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Volume 39, Issue 4
1 December 2018
Australian Zoologist Cover Image for Volume 39, Issue 4
ISSN 0067-2238
eISSN 2204-2105
The critical value of long-term field studies and datasets: an editorial perspective
Daniel Lunney; Chris R. Dickman; Martin Predavec
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How Much Long-Term Data Are Required to Effectively Manage A Wide-Spread Freshwater Turtle?
R-J Spencer
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Why is long-term ecological research and monitoring so hard to do? (And what can be done about it)
David Lindenmayer
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How long is a dingo's tale?: Impacts of sampling design on our understanding of dingo ecology
Guy Ballard; Peter J.S. Fleming; Paul D. Meek
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Cumulative learnings and conservation implications of a long-term study of the endangered Carnaby's Cockatoo Calyptorhynchus latirostris
Denis A. Saunders; Rick Dawson
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The Critical Value of Long Term Field Studies and Datasets - Plenary 1: ROYAL ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF NEW SOUTH WALES 2016 FORUM
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Planning for long-term invertebrate studies – problems, pitfalls and possibilities
Jonathan Majer; Brian Heterick
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The Taxonomic Stability Imperative
Brian Heterick; Jonathan Majer
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Understanding the effects of fire on invertebrates in Australian temperate and sub-tropical forests: the value of long-term experiments
Alan York; Tom Lewis
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Over what timeframes do desert ants respond to variation in climate and resources?
Heloise Gibb; Blair F. Grossman; Chris R. Dickman; Glenda Wardle
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Long-term research on forest bats: we have the technology
Bradley S. Law
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The Critical Value of Long Term Field Studies and Datasets - Plenary 2: ROYAL ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF NEW SOUTH WALES 2016 FORUM
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Trends in woodland bird populations on the Cumberland Plain, New South Wales, from long-term datasets
A.S.J. Saunders
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Swimming in Sand: Long-term Changes in Frog Communities in Response to Sand Mining in the Myall Lakes National Park, New South Wales
A.W. White; S. Travers
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Wallingat National Park: The product of long-term, specialised, community-based science
A.W. White
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Hares and Small Rodent Cycles: a 45-year Perspective on Predator-prey Dynamics in the Yukon Boreal Forest
Charles J. Krebs; Rudy Boonstra; Alice J. Kenney; B. Scott Gilbert
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Making the most of incomplete long-term datasets: the MARSS solution
Aaron C. Greenville; Vuong Nguyen; Glenda M. Wardle; Chris R. Dickman
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The Critical Value of Long Term Field Studies and Datasets - Plenary 3: ROYAL ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF NEW SOUTH WALES 2016 FORUM
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Making monitoring work: insights and lessons from Australia's Long Term Ecological Research Network
Emma L. Burns; Philip Tennant; Chris R. Dickman; Graeme Gillespie; Peter T. Green; Ary Hoffmann; David A. Keith; David B. Lindenmayer; Daniel J. Metcalfe; John W. Morgan; Jeremy Russell-Smith; Glenda M. Wardle
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Leaving home but nowhere to go: lessons learnt from almost two decades of Bush Stone-curlew Burhinus grallarius monitoring on the Central Coast of NSW
Catherine J Price; Alan Morris; Garon Staines; Robert Payne; Jane Smith
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Four decades of research and monitoring the populations of kangaroos in New South Wales: one of the best long-term datasets in Australia
Daniel Lunney; Brad Purcell; Steve McLeod; Gordon Grigg; Tony Pople; Steve Wolter
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The Critical Value of Long Term Field Studies and Datasets - Plenary 4: ROYAL ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF NEW SOUTH WALES 2016 FORUM
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