... the cave and associated feeding grounds in a high rainfall gully could function as a climate refuge for the species. The second case study used acoustic detectors over a 14 year period to describe changes in bat use of forest regenerating (harvesting/fire) from the 1970s when specific environmental...

... its taller nests and was able to take advantage of regenerating mallee eucalypts for shelter. Land managers need to be aware that hazard reduction burning in coastal woodland and heath will temporarily deprive Southern Brown Bandicoots of diurnal shelter sites and should, therefore, where practicable...

... the fire such as the extent of herbivory in regenerating vegetation and whether the ecosystem is subject to post-fire (salvage) logging. (3) Fire history (e.g. the number of past fires and the time since the previous fire). And, (4) Interactions between fire and other ecosystem drivers such as logging. We...

... meets Bill Barnacle the sailor and Sam Sawnoff the penguin who are eating a pudding – Albert. Albert was a bad-tempered, ill-mannered pudding: but however much you ate, Albert the pudding regenerated at once. By rotating Albert, you could also change flavour, from steak-and-kidney to apple-pie. Since...

... , but these assumptions are rarely tested. In this study, we tested whether Black Rats in the inner western suburbs of Sydney were shelter limited by placing piles of disused railway sleepers within small (<1 ha) areas of regenerating bushland surrounded by houses and railway lines. The piles of railway sleepers were...

... that frequent use by small, native mammals will not occur until native vegetation regenerates around the tunnel entrances, establishing a connection between undisturbed vegetation on the two sides of the track. We also argue that follow-up studies such as this one should be an integral part of the environmental...

.... The species is an Autumn-Spring brooder with a distinctly low fecundity and large, ovoid eggs (3.0 × 3.8 mm), and females do not appear to routinely moult prior to spawning. At some sites, the species co-occurs with the much larger and spinier E. sulcatus . A high incidence of regenerate chelipeds, missing...

... distributions and occurred at variable population densities. H. vanderschoori was found predominantly in wetter forest types than H.bornemisszai including rainforest and mixed forest types, but was not found in regenerating wet eucalypt forest. The ranges of the two species did not overlap. However, the range...

... (Lindenmayer et al. 2018a). Third, rates of deterioration and collapse of large old trees are significantly elevated in young logged and regenerated forests (Lindenmayer et al. 2016; 2018b) that are increasingly common and widespread throughout Mountain Ash landscapes. Responses of other plants We have...

... age classes surveyed for the presence of Sambar Deer pellets. Class 2009 UB 1939 LS 1939 UB 1983 UB OG UB Clearfelled Description Unlogged forest that has remained unburnt (UB) since regenerating after high severity wildfire in 2009 Unlogged forest that regenerated after wildfire in 1939, burnt...

... in the foreground has a smooth-textured tail, which is easily recognised as one that has regenerated after the original has been dropped. DOI: httpdx.doi.org/10.7882/AZ.2014.002 Mo Australian Zoologist volume 37 (1)96 2014 This paper presents information on microhabitat selection in a reserve of remnant bushland...

... information on the diet of juveniles of these two species, and none on the diet of these skinks in coastal habitats. Here, we present limited data on the diet of juveniles of two coexisting species, C robuslus and C taeniolalus. STUDY SITE The skinks were Silmpled on a regenerating mining path near the Big...

... to logging of Western Gerygone Gerygone fusca, Grey Shrike-thrush Colluricincla harmonica and Grey Fantail Rhipidura albiscapa is generally supportive of the present findings. The Western Gerygone prefers mature eucalypt forest over regenerating regrowth in Western Australia (Wardell-Johnson and Williams...

...), and other small mammal species, in forest regenerating from logging and fire near Bega, New South Wales. Aust. Wildl. Res. (in press). LUNNEY, D., ASHBY, E., GRIGG, J. AND O'CONNELL, M., 1986. Food availability and habitat selection of Sminthopsis leucopus (Gray) (Marsupialia: Dasyuridae) in logged...