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... collections and other miscellaneous citations and testimony, we have amassed 1,223 unique Thylacine records from this period and resolved previous anomalies and duplications. Each observation in the database is dated, geo-tagged, categorised, quality-rated, referenced and linked to an image of its source...

... company that tracks the spread of published research) and there is a trend for altmetrics to be included in total evaluation of a research project (Piwowar 2013). Eysenbach (2011) found that twitter activity could predict citation rates of papers within three days of publication suggesting that social...

...-ranking journal if its citation rate (number of times the paper has been cited by other papers) is higher. Data also exist that compare UK and Australia s research performance to the rest of the world for the year 2004 (Office of Science & Technology 2004). Each country has a distinctive research...

.... Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales: Mosman, New South Wales. Jacsó, P. 2011. The h-index, h-core citation rate and the bibliometric profile of the Scopus database. Online Information Review 35: 492-501. Lunney, D., Hutchings, P. and Recher, H. (Eds.) 2013. Grumpy Scientists: the ecological...

.... httpdx.doi.org/10.7882/AZ.1987.008 Jacsó, P. 2010. Metadata mega mess in Google Scholar. Online Information Review 34: 175-191. httpdx.doi. org/10.1108/14684521011024191 Jacsó, P. 2011. The h-index, h-core citation rate and the bibliometric profile of the Scopus database. Online Information Review35:492-501...

.... Metadata mega mess in Google Scholar. Online Information Review 34: 175-191. httpdx.doi. org/10.1108/14684521011024191 Lunney, D. and Dawson, D. (Eds.) 1998. Ethics, money and politics. Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales: Mosman, New South Wales. Jacsó, P. 2011. The h-index, h-core citation rate...

...Helen M. Smith; Peter B. Banks ABSTRACT Incorrect or ambiguous citations can lead to ideas being distorted in subsequent publications via a process akin to Chinese Whispers, the process whereby a phrase or idea becomes distorted as it is passed from person to person. The propagation of incorrect...

.... Australian Zoologist 24: 89-93. httpdx.doi.org/10.7882/AZ.1987.008 Jacsó, P. 2010. Metadata mega mess in Google Scholar. Online Information Review 34: 175-191. httpdx.doi. org/10.1108/14684521011024191 Jacsó, P. 2011. The h-index, h-core citation rate and the bibliometric profile of the Scopus database...

... schemes) ; consider possible variation in "quality " of available information (species identification may, for example, be considered uncertain and might be rated according to a perceived likelihood of correctness, as occurs in the New South Wales National Parks and Wildlife Service (1996) Atlas of New...

... between human welfare and nature conservation even veering towards environmental misanthropy. Her views are not surprising given the emphasis in her own research on people and social welfare (https scholar.google.co.uk/citations?user=ox9yqbUAAA AJ&hl=en; accessed 23 February 2025). The survival of other...

... that such lists or, indeed, citations of taxonomic authors in other written The Taxonomic Stability Imperative Brian Heterick1,3,5 and Jonathan Majer1,2,3,4 1Dept of Environment & Agriculture, Curtin University, Perth, WA 2School of Biological Sciences, University of WA, Perth, WA 3Western Australian Museum...

... determination of digestive rates in the syntopic scorpions Urodacus armatus Pocock and Urodacus novaehollandiae Peters. Oecologia 95: 459-462. Calver, M. C., Wyburn, R. S., Barrett, J., Clark, W. T., Cullen, L. K., Eger, C. E., Labuc, R., Main, A. N., McConnell, M. F., Mills, J., Read, R. A., Shaw, S. E...

... in caves are obvious when free water ceases to be available: they include predator avoidance, improved thermoregulation, and reduced rates of dehydration. However, these benefits may also apply when a small volume of free water remains. Risk of predation is likely to be lower in a cavem than in an exposed...

..., a search via Google Scholar on the words Sydney , turtle and tortoise , and citations in located works. Results Atlas records The combined atlas data comprised 291 locations for E. macquarii, 2113 locations for C. longicollis and 23 locations for T. scripta. Locations for E. macquarii (Figure 2) were...

...., efficiency, equity, accountability, sustainability) O2 Ecological performance measures (e.g., overharvested, resilience, biodiversity, sustainability) O3 Externalities to other SES Resource units (RU) RU1 Resource unit mobility RU2 Growth or replacement rate RU3 Interaction among resource units RU4...

... 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 3 2024 Contents The Tasmanian Thylacine Sighting Record Database (TTSRD): 1,223 quality-rated and geo-located Thylacine...

..., so we re not talking about a great situation. For those species of mammal that were monitored, the activity The book is not full of new and cutting-edge monitoring was rated as low against the nine criteria and particularly techniques, rather it s a call for us to monitor well. As against five...

... Caughley, G. J., Sinclair, R. G. and Wilson, G. R. 1977. Numbers, distribution and harvesting rate of kangaroos on the inland plains of New South Wales. Australian Wildlife Research 4: 99-108. Numbers, distribution and harvesting rate of kangaroos on the inland plains of New South Wales Australian...