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... Coonabarabran in NSW, burning over 560 km 2 of the park and surrounding region (the Wambelong fire). The Wambelong fire affected Dunphy Lake, the only lake in the park. In this study, we assessed the post-fire aquatic animal community of the lake in March and September 2014. At the times of sampling the lake...

... Meeting of the IUCN-SSC CSG. May 24–29, 2004; Darwin, NT, Australia. Gland, Switzerland: IUCN; 2004:525. G. Webb Pty Ltd. 1989. The results of crocodile surveys in Lake Kununurra and Lake Argyle (Western Australia), February-March 1989. Report to CALM, 1989. Guggisberg, C.A.W. 1972. Crocodiles...

...Tsuyoshi Kobayashi; Martin Krogh; Hiroyuki II; Russell J. Shiel; Hendrik Segers; Joanne Ling; Simon J. Hunter; Timothy Pritchard ABSTRACT Water-level fluctuations can have significant effects on lake biological communities. Thirlmere Lakes are a group of five interconnected lakes located near...

...A.W. White; S. Travers ABSTRACT The long-term impacts of mining on frog communities have received scant attention in published literature. This study presents a 38-year survey of two sites bordering a sand mine at Bridge Hill in the Myall Lakes National Park, New South Wales (NSW). Mining occurred...

... to them being grouped into the same foraging guild. These four species occur in sympatry at Myall Lakes National Park, 300 km north of Sydney. Discriminant function analysis was used to test for any differential use of habitat between the four species. Malurus cyaneus was observed more often in open...

...Geoff Brown; Keith Cherry; Jennifer Nelson; Louise Grgat The Menindee Lakes system in the Darling Riverine Plains bioregion in western New South Wales supports a diverse terrestrial vertebrate fauna. A survey of this fauna in spring 2000 and summer 2001 for the New South Wales Department of Land...

... Assessment, Elura Base Metal Project, Cobar, New South Wales TIDEMANN, C. R., 1985. The mammal fauna of the Willandra Lakes World Heritage area of New South Wales. Unpublished report to the Dept. of Environment and Planning. New South Wales. WAKEFIELD, N. A., 1966. Mammals of the Blandowski...

...) appear to be rare in cane toads from most of their global range; however, we noted frequent predator-induced injuries (>4% of adults) in samples from within the toad’s native range (in French Guiana) and from a site (Lake Argyle) in north-western Australia. Toads at Lake Argyle enter the edge...

... around the edge of the lakes were surveyed at night for 30 minutes each. The first two survey sessions were conducted when the lakes were closed to the sea and their water levels relatively high. The next two survey sessions were conducted when Meroo Lake was open to the sea and the final one when...

... used 35 of 40 large diameter (375-400 mm), 1.0-1.5 m deep artificial nest hollows at two study sites near Lake King, Western Australia. Of the artificial nest hollows used by Regent Parrots across nine monitored sites, each artificial hollow was used within 1.9±2.93 years of deployment...

... lakes. They guided people safely across hundreds of kilometers of desert, locating the places where water sources reach up closest to the earth’s surface from the underground lakes and waterways that flow beneath the continent. The dingo’s status in Aboriginal culture is celebrated in the naming...

... occurred east of Lake George; and L. flavipunctata apparently had a restricted distribution near Canberra, Bombala and Delegate. Opportunistic surveys conducted since 1985 indicate that all members of the complex have disappeared from an extensive area of the Southern Tablelands centred on Canberra...

... adult female. Specific locality data are available for three skulls, collected at Lake Saint Clair, south of Cressy, and Woolnorth. Holding five skulls, University of Melbourne's collection constitutes one of the top ten largest thylacine assemblages in Australasia, and the second largest held...

..., Central Queensland University, Adelaide, SA 5034, Australia 3Department of Geography, Environment and Population, School of Social Sciences, University of Adelaide, Adelaide, SA 5005, Australia 4ScaRCE, UniSA STEM, University of South Australia, Mawson Lakes, SA 5095, Australia *Corresponding author...

... was either observed or inferred (but see Moseby et al. 2012), making each a valuable datapoint. Here, we present a short description of a young adult female Red Fox presumed to have been killed by Dingo in Myall Lakes National Park on the basis of: (1) the close proximity of a Dingo pack (within...

... of unfertilised eggs, fertilised aborted eggs and stillborn young, yet none of these observations ever resulted in dystocia. It is interesting that this observation occurred in a snake from Herdsman Lake, Western Australia, where the Tiger Snake population is subjected to many anthropogenic stressors. We cannot...

... areas that are free from grazing, particularly in moist areas and along creeks. The plant is originally from Mexico and is considered a weed in many countries throughout the world such Effect of toxic riparian weeds on the survival of aquatic invertebrates David C. Llewellyn Great Lakes College, Forster...

.... Of these sites, 24 were in harbour bays/coves, 20 were in tributary bays, seven were along tributary channels/creeks, four were on the margins of harbour islands and a single site was located on a freshwater lake. We also investigated relationships between M. macropus activity and environmental variables...

.... Lake Jindabyne is still stocked annually with Atlantic Salmon and reasonable angler returns result, but no breeding in the wild has been reported. © 2015 Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales 2015 Atlantic Salmon Salmo salar in N.S.W. Introductions Tasmanian Salmon Aquaculture industry...