.... Adaptation strategies would recognise the linkages between beaches, dunes and surf zones and maintain sand movement and storage and allow for the landward migration of beaches. Failing this, the active maintenance of beaches in their present location by soft engineering (e.g., the transport of sand...

... hardiness zones: using climate envelopes to map plant range limits BioScience 57 929 37 McLachlan, J. S., Hellmann, J. J. and Schwartz, M. W. 2007. A framework for debate of assisted migration in an era of climate change. Conservation Biology 21: 297-302. A framework for debate of assisted...

... and Eurasian clades is also strongly supported (100 Treemix phylogenetic reconstructions also observed a deep divergence between the Asian and Eurasian clades, with the dingo and NGSD sitting within this Asian clade (Figure 3). In our modelling the migration edge returning the highest get_f value was 10...

... Zealand waters confirmed through photographic evidence and genetic testing. We also detail gaps in sighting history and highlight variability in the east Australian humpback whale population migration. The collective annual effort to document Migaloo’s presence along the Australian east coast is a unique...

... projects, while maximising the outcomes of scant research and conservation funding. Corresponding author: A.S. Griffin ( andrea.griffin@newcastle.edu.au ) © 2020 Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales 2020 automated telemetry bat insect migration Motus movement ecology telemetry...

...Richard A. Fuller; Micha V. Jackson; Tatsuya Amano; Chi-Yeung Choi; Robert S. Clemens; Birgita D. Hansen; Da-Li Lin; Rochelle Steven; Bradley K. Woodworth ABSTRACT Monitoring migratory species can be extremely challenging. For example, millions of migratory shorebirds migrate from breeding grounds...

... for the emerging pastoral industry (White, 1889). Thousands of years before the Kuri made it to New Zealand, the dingo is believed to have arrived on the North Australian coastline in the company of Asiatic seafarers. This represents perhaps one of the earliest successful human-assisted oceanic migrations...

... Proc. Roy. Soc. Qld. 86 49 54 LIDDY, J., 1966. Autumnal migration of the Yellow-faced Honey-eater. Emu 66: 87-103. Autumnal migration of the Yellow-faced Honey-eater Emu 66 87 103 LUNNEY, D., 1983a. The bush rat Rattus fuscipes. Pp 443-45 in Complete book of Australian mammals ed...

..., and the eastern migration route for Humpback Whales (Bryden et al. 1999). Data collection The NSW NPWS Marine Fauna Events Database is a record of all marine mammal incidents reported to NPWS that required the involvement of NSW state agency field staff, licensed fauna rehabilitation groups, or occasionally...

... Stanton, Alison Towerton, Mark Chidel, Jason Anderson, Elizabeth Kimberley, Kevin Carter and Peter Mostyn for their assistance during this work. We also thank Dr Michael Mahony for his discussions on radio-tracking and the Green- thighed Frog. Finally we would like to thank Arthur White and Michael Murphy...

... (Cumberlidge et al. 2009). Freshwater crabs have adopted freshwater, semi-terrestrial or terrestrial modes of life, and complete their life cycle independent of sea migration (Gratwicke 2004; Yeo et al. 2008; Devi et al. 2013). An estimate of global freshwater crab biodiversity suggests that a large number...

... environments (Schodde 1982). Isolation, via geographic barriers, migrating founders, stranding within refugia, and followed by subsequent habitat adaptation, is considered the primary cause for arid/semi-arid avian speciation (Ford 1974; Schodde 1982; Ford 1987). Continued patchiness of extant Eyrean species...

... months. Many species migrate from high latitude Antarctic feeding grounds to warmer waters in low latitude breeding areas, including the humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) (Chittleborough 1965), southern right whale (Eubalaena australis) (Harcourt et al. 2019) and dwarf minke whale (Balaenoptera...

... criteria for assisting the assessments at all these levels of governance. Methods The Study Area is a section of the NSW coast from Woolgoolga to Scotts Head and is described in detail in Andren and Cameron (2012). All known occurrences of Floyd s Grass Alexfloydia repens, food plant of O. Knightorum were...

... consequences for conservation and assisted migration. Evolutionary Applications 10.1111/eva.12761 Williams, R. J., Bradstock, R. A., Cary, G. J., Enright, N. J., Gill, A. M., Liedloff, A. C., Lucas, C., Whelan, R. J., Andersen, A. N., Bowman, D. J., Clarke, P. J., Cook, G. D., Hennessy, K. J. and York, A. 2009...

... heterozygosity, FsT statistics and genetic distances between populations were calculated with the assistance of the BIOSYSI pro- gramme package (Swofford and Selander 1981), which was also used to calculate phenograms. Estimates of the product (Nm) of population size and migration rate between populations (which...

... as Science Assistant to the Director, Guy Shortridge, of the Kaffarian Museum, King Williams Town, Eastern Cape Province, South Africa. He had bought it for collecting specimens. The British police allowed him a firearm certificate for this purpose. Disney arrived at the Kaffarian Museum at the end of 1946...

.... Biophysical status of remnant freshwater floodplain lagoons in the Great Barrier Reef catchment: a challenge for assessment and monitoring. Marine and Freshwater Research 64: 208-222. http://dx.doi.org/10.1071/MF12251 Ryan, P.A, Choy, S. A., 1990. Observations on the mass upstream migration of Varuna...

... fishway Australian Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research 45 191 8 Mallen - Cooper, M., Stuart, I.G., Hides-Pearson, F. and Harris, J.H. 1995. Fish migration in the Murray River and assessment of the Torrumbarry fishway. New South Wales Fisheries Research Institute, Cronulla...

..., with all captures being made along an isolated section of road within the reserve. No breeding was observed, all captures were of adults and nearly all appeared to be female. The indications are that toads migrated through heavily forested steep escarpment to the east, rather than along the road network...