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...Tani Cooper; Karl Vernes The larger bodied skink of the genera Tikiqua (blue -tounged and shingle-back lizards) and Egernia may be contributing to the maintainance of ecosystem health by dispersing fungle spores that form symbiotic relationships with most terrestrial plant species. We observed...

... the Australian Museum (AM) collection database and mapped. Records were analysed according to the number of species, genera and families present and over 2,159 species recorded. We provide a brief description of the geological history and geomorphology of the Gamay and how the coastline has been modified since...

..., and adults may have young from two breeding seasons accompanying them. The breeding biology of Red-tailed Cockatoos is compared with that of closely related species from the genera Calyptorhynchus and Zanda. Threats to the species are loss of mature hollow-bearing trees and almost complete dependence...

...Denis A Saunders; Geoffrey Pickup ABSTRACT The conclusions of our taxonomic review of the black cockatoos in the genera Calyptorhynchus and Zanda ( https://doi.org/10.7882/AZ.2023.022 ) met with some opposition regarding our classification of the black cockatoos with yellow subterminal tail bands...

...Denis A Saunders; Geoffrey Pickup ABSTRACT Our review of the taxonomy of Australia’s endemic Calyptorhynchinae black cockatoos based on morphology, ecology, biology, vocalisations, distributions, and genetic studies concluded that they constitute two genera; those with red subterminal tail bands...

... eutherians) and a large flightless bird (the southern cassowary, Casuarius casuarius ) were collected and processed in 84 moist chamber cultures. Fifty-two percent of these cultures yielded evidence (fruiting bodies and/or plasmodia) of myxomycetes. Eleven species belonging to seven genera were recorded...

... Norrocky Trap is an effective method for Engaeus capture. We envisage the trap design will promote a broader use of non-destructive sampling methods for Engaeus and potentially other burrowing crayfish genera. non-destructive sampling Norrocky Trap Engaeus Parastacidae Bryant, D...

... species in 293 genera and 115 families was recorded from the study area. The total was composed of 394 (74.3%) tropical species, 103 (19.4%) temperate species and 31 (5.8%) subtropical species. The remaining two (0.4%) species have circum-global or circum-Australian distributions. Eighty-four (15.8...

... been recorded from Eucalyptus goniocalyx . Nascio vetusta has only been recorded breeding in myrtaceous genera Eucalyptus and Metrosideros , possibly indicating first-degree oligophagy. Blakely, W. F., 1972. A Key to the Eucalypts (with descriptions of 522 species and 150 varieties...

... and Maragle State Forests. Hair tube trapping (1 170 large baps for an average of 18 nights each and costing 226 person hours) revealed the presence of nine species/genera. Swamp Wallabies Wallabia bicolor , were the most commonly detected species. Small mammal trapping in swampy environments of Bago...

... species and two species groups of bats in eight genera. Four species, Chocolate Wattled Bat Chalinolobus morio , Large-footed Myotis Myotis macropus , Large Forest Bat Vespadelus darlingtoni and Southern Forest Bat V. regulus , are predominantly Bassian (chiefly coastal) in their recorded distributions...

.... Records were analysed according to the number of species, genera and families present and over 3000 species were recorded, approximately double to triple the number of species found in the neighbouring Hawkesbury River, Botany Bay and Port Hacking. We examined the rate of accumulation of records...

...Stefan Nilsson There are currently three extant genera of true lungfish (dipnoans): one in South America ( Lepidosiren ), one in Africa ( Protopterus ) and one in Australia ( Neoceratodus ). Although there are numerous fish that can breathe air, a common feature of the dipnoans is a vascular...

...; seven of these could be attributed to hypogeous (‘truffle-like’) ectomycorrhizal genera, and most others had spore morphologies suggestive of a hypogeous habit. This is the first report of consumption of ectomycorrhizal hypogeous fungi by the genus Thylogale , and as such, adds important new information...