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.... The presentations covered by this plenary session were: John Hadley (Western Sydney University) - Does a painless death harm an invertebrate? Trudy Sharp (Department of Primary Industries) - Killing pest animals: are all methods equal? Susan Rhind (University of Wollongong) and Murray Ellis (Office...

..., was declared officially extinct in the early 1980s, half a century after the death of the last captive animal. However, the regularity and frequency of sightings of the species over more than eight decades since has not only created a zoological mystery, but also made it challenging to reconstruct the timeline...

...Christopher R. Dickman; David C. D. Happold ABSTRACT Populations of many animal species decline after fire, with some individuals killed during the fire and others succumbing to impoverished conditions in the post-fire environment. For individuals that survive a fire, an ability to exploit scarce...

... of the study area each year. Freshly- killed animals were found in both early morning and late afternoon. The hard, outer integument of reptiles often survived repeated impacts with vehicles, and exposure to the elements after death, so that identification of complete and partial carcasses was nearly always...

... slaughter of opossums and native bears" as it made it much easier to find and shoot nocturnal animals 39 Queensland State Archives: Department of Agriculture and Stock. AGS/N350A. 1910. Memo about Deaths of cattle from illegal use of cyanide, I 6/ I I I 19 I 0. 40 Queensland State Archives: Department...

..., peas, lentils etc.) originally requires clear-felling native vegetation. That act alone results in the deaths of thousands of Australian animals and plants per hectare. Since Europeans arrived on this continent more than half of Australia s unique native vegetation has been swept away (Lindenmayer 2007...

... and death in an Australian tourist location. Anthropology Today 18(5): 14-19. The cull of the wild: dingoes, development and death in an Australian tourist location Anthropology Today 18 14 19 Peace, A. 2009. Ponies out of place? Wild animals, wilderness and environmental governance...

... kJ of energy and 0.16 g of protein per g of dry matter, it would rear 3.8 million pigs to about 100 kg live-weight (and supply 40% of Australia s pig meat)! Obviously, it would preserve an enormous amount of crops for consumption somewhere by humans and reduce the indirect deaths of animals...

... condemned to death. Our relationship with animals has been a matter for debate down the centuries and there are many theories underpinning human and non-human animal interactions. 3 A few donkeys arrived in 1793 into NSW but had not been extensively used. Our stubborn prejudice about donkeys is shifting...

... the animal s presence at the zoo for at least 68 months. From the evident confusion, it becomes apparent that no party whose retrospective statements were cited in the literature retained an accurate recollection of the term of the last Thylacine s captivity. Why 1933 transitioned from the year of death...

... theory developed by the New Zealand philosopher, Nicholas Agar. Combined, the two theories support the following thesis: death harms an invertebrate because it deprives the individual of future biopreference satisfaction. Email: [email protected] Invertebrates killing animal...

... that Shepherd informed him that The animal died the day after it was photographed , alongside comment that the photograph does not represent the species in good condition, in fact, the subject of the photograph is emaciated (Laird, 1977). The specific date of death has not been recorded, but apparently...

... percentage of dead animals. DSE data also show that a higher percentage of animals died than were released within each category. The number of deaths in all cases was more than 52%. Across the three databases, the majority of koalas that were admitted because of AVCs died. On average the ratio of Died...

..., that a copy be placed in public archive, the sequences identified by Vamvatsikos 1 The Beaumaris Zoo started out as an animal collection located at the private residence of Mary Grant Roberts (1895-1921). After her death, her collection was donated to the Hobart City Council in 1922, and moved to its new site...