... australis on Cabbage Tree Island, Australia Palms 53 46 50 Carlile, N., Priddel, D. and Callaghan, S. 2012. Seabird islands no. 18/1: Broughton Island, New South Wales. Corella 36 (3). Seabird islands no. 18/1: Broughton Island, New South Wales Corella 36 Christian, M. L. 2005.Norfolk...

... Cassowary Tasmanian Azure Kingfisher Christmas Island Emerald Dove Lesser Sand Plover, Mongolian Plover Norfolk Island Green Parrot, Tasman Parakeet, Norfolk Island Parakeet Coxen s Fig-Parrot Eastern Bristlebird Western Bristlebird Amsterdam Albatross Tristan Albatross Northern Royal Albatross Alligator...

... of dozens of new species, and probably an equal number of reports to government and non-government organizations on the status of marine and terrestrial reptiles and frogs in Australia, New Guinea, Norfolk Island, Christmas Island and elsewhere. Despite the enormous influence of this body of work, Hal...

... brachypterus). NSW Department of Environment and Conservation: Queanbeyan. Draft Recovery Plan for the Eastern Bristlebird (Dasyornis brachypterus) Double, M. and Olsen, P. 1997. Simplified polymerase chain reaction (PCR)-based sexing assists conservation of an endangered owl, the Norfolk Island...

... Coleman, N., 1991. The nature of Norfolk Island. Neville Coleman: Brisbane. The nature of Norfolk Island Erlich, P. R., 1975. Population biology of fishes. Ann. Rev. Ecol. Syst. 6: 211-47. Population biology of fishes Ann. Rev. Ecol. Syst. 6 211 47 Fautin, D. G. and Allen, G. R...

... and Territories. That co-operation is provided increasingly at a very high leveL Despite the limitations on the powers of the ANPWS, the Service has had some remarkable achievements in the last IS years: National Parks have been declared on Norfolk and Christmas Islands; Kakadu National Park was created...

... attended the wedding ceremony. To show how times have changed, when Disney flew to Alice Springs in 1965 he carried his pistol in his briefcase, and again in 1969, when he flew to Norfolk Island. He paid the police- man 2/6d for a licence to shoot on the island. Thus ends the history of this pistol...

... (Tetraodontiformes) NOAA Tech. Rep. NMFS Circ. 434 1 422 TYLER, J. C. and PAXTON, J. R. (1979). New genus and species of pufferfish (Tetraodontidae) from Norfolk Island, Southwest Pacific. Bull. mar. Sci. 29(2): 202-15. New genus and species of pufferfish (Tetraodontidae) from Norfolk Island, Southwest...

... the information is in writer Walter Boles on the fossil history of parrots, gives the book are the accounts of the Night Parrot, Orange- us an appreciation of the evolutionary radiation of parrots bellied Parrot and Norfolk Island Green Parrot. Three across the planet. Joe s lengthy Introductory Chapter...

... Press: St Lucia. Australian Soils: The Human Impact 117 33 HUNTER, J., 1793. An Historical Journal of the Transactions at Port Jackson and Norfolk Island which have been made in New South Wales and in the Southern Ocean, since the publication of Philips Voyage. Compiled from the official...

...; Pickering and Norris 1996). Empirical evidence of biological impacts of R. rattus on Australian wildlife populations are less known. Control of R. rattus on Australian islands has been attempted with varying levels of success on Coringa Islet in the Coral Sea (Mark Hallam pers. comm 1993), Norfolk Island...

... cities. G. holbrooki flourished, but no reports were made of any apparent ecological problems arising from its introduction. World War II and the advent of the war in the Pacific resulted in heavy Allied troop movements between mainland Australia, New Guinea and the Pacific Islands. Malaria began to take...

... There is also a record of four asses on Norfolk Island in June 1795 (Anonymous 1892-1901). In 1803, a letter from Governor King to Lord Hobart mentioned four asses received by the government from the ship of Messers Campbell from Calcutta. A return for government stock for 1804 records two male asses and three...

... "almost pure" Dusky Seaside Sparrows (a similar strategy to that currently being implemented with the Norfolk Island Boobook Owl). Unfortunately the Fish and Wildlife Service could not decide whether this was permissible under the Endangered Species Act, and after a period of indecision and lost...

... that This animal is eaten by the natives, roasted in its skin, and is considered of excellent flavour even by Europeans (Bennett, 1860). Tasmania In the 1830 s, the remaining indigenous Tasmanians were removed from their traditional lands and exiled to Flinders Island, destroying cultural continuity. Most...

.... CSIRO appointed her as an Honorary Research Associate in 1982. She took a break through much of the 1980s, although playing a major role in the work on the conservation and recovery of the Norfolk Island Boobook, whose population had been reduced to a single female. Penny completed her PhD...

... creation hitherto known, and certainly the only powerful and terrific of the carnivorous and voracious tribe yet discovered on any part of New Holland or its adjacent islands . Paterson continues with a detailed description of his specimen and concludes: The form of the animal is that of a hyena...