.... Kennett, R. 1996. Growth models for two species of freshwater turtle, Chelodina rugosa and Elseya dentata, from the wet-dry tropics of northern Australia. Herpetologica 52: 383-395. Growth models for two species of freshwater turtle, Chelodina rugosa and Elseya dentata, from the wet-dry tropics...

.... A. AND TULLOCH, D. G., 1985. Rainfall in the wet-dry tropics: Extreme events at Darwin and similarities between years during the period 1870-1983 inclusive. Aust. J. Ecol. 10: 281-95. Rainfall in the wet-dry tropics: Extreme events at Darwin and similarities between years during the period 1870-1983 inclusive...

... were investigated and several strong relationships emerged. Temporal patterns in the observed fauna were investigated and 20 species (15 birds, 5 reptiles) were found to be more numerous in different seasons (wet and dry). The avifauna recorded was consistent with much of Australia's tropical savanna...

...-resource coupling in wet-dry tropical rivers. Journal of Animal Ecology 81: 310-322. DOI:10.1111/j.1365- 2656.2011.01925.x Karim, F., Dutta, D., Marvanek, S., Petheram, C., Ticehurst, C., Lerat, J., Kim, S., Yang, A. 2015. Assessing the impacts of climate change and dams on floodplain inundation...

... along the 100 m transect were used to estimate percentage ground cover and rock cover. The bird communities were surveyed in a 1-ha plot at each site along the gradient. To account for seasonal and inter-annual variation, surveys were conducted in both the late wet (April/May) and late dry (November...

... snake, Dendrelaphis punctulatus (Serpentes: Colubridae), in the wet dry tropics of north Queensland. Australian Journal of Zoology 58: 384-389. httpsdoi.org/10.1071/ZO10059 Glaudas, X., Kearney, T.C., Alexander, G.J. 2017. Museum specimens bias measures of snake diet: a case study using the ambush...

..., the distribution of bird species in relation to vegetation patterns Wildlife Research 15 171 96 Woinarski, J. C. Z. and Tidemann, S. C. 1991. The bird fauna of a deciduous woodland in the wet-dry tropics of Northern Australia. Wildlife Research 18: 479-500. The bird fauna of a deciduous woodland...

... unpubl. data 2003). The new locality represents a range extension of over 1000 km. This represents a marked biogeographic and climatic shift from the coastal and very wet (1200-1800 mm) monsoonal habitats of northern Cape York Peninsula to an upland wet-dry tropical biome (600-1200 mm). However...

... partitioned from the 135° E meridian (Kluge 1974). York Scaly-foot Pygopus robertsi is restricted to the James et al. (2001) found significant genetic divergence to dry woodlands peripheral to the rainforests of the warrant separate species status based on electrophoresis Wet Tropics and heathlands of eastern...

... Dicrurus bracteatus. Australian Field Ornithology 33: 83-89. http dx.doi.org/10.20938/afo33083089 Brooker, M.G., Braithwaite, R.W. and Estbergs, J.A. 1990. Foraging ecology of some insectivorous and nectarivorous species of birds in forests and woodlands of the Wet-Dry Tropics of Australia. Emu 90: 215-230...

... of Townsville, where it abuts the extensive dry tropical savannas of the Brigalow Belt bioregion (Sattler and Williams 1999). Having a lower and more marked monsoonal rainfall pattern than the majority of the Wet Tropics ( < 1500mm compared to 2000~8000 mm per annum, Nix and Switzer 1991), this area typically...

...: httpsdoi.org/10.7882/AZ.2020.044 INTRODUCTION Chameleon Dragons Chelosania brunnea Gray, 1845 are a medium-sized (90 mm snout-vent length) agamid lizard distributed throughout the savanna woodlands of Australia s wet-dry tropics: from the Kimberley region of Western Australia (WA); across the Top End...

.... Methods Study area and animals We studied anurans on the Adelaide River floodplain in the Australian wet-dry tropics, 60 km east of Darwin (Northern Territory: 131°18 48.19 E, 12°34 14.81 S). The Larval interactions with an invasive species (the Cane Toad Rhinella marina) affect life- history traits...

... 35: 131-138. Diversity and the coevolution of competitors, or the ghost of competition past Oikos 35 131 138 Corbett, L. 1995. Does dingo predation or buffalo competition regulate feral pig- populations in the Australian wet-dry tropics - an experimental-study. Wildlife Research 22: 65...

... Tropics bioregion has been intensively studied (see references and data sources in Williams et al. 1996), but large-scale surveys in wet-dry tropics have only ever been undertaken sporadically in the past (Lavery 1968; Lavery and Johnson 1968; Lavery and Johnson 1974; Lavery and Seton 1974; Winter...

... and was associated with wet sclerophyll and rainforest when described (Matthews 1974). Later records also note this wet forest association, although it has often been collected in small rainforest gullies within dry sclerophyll forest (Williams 2002; Williams and Williams 1982, 1983a, b, c). It is absent from...

..., including small and isolated pockets of wet and dry rainforest and boulder fields. An array of factors allowed particular rainforest lineages to persist in particular locations, but here we highlight rock as an important factor. By rock we refer to extensive, exposed areas of layered rock...