... on FESM data. 388 AuZstoraolilaongist volume 42 (2) 2022 2019-2020 megafires: Immediate impacts on land snails in northern NSW Several isolated limestone outcrops with their associated vine thickets are particularly relevant for many endemic priority species because these snails are tightly associated...

... Mammalia Evolution Extinction Rainforest Freshwater Limestone Tertiary Oligocene Miocene Pliocene Pleistocene Holocene Correlation Stratigraphy Palaeoecology Anon., 1989a. Selected publications involving Riversleigh fossils and their significance. Riversleigh Notes 5: 3-6. Anon...

... floodplains are dominated by eucalypt savanna with a Triodia ground layer (Cummings et al. 1998). The centre of the park encloses two major geological units; in the south-eastern corner the park parts of the Carl Creek Limestone member which includes heavily eroded and dissected limestone plateau...

... limestones. Wildlife Australia Magazine 42 (4): 40-41. A karst of thousands: land snails of the Chillagoe limestones Wildlife Australia Magazine 42 40 41 Stanisic, J. 2006. A karst of thousands: land snails of the Chillagoe limestones (part two). Wildlife Australia Magazine 43 (1): 36-37...

...., 1965. Bat erosion in Australian limestone caves. Helictite 3: 85-90. Bat erosion in Australian limestone caves Helictite 3 85 90 DWYER, P. D. AND HARRIS, J. A., 1972. Behavioural acclimatization to temperature by pregnant Miniopterus (Chiroptera). Physiol. Zool. 45: 14-21. Behavioural...

... areas to the west in the Northern Territory (Barkly Tableland, Georgina Limestone sub-regions), have failed to record any S. douglasi (Fisher 2001). The landscapes in these areas support a more diverse vegetation and soil mosaic in comparison to those where existing S. douglasi records are derived...

...-east of the Cape. Limestone cliffs of 50 m elevation comprise the coastline. Smooth outcrops of schist at the base of the cliffs are favoured as haul-out sites by sea lions and fur seals. At the Seal Slide there is a break in the cliffs with a sandy slope that extends from the beach to the cliff top...

... in northern NSW Several isolated limestone outcrops with their associated vine thickets are particularly relevant for many endemic priority species because these snails are tightly associated with this specific habitat type. Within this study area, we vetted previous occurrence records of priority species...

... Ecosystem Research and Assessment Technical Papers 99-1, Department of Natural Resources: Indooroopilly, Queensland. Schulz, M. and Hogan, L., 1998b. Preliminary fauna assessment of proposed sale area, Limestone Logging Area, Koombooloomba State Forest. Forest Ecosystem Research and Assessment Technical...

.... no", a new crocodilian from the early Miocene Limestones of Rivenleigh, northwestern Queensland. J. Vert. Paleo. 13: 9&98. March 1997 Australian Zoologist 30(3) 297 Willis, P. M. A., in press. New crocodilians from the Oligo- Miocene White Hunter Site, Riversleigh Station, north- western Queensland. Mem. Qld...

..., roosting in caves, abandoned mines, tunnels, stormwater drains and occasionally buildings (Hall and Richards 1979; Dwyer 1968, 1983). The few documented maternity sites are normally situated in limestone cave systems (Dwyer 1983). A study by Hulm (1994) of M . awtralis roost sites in the Richmond River...

... of Oncorhynchus mykiss Gum (Eucalyptus dalrympleana) and Snow Gum (Eucalyptus pauciflora). The river is a high gradient, with many waterfalls and cascade sections separated by sections of runs, riffles and rapids with the occasional large pool, substrate is largely limestone bedrock, cobble, and boulders...

... Bat numbers in these caves. As the region contains large expanses of exposed limestone, it was expected that other caves were likely to exist that could be used as roost sites by Ghost Bats. The region has few roads and finding new caves was only made possible through the use of helicopters...

... of the author's mammal survey area. The lllawarra Ranges enclose a coastal plain which is heavily urbanised in parts but is rural elsewhere. Backing the forested ranges are the southern tablelands which are partly rural and partly forested. Not far outside the survey area is the limestone region at Bungonia where...

.... The second camp was made on Proper Bay, nine miles south of Port Lincoln. Here the scrub was also of two kinds - dwarf mallee and ti-tree. The land here was of limestone formation with but little soil, while the first camp was pitched in granite country with a fair amount of soil in the valleys. The poor...

... landscape pockets were relatively less affected than the surrounding dry sclerophyll forests, which in turn provided greater micro-habitat refuge. Limestone outcrops are also critically important habitats and support a large number of narrowly distributed endemic species (Hyman and Stanisic 2005...

... be a further contributor to the rarity of M. w o p u s . Typical roosts occur in caves, mines or beneath bridges (Richards 1995). Caves and mines were absent and most bridges in the area may be unsuitable because they would experience regular flooding. It is interesting to note that limestone cliffs and caves...

... fellow selling $1 stickers to help stop limestone mining of the Barrier Reef. It was the first such direct action any of our class had seen. Even the dollar was a novel item, having displaced the pound only two years earlier. Grigg s environmental concerns The NSW State of the Environment 2000 report...

... in Cape Range is likely a result of its isolated and unique habitat type (Kendrick 1993; Doughty et al. 2008). Cape Range is an area of deeply dissected limestone that rises to 315 m and is surrounded by a sharp transition from rock to sand dune (Storr and Hanlon 1980). This sharp transition between...