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Volume 41, Issue 3
2021
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ISSN 0067-2238
eISSN 2204-2105
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The dingo dilemma: cull, contain or conserve
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A statement on the cultural importance of the dingo
Oliver Costello; Noel Webster; Dan Morgan
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The dingo dilemma: a brief history of debate
C. R. Dickman; T. M. Newsome; L. M. van Eeden
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What is a dingo – origins, hybridisation and identity
Kylie M Cairns
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Introgression does not influence the positive ecological and functional role of dingo populations
Mathew S. Crowther; Kylie M. Cairns; Lily M. van Eeden; Mike Letnic
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Taxonomy of the Dingo: It’s an ancient dog
Stephen M. Jackson; Peter J.S. Fleming; Mark D.B. Eldridge; Michael Archer; Sandy Ingleby; Rebecca N. Johnson; Kristofer M. Helgen
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An eco-evolutionary rationale to distinguish alien and native status: why the dingo is a native species on mainland Australia
Peter B. Banks
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The dingo dilemma: cull, contain or conserve: Plenary Session 1
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Elucidating dingo’s ecological roles: contributions from the Pelorus Island feral goat biocontrol project
Benjamin L. Allen; Lee R. Allen; Michael Graham; Matt Buckman
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The dingo-domestic dog interface: implications for disease spread
Michael P. Ward; Kathryn Qing-Ling Sivieng; Victoria Brookes
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There is no Dingo dilemma: legislation facilitates culling, containment and conservation of Dingoes in New South Wales
Peter J. S. Fleming; Guy Ballard; Nathan Cutter
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Does management of a top carnivore influence the response of mesopredators and prey to rainfall in arid ecosystems? Evidence for a Baseline Density theory
Renee L. Brawata
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Dingoes dining with death
Emma Spencer; Thomas Newsome
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The dingo dilemma: cull, contain or conserve: Plenary Session 2
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The Dingo as a management tool on a beef cattle enterprise in western Queensland
Angus Emmott
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Wicked “wild dogs”: Australian public awareness of and attitudes towards dingoes and dingo management
Lily M. van Eeden; Mathew S. Crowther; Chris R. Dickman; Thomas M. Newsome
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Rediscovering a role for dingoes on Wooleen Station
David Pollock
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Wild dog/dingo conservation, control and management: The impact beyond the paddock
Warren Schofield
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Co-existing with dingoes: Challenges and solutions to implementing non-lethal management
Bradley P. Smith; Robert G. Appleby; Neil R. Jordan
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The dingo dilemma: cull, contain or conserve: Plenary Session 3
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Best-practice dingo management: six lessons from K’gari (Fraser Island)
Linda Behrendorff
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Two alternate states: shrub, bird and mammal assemblages differ on either side of the Dingo Barrier Fence
Charlotte H. Mills; Baptiste Wijas; Christopher E. Gordon; Mitchell Lyons; Anna Feit; Aodan Wilkinson; Mike Letnic
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Applying a social-ecological system framework to diagnose drivers of dingo management practices
Helen P. Waudby; Bradley P. Smith; Guy M. Robinson; Sophie Petit; Gill Earl
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The important role of private wildlife organisations in facilitating scientific research: A case study of the Australian Dingo Foundation
Bradley P. Smith; Shennai G. Palermo; Lyn Watson
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A historical review of Australian aerial vertebrate pest control, targeting dingoes and wild dogs 1946 – 2019
Justine Philip
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THE WATERFINDERS. A cultural history of the Australian dingo
Justine Philip
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Combining cameras and citizen science to define the distribution and behaviour of dingoes and foxes in New South Wales
Daniel Lunney; Indrie Sonawane; Ian Shannon; Ben Hope; Mathew S. Crowther
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Looking to the future: what next for the dingo?
Thomas Newsome
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The dingo dilemma: cull, contain or conserve: Plenary Session 4
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