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... to check the open trench immediately adjacent to where the fire had burnt. Where do they all come from? Animal movement immediately following a hummock grassland fire. Gerry Swan1 & Steve Wilson2 1 2 Acron Road, St Ives NSW 2075. [email protected] 21042 Dayboro Road, Kurwongbah Qld 4503 A BS TR A CT...

... constructed along the 35 km of new railway line. There is currently little information available on whether the native animals in this region will use tunnels such as these and possible problems have not been anticipated. If successful, this technique of facilitating animal movements between Australian...

...Clay Alan Simpkins; Edward Meyer; Jean-Marc Hero Litoria cooloolensis movement habitat usage acid frog wallum frog Bartelt, P.E., Peterson, C.R. and Klaver, R.W., 2004. Sexual differences in the post-breeding movements and habitats selected by western toads (Bufo boreas...

... Litoria aurea . The development proposal included features that might reduce the potential for L. aurea movement between these habitats, including the construction of a road to the wharf, a car park south of the wharf and the replacement of some areas of tall native grass with mown turf to create a picnic...

...Denis A. Saunders ABSTRACT The diet and movements of a breeding population of the Red-tailed Black Cockatoo Calyptorhynchus banksi escondidus was studied between spring 1974 and the end of 1981 at Nereeno Hill in the northern wheatbelt of Western Australian. The birds fed almost exclusively...

...; Chris Slade; Stuart A. Mackenzie; Philip D. Taylor ABSTRACT Technologies for remotely observing animal movements have advanced rapidly in the past decade. In recent years, Australia has invested in an Integrated Marine Ocean Tracking (IMOS) system, a land ecosystem observatory (TERN), and an Australian...

... ) can move 100 m (and sometimes up to 600 m) between den sites in hollow-bearing trees. These movement data have significant implications for the design of buffers of unlogged forest to protect colonies of Leadbeater's Possum as well as for crude estimates of the species' population size. © 2018 Royal...

...L.C. Llewellyn A tagging and recapture program was carried out between 1959 and 1970 on large freshwater fish species in the Murrumbidgee and Murray Rivers to determine the patterns of their movement. Tagging was carried out at four main sites Stoney Crossing, Hattah, Hay and Narrandera...

.... P. 2001. Post-breeding movements of Columbia Spotted Frogs (Rana lutriventris) in northeastern Oregon. Western North American Naturalist 61: 119-123. Post-breeding movements of Columbia Spotted Frogs (Rana lutriventris) in northeastern Oregon Western North American Naturalist 61 119 123...

... foraging substrate, but they also probe under bark of live branches and trunks. Yellow-plumed Honeyeaters move between patches of nectar-rich flowers outside the colonies, aggregating where eucalypt blossom is abundant. Such movements can be described as locally nomadic and there was no evidence in the GWW...

... distribution modelling that take into account temporal patterns of movement driven by weather and productivity, we demonstrate how to map and predict the key sites for conservation action for nomadic species. We explore recent advancements in decision–support tools to incorporate species movements...

... with pollination and seed dispersal), evening fly-outs, belly-dipping, nomadic movements and use of numerous roosts. The concept exemplifies how QR codes can be implemented to engage the public on aspects of biodiversity that urgently need more attention to foster stronger community support for conservation...

... that include for example, the putative movement of home-ranges between breeding seasons. The aim of this study of 11 species (18 species breed regularly on the study site) was to determine, using home-range centroids as the position of the home-range (a) the distance between the home-ranges of the male...

...-genital tract. C. pecorum infected seven out of nine koalas, one out of nine were infected by C. pecorum and C. pneumoniae and one out of nine by C. pneumoniae alone. This translocation trial shows a high incidence of infection of the translocated koalas, suggesting that the movement of Chlamydia -free...

... movement of the fore and/ or hindlimbs (e.g. hand-waving, foot-flagging and/or legflicking), movement of the body or posturing, and exhibition of a brightly coloured vocal sac (Hodl and Amezquita 2001; Hirschmann and Hodl 2006). Visual signalling is hypothesised to be an alternative or complementary mode...

... opportunity to connect a wide community of scientists and non-scientists through whale research. It also highlights variability in whale movement geographically and the potential impact changing oceans might have on this in the future. * Correspondence Vanessa Pirotta, Marine Predator Research Group...