet-dry tropics of the Northern Territory, toads selected spawning sites in open areas with gently sloping bank[...]
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R. Shine, Auteur ; Ambariyanto, Auteur ; P. S. Harlow, Auteur ; Mumpuni, Auteur
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A. W. White, Auteur ; R. Shine, AuteurThe mechanisms by which invasive species spread through new areas can influence the spatial scale of their impact. Although previous research has focused on 'natural' dispersal rates following initial introductions, human-aided inadvertent dispe[...]
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S. Fearn, Auteur ; L. Schwarzkopf, Auteur ; R. Shine, AuteurStudies on species that attain very large body sizes provide a powerful opportunity to clarify the ecological correlates and consequences of body size, but logistical obstacles mean that most 'giant' species have attracted little field-based res[...]
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R. Shine, Auteur ; J. K. Webb, Auteur ; M. Fitzgerald, Auteur ; J. Sumner, Auteur
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B. L. Phillips, Auteur ; R. Shine, AuteurSuccessful invasive species often exhibit high phenotypic lability. Even when intuition suggests that their genetic diversity has been reduced by strong founder effects, many successful invasive species still exhibit adaptive change in response [...]
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L. Pizzatto, Auteur ; R. Shine, Auteur
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B. L. Phillips, Auteur ; M. J. Greenlees, Auteur ; G. P. Brown, Auteur ; R. Shine, AuteurThe arrival of an invasive species can have severe impacts on native species. The extent of the impact, as well as the speed at which native species may mount an adaptive response, depend upon the correlation between impact and the individual ph[...]
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S. Fearn, Auteur ; B. Robinson, Auteur ; J. Sambono, Auteur ; R. Shine, Auteur
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P. B. Whitaker, Auteur ; R. Shine, Auteur
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D. A. Pike, Auteur ; B. M. Croak, Auteur ; J. K. Webb, Auteur ; R. Shine, AuteurEven apparently subtle disturbance to habitat may have severe long-term consequences if that disturbance alters specific microhabitat features upon which animals depend. For example, in south-eastern Australia, the endangered broad-headed snake [...]
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R. Shine, Auteur ; T. Langkilde, Auteur ; M. Wall, Auteur ; R. T. Mason, AuteurAlthough garter snakes at communal overwintering dens on the Canadian prairies have attracted considerable behavioural ecology research, previous studies have relied upon sampling of active animals to describe broad patterns of distribution and [...]
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L. Pizzatto, Auteur ; R. Shine, AuteurInvasive cane toads Rhinella marina have had severe ecological impacts in Australia. The toads brought with them a native-range (New World) parasitic lungworm Rhabdias pseudosphaerocephala that can kill metamorph toads, stunt the growth and redu[...]
