Search Results for direct interactions

...Graham Pyke; Jodi Rowley : Experiments with tadpoles have been used to distinguish between intra- and inter-specific interactions and between interactions that arise through direct physical contact or indirectly through water-born movement of chemicals or micro-organisms. In the case of two...

... surveys in Pine Creek State Forest and Bongil Bongil National Park using a combination of call-counting and direct observation (spotlighting). The 6400 ha study area was mapped into 6 zones of increasing koala habitat quality by ground survey of forest structure and floristics on a 200 m grid...

... including direct neighbours of the camp renounced their support for camp dispersal. Council proceeded with camp dispersal, which only achieved a temporary absence of flying-foxes from Kareela. During this time, a new flying-fox camp formed 3.5 km away. Flying-foxes subsequently returned to the Kareela camp...

... move and mix through variable multi directional interactions of currents, tides, weather systems and inputs of terrestrial runoff to nearshore waters. Title and responsibility for marine protected areas may be assigned within boundaries defined by locations on the surface of land or sea, but many...

... after they scan a QR code directing them to an interactive map showing the location of the flying-fox roost they are standing at in relation to all other known flying-fox roosts in Australia. Base photograph by Matthew Mo. Transporting people through space Our next sample design is an example...

...; and the benthic polyp phase, which is typically small, cryptic and seldom seen (Duarte et al. 2013). Most interactions with humans and jellyfish are with the medusa phase, which is what most observers recognise as a jellyfish (Duarte et al. 2014). This medusa phase is renowned for its bloom and bust nature...

...Linda Behrendorff Canids across the world are involved in negative interactions between humans and their interests, with numerous examples of conflict management. K’gari (Fraser Island) and its dingo population are well known for the human-dingo conflict in the tourism and residential scenes...

... ) in suppressing Red Fox ( Vulpes vulpes ) populations in Australia has been investigated, with various data tending to show an inverse relationship between densities of the two species (e.g. Letnic et al. 2012; Johnson and VanDerWal 2009). There are very few examples in the literature where direct killing...

... Australia Corella 30 35 39 Fulton, G. R. 2006b. Direct observations of predation, nest-predation and other disturbance events, at Dryandra, in south-western Australia I: birds as predators. Australian Field Ornithology 23(3): 144-151. Direct observations of predation, nest-predation and other...

... in this species (Green-Barber and Old 2018). Due to physical barriers in the developed landscape multiple cameras were placed in separate but nearby locations facing various directions to ensure broad coverage of the site. Some cameras were adjusted due to plant growth and cattle at the developed site throughout...

... appropriate ways to interact with wildlife, including capture and release of native animals. Fact sheets and other information resources could be developed in collaboration with the AVA and made available to veterinary practices. Future directions for veterinary services This study shows that New South Wales...

... that enhances survival. Navigation, prey capture, predator avoidance, and communication are behaviours that rely on sensory inputs and are critical to understanding how an animal interacts with the physical environment and the other organisms that share its habitat. Because sensory biology is so critical...

... sub-components of the SES, propose second-tier variables specific to the SES (referring to past history or experiences of relevant actors and government resource policies), and identify pathways or interactions for testing (e.g., the influence of scientific evidence on policy, development...