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DIET OF THE MULGARA, DASYCERCUS-CRISTICAUDA (MARSUPIALIA, DASYURIDAE), IN THE SIMPSON DESERT, CENTRAL AUSTRALIA
Authors: CHEN XL DICKMAN CR THOMPSON MB
Citation: Xl. Chen et al., DIET OF THE MULGARA, DASYCERCUS-CRISTICAUDA (MARSUPIALIA, DASYURIDAE), IN THE SIMPSON DESERT, CENTRAL AUSTRALIA, Wildlife research, 25(3), 1998, pp. 233-242
POPULATION INDEXES FOR WILD CARNIVORES - A CRITICAL-STUDY IN SAND-DUNE, SOUTHWESTERN QUEENSLAND (VOL 25, PG 11, 1998)
Authors: MAHON PS BANKS PB DICKMAN CR
Citation: Ps. Mahon et al., POPULATION INDEXES FOR WILD CARNIVORES - A CRITICAL-STUDY IN SAND-DUNE, SOUTHWESTERN QUEENSLAND (VOL 25, PG 11, 1998), Wildlife research, 25(2), 1998, pp. 217-217
POPULATION INDEXES FOR WILD CARNIVORES - A CRITICAL-STUDY IN SAND-DUNE HABITAT, SOUTH-WESTERN QUEENSLAND
Authors: MAHON PS BANKS PB DICKMAN CR
Citation: Ps. Mahon et al., POPULATION INDEXES FOR WILD CARNIVORES - A CRITICAL-STUDY IN SAND-DUNE HABITAT, SOUTH-WESTERN QUEENSLAND, Wildlife research, 25(1), 1998, pp. 11-22
THE USE OF HABITAT MOSAICS BY TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATE FAUNA - IMPLICATIONS FOR CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT
Authors: LAW BS DICKMAN CR
Citation: Bs. Law et Cr. Dickman, THE USE OF HABITAT MOSAICS BY TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATE FAUNA - IMPLICATIONS FOR CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT, Biodiversity and conservation, 7(3), 1998, pp. 323-333
PREDICTING EFFECTS OF PREDATION ON CONSERVATION OF ENDANGERED PREY
Authors: SINCLAIR ARE PECH RP DICKMAN CR HIK D MAHON P NEWSOME AE
Citation: Are. Sinclair et al., PREDICTING EFFECTS OF PREDATION ON CONSERVATION OF ENDANGERED PREY, Conservation biology, 12(3), 1998, pp. 564-575
ECOLOGICAL COSTS OF FERAL PREDATOR CONTROL - FOXES AND RABBITS
Authors: BANKS PB DICKMAN CR NEWSOME AE
Citation: Pb. Banks et al., ECOLOGICAL COSTS OF FERAL PREDATOR CONTROL - FOXES AND RABBITS, The Journal of wildlife management, 62(2), 1998, pp. 766-772
ANTECHINUS-AGILIS (MARSUPIALIA, DASYURIDAE), A NEW SPECIES FROM THE ANTECHINUS-STUARTII COMPLEX IN SOUTH-EASTERN AUSTRALIA
Authors: DICKMAN CR PARNABY HE CROWTHER MS KING DH
Citation: Cr. Dickman et al., ANTECHINUS-AGILIS (MARSUPIALIA, DASYURIDAE), A NEW SPECIES FROM THE ANTECHINUS-STUARTII COMPLEX IN SOUTH-EASTERN AUSTRALIA, Australian journal of zoology, 46(1), 1998, pp. 1-26
DISTRIBUTION AND IDENTITY OF SPECIES IN THE ANTECHINUS-STUARTII ANTECHINUS-FLAVIPES GROUP (MARSUPIALIA, DASYURIDAE) IN SOUTH-EASTERN AUSTRALIA
Authors: SUMNER J DICKMAN CR
Citation: J. Sumner et Cr. Dickman, DISTRIBUTION AND IDENTITY OF SPECIES IN THE ANTECHINUS-STUARTII ANTECHINUS-FLAVIPES GROUP (MARSUPIALIA, DASYURIDAE) IN SOUTH-EASTERN AUSTRALIA, Australian journal of zoology, 46(1), 1998, pp. 27-41
FACTORS AFFECTING SELECTION OF NATIVE SEEDS IN 2 SPECIES OF AUSTRALIAN DESERT RODENTS
Authors: MURRAY BR DICKMAN CR
Citation: Br. Murray et Cr. Dickman, FACTORS AFFECTING SELECTION OF NATIVE SEEDS IN 2 SPECIES OF AUSTRALIAN DESERT RODENTS, Journal of arid environments, 35(3), 1997, pp. 517-525
DOES INTRASPECIFIC VARIATION IN THE ENERGY VALUE OF A PREY SPECIES TOITS PREDATORS MATTER IN STUDIES OF ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS - A CASE-STUDY USING INSECTIVOROUS VERTEBRATES
Authors: BROOKS SJ CALVER MC DICKMAN CR MEATHREL CE BRADLEY JS
Citation: Sj. Brooks et al., DOES INTRASPECIFIC VARIATION IN THE ENERGY VALUE OF A PREY SPECIES TOITS PREDATORS MATTER IN STUDIES OF ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS - A CASE-STUDY USING INSECTIVOROUS VERTEBRATES, Ecoscience, 3(3), 1996, pp. 247-251
DIETS AND HABITAT PREFERENCES OF 3 SPECIES OF CROCIDURINE SHREWS IN ARID SOUTHERN AFRICA
Authors: DICKMAN CR
Citation: Cr. Dickman, DIETS AND HABITAT PREFERENCES OF 3 SPECIES OF CROCIDURINE SHREWS IN ARID SOUTHERN AFRICA, Journal of zoology, 237, 1995, pp. 499-514
LONG-RANGE MOVEMENTS OF SMALL MAMMALS IN ARID AUSTRALIA - IMPLICATIONS FOR LAND MANAGEMENT
Authors: DICKMAN CR PREDAVEC M DOWNEY FJ
Citation: Cr. Dickman et al., LONG-RANGE MOVEMENTS OF SMALL MAMMALS IN ARID AUSTRALIA - IMPLICATIONS FOR LAND MANAGEMENT, Journal of arid environments, 31(4), 1995, pp. 441-452
THE SLIT SPIDER (ARANEAE, CLUBIONOIDEA) THAT CONSTRUCTS FISSURES IN THE SAND DUNES OF THE SIMPSON DESERT, CENTRAL AUSTRALIA
Authors: HENSCHEL JR DAVIES VT DICKMAN CR
Citation: Jr. Henschel et al., THE SLIT SPIDER (ARANEAE, CLUBIONOIDEA) THAT CONSTRUCTS FISSURES IN THE SAND DUNES OF THE SIMPSON DESERT, CENTRAL AUSTRALIA, Journal of Natural History, 29(1), 1995, pp. 137-145
FOOD PREFERENCES AND SEED SELECTION IN 2 SPECIES OF AUSTRALIAN DESERTRODENTS
Authors: MURRAY BR DICKMAN CR
Citation: Br. Murray et Cr. Dickman, FOOD PREFERENCES AND SEED SELECTION IN 2 SPECIES OF AUSTRALIAN DESERTRODENTS, Wildlife research, 21(6), 1994, pp. 647-655
POPULATION-DYNAMICS AND HABITAT USE OF THE LONG-HAIRED RAT (RATTUS-VILLOSISSIMUS) IN SOUTH-WESTERN QUEENSLAND
Authors: PREDAVEC M DICKMAN CR
Citation: M. Predavec et Cr. Dickman, POPULATION-DYNAMICS AND HABITAT USE OF THE LONG-HAIRED RAT (RATTUS-VILLOSISSIMUS) IN SOUTH-WESTERN QUEENSLAND, Wildlife research, 21(1), 1994, pp. 1-10
WHY ARE TERMITE-EATING AND ANT-EATING MAMMALS SMALLER IN AUSTRALIA THAN IN SOUTHERN AFRICA - HISTORY OR ECOLOGY
Authors: MILEWSKI AV ABENSPERGTRAUN M DICKMAN CR
Citation: Av. Milewski et al., WHY ARE TERMITE-EATING AND ANT-EATING MAMMALS SMALLER IN AUSTRALIA THAN IN SOUTHERN AFRICA - HISTORY OR ECOLOGY, Journal of biogeography, 21(5), 1994, pp. 529-543
CAPTURES OF BIRDS IN MAMMAL TRAPS - CHANCE OR OPPORTUNISM
Authors: DICKMAN CR GLASBY TM HIGGS PA CURTIN A DRURY RL HONYWOOD MAJ
Citation: Cr. Dickman et al., CAPTURES OF BIRDS IN MAMMAL TRAPS - CHANCE OR OPPORTUNISM, Ostrich, 65(3-4), 1994, pp. 345-348
GRANIVORY AND MICROHABITAT USE IN AUSTRALIAN DESERT RODENTS - ARE SEEDS IMPORTANT
Authors: MURRAY BR DICKMAN CR
Citation: Br. Murray et Cr. Dickman, GRANIVORY AND MICROHABITAT USE IN AUSTRALIAN DESERT RODENTS - ARE SEEDS IMPORTANT, Oecologia, 99(3-4), 1994, pp. 216-225
GRANIVORY AND MICROHABITAT USE IN AUSTRALIAN DESERT RODENTS - ARE SEEDS IMPORTANT
Authors: MURRAY BR DICKMAN CR
Citation: Br. Murray et Cr. Dickman, GRANIVORY AND MICROHABITAT USE IN AUSTRALIAN DESERT RODENTS - ARE SEEDS IMPORTANT, Oecologia, 99(3-4), 1994, pp. 216-225
FIELD METABOLISM AND TURNOVER IN THE GOLDEN BANDICOOT (ISOODON-AURATUS) AND OTHER SMALL MAMMALS FROM BARROW ISLAND, WESTERN-AUSTRALIA
Authors: BRADSHAW SD MORRIS KD DICKMAN CR WITHERS PC MURPHY D
Citation: Sd. Bradshaw et al., FIELD METABOLISM AND TURNOVER IN THE GOLDEN BANDICOOT (ISOODON-AURATUS) AND OTHER SMALL MAMMALS FROM BARROW ISLAND, WESTERN-AUSTRALIA, Australian journal of zoology, 42(1), 1994, pp. 29-41
DIETS OF INSECTIVOROUS MARSUPIALS IN ARID AUSTRALIA - SELECTION FOR PREY TYPE, SIZE OR HARDNESS
Authors: FISHER DO DICKMAN CR
Citation: Do. Fisher et Cr. Dickman, DIETS OF INSECTIVOROUS MARSUPIALS IN ARID AUSTRALIA - SELECTION FOR PREY TYPE, SIZE OR HARDNESS, Journal of arid environments, 25(4), 1993, pp. 397-410
BODY-SIZE PREY SIZE RELATIONSHIPS IN INSECTIVOROUS MARSUPIALS - TESTSOF 3 HYPOTHESES
Authors: FISHER DO DICKMAN CR
Citation: Do. Fisher et Cr. Dickman, BODY-SIZE PREY SIZE RELATIONSHIPS IN INSECTIVOROUS MARSUPIALS - TESTSOF 3 HYPOTHESES, Ecology, 74(6), 1993, pp. 1871-1883
MAMMALS OF PARTICULAR CONSERVATION CONCERN IN THE WESTERN DIVISION OFNEW-SOUTH-WALES
Authors: DICKMAN CR PRESSEY RL LIM L PARNABY HE
Citation: Cr. Dickman et al., MAMMALS OF PARTICULAR CONSERVATION CONCERN IN THE WESTERN DIVISION OFNEW-SOUTH-WALES, Biological Conservation, 65(3), 1993, pp. 219-248
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