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... after substantial rainfall they become largely impassable and inaccessible. Hence, optimal conditions for activity of members of this genus (and burrowing frogs more generally) coincide with conditions that impede survey activity. In this case, individuals that are more likely to encounter eruptive...

..., and are seasonally inundated after rains and become largely impassable; exactly the conditions encouraging frog activity and discouraging survey activity. We are therefore not surprised that these species, and particularly Cyclorana cryptotis and Litoria electrica, should be recorded significant distances from...

..., b). The best way to resolve the current impasse on the conservation of Leadbeater s Possum remains unclear. Australian Zoologist volume 39 (3) Undermining Leadbeater s Possum conservation 2018 447 The Government s Forest Industry Taskforce released a Statement of Intent in 2016, collaboratively...

... to Australia: the First Peoples of the Americas have entered into a new arrangement with American scientists over the treatment and possession of ancient bones and artifacts. In Australia, the impasse between scientists and traditional land owners remains, and there seems to be little ability by either side...

... to potoroo movement in most far north coast locations and typically forms an impassable barrier. Populations are becoming further divided and this is predicted to lead to reduced genetic diversity over time and loss of viability without some form of intervention. In most locations, structural heterogeneity...

..., presumably circa 1931. In which case, a further distinction must be made between the raw footage taken by the Stewarts during their visit to Beaumaris and their original , but already edited film. However, as it is currently unknown whether the Stewarts copy is still in existence, this impasse is unlikely...

..., vital democracy that impassioned citizens campaign for public support for the protection of the things they care for, the reduction of values associated with urban nature to the common denominator of biodiversity may increase and deepen divisions within Australian society over the goal of urban...

... about a love affair- the affair was between Steve and the scaled creatures that so mesmerised him from childhood through to adulthood. Not everyone feels impassioned about reptiles but most people are impressed by their endurance, abundance and diversity. Australian Lizards shines a light on the world...

... that the former Australian of the Year, Professor Tim Flannery, said he is appalled that the Federal Government has backed away from saving single endangered species. In an impassioned speech delivered in London, the scientist and chairman of the Copenhagen Climate Council warned that the continent...

... to the paucity of distributional data for this genus. Soils and landscapes in Australia s interior are often flat and display a high clay content, meaning once they are inundated after substantial rainfall they become largely impassable and inaccessible. Hence, optimal conditions for activity of members...