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... of the Pilliga Mouse Pseudomys pilligaensis are analysed here. Data have been gathered from surveys undertaken in 1998-1999 and during a recent survey in 2011. The habitats at the sites (n=11) were found to be shrubby woodland or shrubland dominated by a low shrubby understorey with a projected foliage cover...

... for the largest area of continuous mallee shrubland remaining in NSW and identifies key differences in reptile diversity within vegetation communities. lizard snake threatened species Nombinnie western NSW Blomberg, S. and Shine, R. 1996. Reptiles. Pp 218-226 in Ecological Census Techniques...

...A. S. Kutt A short terrestrial vertebrate survey was conducted in November 1994 in the coastal wetlands surrounding the Cairns International Airport. Six discrete habitat types were recorded for the study area: sand ridge woodland; beach dune low woodland/shrubland; mangrove-intertidal; eucalyptus...

..., Nephrurus levis, Lerista labialis, Ramphotyphlops endoterus and Brachyurophis fasciolatus (vulnerable)) were recorded only from the adjacent red soil grasslands and shrublands, and did not occur in the gorges or on the rocky ridges. 39June 2005 AustralianZoologist volume 33 (1) Introduction Mutawintji...

... influenced by aeolian processes and therefore generally possess a higher proportion of low and more open shrublands. Three other small lakes, Spectacle Lake (adjacent to Lake Cawndilla), Speculation Lake (adjacent to Lake Menindee) and Eurobilli or Skeleton Lake (adjacent to Cawndilla Creek between Menindee...

... that hummock grasslands are rich in insectivorous mammals whilst mulga shrublands are comparatively depauperate, a notion sustained by a study in central Australia (Fyfe 1985). Before any broader generalization about habitats and species richness can be drawn many more surveys in various arid zone habitats...

... and Sandplains - Mallee woodlands/shrublands 13. Arid Shrublands - Chenopod shrublands 14. Arid Shrublands - Tall shrubland/Low woodland. A description of these BHTs is provided in Goldney et al. (2007). The remnant habitat in the east of the two CMAs is dominated by dry sclerophyll forests while the semi- arid...

... Veg Shrubland honeyeaters Phylidonyris albifrons White-fronted Honeyeater Veg Shrubby mallee birds Grantiella picta Painted Honeyeater Veg Open woodland generalists Certhionyx variegatus Pied Honeyeater Veg Shrubland honeyeaters Lichenostomus virescens Singing Honeyeater Veg Native vegetation...

... Wales Herpetofauna 35 48 50 Sass S. and Wilson A. 2006. Effects of fire on lizard communities in the mallee shrublands of western New South Wales. Herpetofauna 36: 106-111. Effects of fire on lizard communities in the mallee shrublands of western New South Wales Herpetofauna 36 106 111...

...). The most frequently surveyed vegetation type, from sites with no owl detection, was E. populnea woodlands (seven sites). Three sites were from E. camaldulensis woodlands, the habitat where nearly all owl records were made. Open habitat types such as reedbeds, M. florulenta shrubland and grasslands / low...

...) 2013 Knowledge of habitat and its distribution is fundamental to an assessment of the conservation status and management of a species. On the far north coast, the Long-nosed Potoroo generally occurs in heathy woodland or shrubland (Mason 1997). The species rarely moves far from dense vegetation...

... vegetation types (in addition to any areas of grass) within 50 m of frog observation (sensu Specht 1970; LOS = low open shrubland; LOW = low open woodland; W = woodland; OG = open grassland; LW = low woodland; TOS = tall open shrubland or scrubland; OS = open scrub; OH = open heath; OW = open woodland; S...

..., paperbark Swamp-oak Casuarina glauca forest and Melaleuca ericifolia closed shrubland was often present (Table 3; Fig. 2). Meroo Lake 2 was an ephemeral freshwater wetland and contained a different suite of plant species including Spikerush Eleocharis sp., Cumbungi Typha sp. and Sawsedge Gahnia sieberana...

... dominated saltbush a continuous stripe along the vertebral line (James et al. grasslands and shrublands of gibber downs and Copperburr 2001). P. nigriceps is now considered as occurring west of Sclerolaena spp. grasslands (Plant Community Types 61 136° E within the central and western arid zone and from...

... forest .2 Singleton, 1969 (AM) vulnerable Cobar, 198? (NA) Pilliga, 19?? (SFR) Sminthopris mocrourn shrublands, shrubby .02 Many records from northern vulnerable woodland, scrub part of study area (AM) Sminthogsis crmicnudnla grassland, shrubland, Throughout study area rare open woodland, scrub ,015...

... Darling River and its Anabranch. Vegetation communities associated with this area are Black Box woodlands; and chenopod, canegrass and lignum shrublands. The floodplains and lakebeds experience inter- mittent and irregular periods of inundation from floodwaters and alternate periods of extended dryness...

... into acacia woodlands and shrublands, but usually while remaining close to eucalypt woodlands of one type Figure 10. Distribution of BirdLife Australia Bird Atlas observations and location records of museum specimens of Red-tailed Black Cockatoos and PC1 gradient on PC CLASS image. Observations are plotted...

... and cypress pine woodlands, mallee, acacia and chenopod shrublands and native grasslands. While much of the original vegetation has been cleared for agriculture (WRRVC 1999, Eardley 1999), extensive areas of native vegetation persist on the River Murray floodplain (FCNSW 1987), in mallee communities west...

... with the Paroo River floodplain and the shrublands of the slightly higher surrounding country. During the first two nights a strange clapping sound was heard in association with the calls of this species. Spotlighting eventually showed, on three occasions, two bats flying directly towards each other...