... one other study that used the centroid concept. D Corresponding author. Email: [email protected] home-range centroid position male female breeding pair repeat nests nest position Home-range positions in a bird community from south-eastern Australia - questions and answers M...

... and abundance patterns of Sambar Deer in south-eastern Australia. We present the results of a field survey of Sambar Deer in the Critically Endangered Mountain Ash ( Eucalyptus regnans ) forests of the Central Highlands, Victoria. Our key question was: What factors influence detections of Sambar deer (based...

... the presence of non-random evolutionary processes. Broodstock collection of L. argentimaculatus need not be geographically restricted in eastern Australia, but fisheries management should consider variation in life history and recruitment success at the species’ edge. Introduction The genetic structure...

... vegetation structure (Osborne and Green 1992). More recently, a study in north-eastern Australia of birds in rainforests of increasing elevation, found species richness and abundance peaking in the locations of highest primary productivity, as measured by temperature and rainfall (Williams et al. 2010...

...Geoffrey Smith; Roderick Fensham; Daniel Ferguson; Luke Hogan; Michael Mathieson Fauna assemblages were assessed within four primary vegetation types and three edge types between grassland and wooded habitats within the Bunya Mountains of eastern Australia. Wet rainforests differed in their species...

...Brian Weavers Diet of the Lace Monitor Lizard (Varanus vadus) in south-eastern Australia Brian W. Weavers' 'Department of Zoology, Australian National University, Canberm, AC.T. 2601 Present address: National Parks and Wildlife Division, Department Consenmtian. Forests and Lands, 123 Brown Street...

... for some species. The giant burrowing frog is a threatened frog species in south-eastern Australia. To understand its non-breeding habitat requirements, we measured the habitat attributes associated with non-breeding records of this frog from a number of sites in southern New South Wales and compared...

.... Electrophoretic and morphological comparisons of Lampropholis delicata (Lacertilia: Scincidae) populations from eastern Australia, and a resolution of the taxonomic status of this species. Aust. J. Zool. 37: 561-74. Electrophoretic and morphological comparisons of Lampropholis delicata (Lacertilia: Scincidae...

...James van den Broek; Meredith Peach; David Booth The common stingaree, Trygonoptera testacea , is abundant on the continental shelf of eastern Australia but little is known of its ecology and reproduction despite it being a common component of the demersal trawl fishery. Specimens of T. testacea...

...Ian Abbott Based on new evidence (700 records), this paper provides a detailed account of the importation, release, occurrence, establishment, spread, and early impact on prey animals of the red fox, Vulpes vulpes , in Victoria and adjacent parts of south-eastern Australia. Foxes were imported...

...L. Llewellyn This study was initiated to investigate poor survival of stocked Brook Char Salvelinus fontinalis in Wollondibby Creek, a tributary of Lake Jindabyne in the south eastern highlands of NSW, Australia. Sampling of the creek following stocking was carried out on two separate occasions...

... be established. This is critical to effective active adaptive management. In this paper, we outline the establishment phase of a new long-term ecological restoration experiment in south-eastern Australia, that will test ways of improving critically endangered box gum grassy woodlands for biodiversity...

...Robert B. McCormack The blue claw yabby Cherax destructor is a native of the Murray Darling drainage basin in the interior of south-eastern Australia. In New South Wales (NSW) the species naturally occurs west of the Great Dividing Range but recently, it has become established in eastern parts...

...Jason Coughran; Robert McCormack; Garry Daly The Yabby Cherax destructor has a natural distribution across inland river systems in central and south-eastern Australia. Within that range it supports important recreational and commercial fisheries, and is also widely used for aquaculture and as a pet...

... & Moluccan Islands Hall, L.S. and Richards, G.C. 1979. Bats of Eastern Australia. Queensland Museum Booklet No. 12. Hall, L.S., Young, R.A. and Spate, A.P. 1975. Roost selection of the eastern horseshoe bat Rhinolophus megaphyllus. Pp. 47-56 in ‘Proceedings of the 10th Biennial Conference...

... and intensive knowledge of their environment and the different species (fauna and flora) surrounding them. They value wildlife for its nutritional, cultural and spiritual properties. This paper presents research that focused on the cultural Following Garkman, the frog, in North Eastern Arnhem Land (Australia)1...

... The occurrence of potential tree hollows in the dry eucalypt forests of south-eastern Tasmania, Australia *Sarah Munks1, Mark Wapstra1,6, Ross Corkrey2,7, Helen Otley1,3, Georgia Miller1,4, Bernard Walker5 1 Forest Practices Authority, 30 Patrick Street, Hobart, Tasmania. 2 University of Aberdeen, Lighthouse...