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60
days
Reproductive biology of the long-eared kultarr Antechinomys auritus (Marsupialia: Dasyuridae): field and laboratory observations of the male
AuthorsAnthony Valente
Affiliations1. PO Box 460 A , , , .; 2. Mount Beauty A , , , .
89
days
Gliding behaviour of the southern greater glider ( Petauroides volans )
AuthorsAna Gracanin; Tyler Brown; Jordyn Clough; Maaike Hofman; Monica Knipler; Kara Youngentob; Rodney van der Ree
Affiliations1. Fenner School of Environment and Society A , , , .; 2. ANU College of Systems and Society, The Australian National University A , , , .; 3. New South Wales Department of Climate Change B , , , , .; 4. Energy, the Environment and Water B , , , , .; 5. WSP Australia Pty Ltd and the School of Agriculture C , , , , .; 6. Food and Ecosystem Sciences, The University of Melbourne C , , , , .
94
days
Under pressure: rare insight into predation and harassment events by wild-living dogs and its potential impact on calving success
AuthorsElly Gooch; Lucy Collingridge; Peter Fleming; Eric Nordberg; Deane Smith; Karl Vernes; Paul Meek
Affiliations1. Ecosystem Management A , , , , .; 2. School of Environmental and Rural Science, University of New England A , , , , .; 3. Vertebrate Pest Research Unit B , , , , .; 4. NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development B , , , , .; 5. Vertebrate Pest Research Unit C , , , , .; 6. NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development C , , , , .; 7. Vertebrate Pest Research Unit D , , , , .; 8. NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development D , , , , .
110
days
Mark–recapture modelling can index population trajectory in the platypus
AuthorsRoss L. Goldingay; Tom R. Grant
Affiliations1. Faculty of Science and Engineering A , , , , .; 2. Southern Cross University A , , , , .; 3. School of Biological B , , , .; 4. Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of New South Wales B , , , .
125
days
A significant southern range extension for the northern quoll ( Dasyurus hallucatus ) in Western Australia
AuthorsStephanie J. Williams; Maggie J. Watson; Melissa A. Jensen; Jeff M. Turpin; Judy A. Dunlop; Jidi Jidi Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC; Emma R. Carroll; Natalie L. Murdock
Affiliations1. Stantec Australia, 226 Adelaide Terrace A , , , .; 2. Bird Group B , , , , .; 3. Natural History Museum B , , , , .; 4. School of Environmental and Rural Science C , , , , .; 5. University of New England C , , , , .; 6. School of Molecular and Life Sciences D , , , , .; 7. Curtin University D , , , , .; 8. Rio Tinto E , , , .
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