... National Park. Within the cave there were multiple crevices with different aspects. Date 24/6 2018 23/8 2020 22/5 2021 # of adults 0 # of juveniles/ sub-adults 0 Aspect 0 3 West 2 1 East 19/6 2022 14/12 2022 6 0 0 North 1 East Comments Crevice exposed to full sunlight. Noticeably warmer in comparison...

... as opposed to its frequency and, in that case, we have used the full dataset. The spatial bias is more of a problem where we investigate the relative frequency of taxa across different vegetation types (see below). In this case, we need to reduce the bias by some kind of filtering (Boria et al. 2014) whether...

... Museum (QM) and some partial data was obtained from the Australian National Insect Collection (ANIC) as they are currently in the process of moving to a different facility and are unable to provide full access to their collection. Taxonomy is according to the OSF (Cigliano et al. 2022). Morphological...

... and continues today with membership comprising representatives of different government agencies, the scientific community, the agricultural sector and not-forprofit organisations (McClelland et al. 2011), Figure 1. Full-exclusion netting structures protecting horticultural crops from flying-fox, bird...

... distinct sites (Fig 2). These ponds occurred across the island (Fig 2), with varying number of ponds per site (Site 1 - 39 ponds; Site 2 - 2 ponds; Site 3 - 6 ponds; Site 4 - 12 ponds; Site 5 - 15 ponds). Surface areas of ponds, when full of water, ranged from 0.1 to 5,000 sq m and averaged 147 sq m (n=74...

... 2021 surveys, the young from 2020 were full size and feeding independently, and thus a combined count was made of adults and young. The 2016 Wombeyan surveys involved similar two-person searches but with varied transect lengths (340-635 m) and search times (50-60 minutes). To make comparisons...

..., gives the average season as commencing towards the end of August and concluding towards the end of November. 24.1.30 I saw one changing into adult male plumage on the Old Place. I saw another similar bird about the same date near the Peach Orchard. 25.5.32 I saw five males in full colour and five...

... available since 2004 (Elsevier 2020). It covers not only traditional journals but also trade magazines intended for professional readers, which may not be peer reviewed and may not have an editorial board, as well as full papers from conference proceedings but not lists of conference abstracts. In common...

... to village dogs, modern breed dogs and wolves using genome-wide SNP data and discuss the implications of these findings to the ongoing debate about dingo identity and nomenclature. Importantly, despite controversy about what to call dingoes and whether they are a full species, these animals represent...

...-2). Both of the Melbourne Zoo photographs were taken by Benjamin James Lane, formerly an illustrator for the Illustrated Sydney News (1890-1893) and photographic studio processor for The Mercury (1893-1903). After retiring from his career in the press, Lane joined the zoo as a full-time member...