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... events that regularly cost the oyster aquaculture industry millions of dollars and affect livelihoods. Notably, there is evidence that climate change is rapidly causing the emergence of new diseases alongside the amplification of impacts of existing diseases. This is because warming, acidification...

..., to some extent, the ought question: The Ought-Ecology of Ferals: An Emerging Dialogue in Invasion Biology and Animal Studies Anna Wilson1, David Wilson2 & Libby Robin3,4 1 Birdlife Australia, 05/60 Leicester St, Carlton, Victoria, 3053 Australia. [email protected] 2 121 Gingell St, Castlemaine...

... occurring in a concealed cavity under the stream bank. Additional observations included tadpole emergence and vocal interactions between males. These findings provide rare insights into the reproductive biology of H. a. flavopunctatus , highlight its dependence on specific stream microhabitats...

... in 2021-2023, with 89 R. megaphyllus counted during emergence. No maternity roosts were detected, although mating was observed incidentally in one adit in June. Trapping in late December in the two largest structures only recorded male R. megaphyllus , with one post-lactating and one juvenile female...

... ( Litoria littlejohni ), this integrated conservation framework combined traditional ecological approaches including population monitoring, habitat creation, captive breeding and translocation, with established and emerging biotechnologies such as genetic analysis, biobanking, assisted reproduction...

... a feature of the forum. With the skilful facilitation of the plenary sessions by Paul Willis, many general and novel ideas emerged that were the result of listening intelligently to each of the individual accounts. Collectively, the authors and the participating audience demonstrated that there is critical...

... a one health approach is critical to better understand and mitigate factors driving the emerging concern of AMR. Although the development and transmission of AMR in wildlife is not well understood, there is growing evidence that it is associated with proximity to humans or domestic animals. Papua New...

..., such as replanting of native vegetation and community education, as well as the emergence of grants sought for heat stress mitigations in the subsequent funding rounds. Grants awarded for preparing flying-fox management plans progressed over the course of the program from predominantly camp-specific plans...

...Gillian Courtice; Jane Thompson; Eric Beurden Gordon's first postgraduate students emerged at the end of his Devonian period, moving into the Carboniferous with the emergence of amphibian studies. This era was marked by extensive frogging expeditions, when Litoria aurea was thick on the ground...

.... Several studies advocated the use of novel and emerging technologies to achieve better monitoring of fauna, while others proposed mapping of large scale, as well as micro-refuges, to maximise fire resilience, or the use of supplementary resources such as nest boxes and artificial roosts to replace those...

...), shallow (i.e., <1 m) ponds that are either ephemeral or fluctuate significantly in water level, are free of Gambusia and other predatory fish, and have emergent aquatic vegetation. Its breeding habitat also usually has potential shelter provided by nearby rocks or thick, low vegetation. Yet L. aurea...

.... by limited additional disturbances within them). Finally, many of the insights discussed in this article have emerged only through long-term studies. More long-term monitoring and research is needed to truly understand and better manage fire in Australian ecosystems. Perspectives on biotic responses...

... was by-passable and associated with a wide range of thermal conductance. Because aerobic scope was incorporated as a constraint to thermogenic capacity, increases in standard metabolic rate were relatively ineffective until they were substantial and, at one stage, plesiomorphic daily torpor emerged, at least...