... of the Southern Brown Bandicoot Isoodon obesulus obesulus and Long-nosed Bandicoot Perameles nasuta eight months after a wildfire. We analysed the number of shelters, frequency of shelter use, nest size, and shelter site microhabitat. Southern Brown Bandicoots used significantly more shelters than Long-nosed...

... a series of experiments to answer whether fixation and wet preservation, or tanning, alters the expression of fur photoluminescence in museum specimens. The photoluminescence of northern brown bandicoot, Isoodon macrourus , fur survived initial fixation, but the photoluminescence of both bandicoot...

..., degradation from light exposure is an unquantified contributor to false negatives in museum-based surveys. I tested the resistance of pink photoluminescent bandicoot, Peramelidae, fur to exposure to natural sunlight and artificial laboratory lighting. Photoluminescence underwent visibly noticeable...

... Murray and Darling, their habits, economy and geographical distribution Trans. Phil. Soc. NSW 1862-65 1 33 LYNE, A. G. AND MORT, P. A., 1981. A comparison of skull morphology in the marsupial bandicoot genus Isoodon: its taxonomic implication and notes on a new species, Isoodon arnhemensis...

... WHITTELL, H. M., 1954. John Gilbert's notebook on marsupials. Western Australian Naturalist 4: 104-14. John Gilbert's notebook on marsupials Western Australian Naturalist 4 104 14 AN UNPUBLISHED DRAWING OF THE PIG-FOOTED BANDICOOT BY JOHN GOULD AND H. C. RICHTER With Comments on Museum...

...HW Lydecker; E Stanfield; N Lo; DF Hochuli; PB Banks The paralysis tick Ixodes holocyclus bites humans, companion animals, and livestock in eastern Australia leading to symptoms that range between negligible and severe. Bandicoots (Family Peramelidae) are commonly cited as the “primary host” of I...

... ( Angiostrongylus spp.) in black rats (67%) as well as native wildlife including long-nosed bandicoots ( Perameles nasuta; 43%; previously undetected) and bush rats ( R. fuscipe s; 33%). Incidence of detection tended to be more frequent where rat activity was greatest. Non-zoonotic Cryptosporidium spp. was also...

... of the Tiger Quoll and the Red Fox on the capture rates of four species of CWR marsupials, the Long-nosed Bandicoot Perameles nasuta , the Southern Brown Bandicoot Isoodon obesulus , the Northern Brown Bandicoot I. macrourus and the Common Brushtail Possum Trichosurus vulpecula . None of these species...

... at more than 50% of sites in the first survey, comprising Swamp Wallaby (95 Australian Brush-turkey (82 Short-beaked Echidna Tachyglossus aculeatus (59 Long-nosed Bandicoot Perameles nasuta (59%) and unidentified rat species Rattus spp (59%; Table 1). No Potoroos were detected. 98 AuZstoraolilaongist...

... Society of NSW. Design & layout: R. Sherratt. AZu os torlaol gi aisnt Edited by Daniel Lunney, Brad Law and Martin Predavec Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales Volume 43 Number 1 2023 Selection, characteristics, and frequency of use of shelter sites by the Southern Brown Bandicoot Isoodon obesulus...

... to 60 mins after injection. While steps of M. lagotis spermiogenesis were similar to those described in peramelid marsupials, the morphology of the Bilby spermatozoan at spermiation, was radically different to that of the bandicoot sperm cell. Similar to the bandicoot, M. lagotis spermatozoa...

... re-introduction ABC 2003. Bilby Brothers celebrate. Earthbeat, Radio National. http://www.abc.net.au/rn/science/earth/stories/s849842.htm. Ashby, E., Lunney, D., Robertshaw, J. and Harden, R. 1990. Distribution and status of bandicoots in New South Wales. Pp. 43-50 in Bandicoots...

... on the osteology and general biology of the short-nosed bandicoot Isoodon obesulus. She left Tasmania for the mainland in 1960 to take up a position as Demonstrator in Zoology at the University of Queensland. She then took a three year contract as Senior Teaching Fellow in the newly created Department of Zoology...

...; Woinarski et al. 2014). Eight Australian mammals persist only on offshore islands, including bandicoot, bettong and wallaby species. Some of the key factors driving these declines are invasive predators, competition with feral herbivores, habitat loss and landscape changes. Both the feral Cat Felis catus...

... of the Dawn Vocalisation of a Male Grey Shrikethrush (Colluricincla harmonica) Michael Guppy and Peter Fullagar 220 Loss of photoluminescence in wet-preserved rat and bandicoot specimens Linda M. Reinhold 232 Photobleaching of pink photoluminescence in bandicoot fur Linda M. Reinhold 244 Monitoring the Green...