... of the highest altitude upland area in the Australian tropical savanna. Nine species, including two mammals and seven reptiles, were recorded at the limits of their known range, or in seemingly disjunct populations. Patterns of fauna assemblage in relation to underlying geology and associated habitat variables...

... of the fauna of four sandy beaches of south-eastern New South Wales Australian Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research 35 663 672 Dexter, D.M. 1985. Distribution and life histories of abundant crustaceans of four sandy beaches on south-eastern New South Wales. Australian Journal of Marine...

... in New South Wales where protection by the Endangered Fauna (Interim Protection) Act 1991 (now the Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995) has required surveys of its distribution and abundance and some research in order to prepare management plans for development sites that it occupies. Its listing...

... that 33 species (about one third of the non-volant mammal fauna of WA) changed significantly in distribution and abundance. The pattern of the decline both geographically and over time is consistent with epizootic disease as the primary factor, but probably interacting with drought and predation by feral...

... of NSW, Mosman, NSW, Australia. Conservation of Australia's Forest fauna 36 55 Woinarski, J. C. Z., Tidemann, S. C. and Kerin, S. 1988. Birds in a tropical mosaic, the distribution of bird species in relation to vegetation patterns. Wildlife Research 15: 171-96. Birds in a tropical mosaic...

... for many fauna species. The general abundance of termites in this cool temperate area was low, with at least 65% of large eucalypts having no internal hollows and thus never having supported termites. There was evidence of a recent decline of at least 55% in the number of trees being actively worked...

... term study. However, there were indications that the abundance and composition of ant fauna may differ between foraging pits and the soil surface. Calculations were made to determine how many traps would have to be deployed to collect the representative sample needed to make valid statistical...

... surveys are obstacles to collecting data on fauna distributions and abundance (Burbidge 1991). A unique opportunity exists to build such fauna inventories by sampling open trenches for fauna during pipeline construction (Ayers and Wallace 1997; Woinarski et al. 2000). Pipeline trenches are excavated...

... in abundance and distribution during the monitoring period. Except for Seven Mile Beach, there has been a sharp decline in the abundance of Southern Greater Gliders in the coastal reserves surveyed. There was limited recovery of Southern Greater Glider in Meroo NP and Murramarang NP after the 2018-20 drought...

... bucket). Increased captures may have some relationship to habitat type (i.e. small mammals more abundant in grassland habitat). Though this particular array has some benefits in increasing trap success, the use of multiple survey techniques is recommended for any thorough fauna inventory. fauna...

... used summary data, mixed model regression and Chi-squared tests to examine variation in abundance, richness, and frequency in captures. A total of 167 species representing nine families were recorded from 9986 captures or observations (3127 records from pitfall traps, 1813 from funnel traps and 5046...

... gains. Fauna species richness species abundance grassland mosaic rainforest savanna woodland montane habitat structure Bond, W.J. and Parr, C.L. 2010. Beyond the forest edge: Ecology, diversity and conservation of the grassy biomes. Biological Conservation 143(10): 2395-2404...

... undertook a rapid field-based assessment after the Blue Mountains 2019 20 mega-fires. Our specific aims were to: 1. Determine spatial trends in vertebrate fauna, species compositional change and the relative abundance of these animals across burnt and unburnt sites; 2. Determine the temporal activity...

... present study was to document the regional distribution of nocturnal birds and arboreal mammals in relation to environmental variables and management history. Particular efforts were made to assess t h e distribution and habitat relationships of this fauna in the largest, contiguous forest area, Bago...

... in fauna populations in response to the fire. Detailed surveys for a range of mammalian fauna were undertaken twice a year from 2011 to 2019. The results from the comprehensive surveys showed that even with high intensity fire over a large portion of the landscape, habitat recovery is relatively quick...

... the most suitable method for the Mount Panorama fauna management strategy. Once this technique was calibrated and clearly established it could provide an appropriate measure of variation in abundance through time and space of large fauna on the Mount. The evidence supported this methodology as being...

... (family Chamaeleonidae), with their eyes sunken within scaly turrets and their slow and clumsy gait (Trainor 2005; Wilson 2012). However, the Chameleon Dragon shares no close relation to chameleons and any shared characteristics have evolved convergently (Hutchinson & Hutchinson 2011). It is the sole...

..., primarily as they relate to biodiversity conservation and forest ecosystem process. We aim to bring together key findings from published and recently gathered information that are relevance to aspects of forest management that can influence the abundance and persistence of biodiversity, either directly...