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OPTIMAL HARVESTING FOR A PREDATOR-PREY METAPOPULATION
Authors: SUPRIATNA AK POSSINGHAM HP
Citation: Ak. Supriatna et Hp. Possingham, OPTIMAL HARVESTING FOR A PREDATOR-PREY METAPOPULATION, Bulletin of mathematical biology, 60(1), 1998, pp. 49-65
FIXATION PROBABILITY OF AN ALLELE IN A SUBDIVIDED POPULATION WITH ASYMMETRIC MIGRATION
Authors: LUNDY IJ POSSINGHAM HP
Citation: Ij. Lundy et Hp. Possingham, FIXATION PROBABILITY OF AN ALLELE IN A SUBDIVIDED POPULATION WITH ASYMMETRIC MIGRATION, Genetical Research, 71(3), 1998, pp. 237-245
EFFECTIVENESS OF ALTERNATIVE HEURISTIC ALGORITHMS FOR IDENTIFYING INDICATIVE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSERVATION RESERVES
Authors: PRESSEY RL POSSINGHAM HP DAY JR
Citation: Rl. Pressey et al., EFFECTIVENESS OF ALTERNATIVE HEURISTIC ALGORITHMS FOR IDENTIFYING INDICATIVE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSERVATION RESERVES, Biological Conservation, 80(2), 1997, pp. 207-219
MODELING THE INTERRELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN HABITAT PATCHINESS, DISPERSALCAPABILITY AND METAPOPULATION PERSISTENCE OF THE ENDANGERED SPECIES, LEADBEATERS POSSUM, IN SOUTH-EASTERN AUSTRALIA
Authors: LINDENMAYER DB POSSINGHAM HP
Citation: Db. Lindenmayer et Hp. Possingham, MODELING THE INTERRELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN HABITAT PATCHINESS, DISPERSALCAPABILITY AND METAPOPULATION PERSISTENCE OF THE ENDANGERED SPECIES, LEADBEATERS POSSUM, IN SOUTH-EASTERN AUSTRALIA, Landscape ecology, 11(2), 1996, pp. 79-105
RANKING CONSERVATION AND TIMBER MANAGEMENT OPTIONS FOR LEADBEATERS POSSUM IN SOUTHEASTERN AUSTRALIA USING POPULATION VIABILITY ANALYSIS
Authors: LINDENMAYER DB POSSINGHAM HP
Citation: Db. Lindenmayer et Hp. Possingham, RANKING CONSERVATION AND TIMBER MANAGEMENT OPTIONS FOR LEADBEATERS POSSUM IN SOUTHEASTERN AUSTRALIA USING POPULATION VIABILITY ANALYSIS, Conservation biology, 10(1), 1996, pp. 235-251
DIEL VERTICAL MIGRATION - MODELING LIGHT-MEDIATED MECHANISMS
Authors: RICHARDS SA POSSINGHAM HP NOYE J
Citation: Sa. Richards et al., DIEL VERTICAL MIGRATION - MODELING LIGHT-MEDIATED MECHANISMS, Journal of plankton research, 18(12), 1996, pp. 2199-2222
OPTIMALITY IN RESERVE SELECTION ALGORITHMS - WHEN DOES IT MATTER AND HOW MUCH
Authors: PRESSEY RL POSSINGHAM HP MARGULES CR
Citation: Rl. Pressey et al., OPTIMALITY IN RESERVE SELECTION ALGORITHMS - WHEN DOES IT MATTER AND HOW MUCH, Biological Conservation, 76(3), 1996, pp. 259-267
MODELING THE VIABILITY OF METAPOPULATIONS OF THE ENDANGERED LEADBEATERS POSSUM IN SOUTHEASTERN AUSTRALIA
Authors: LINDENMAYER DB POSSINGHAM HP
Citation: Db. Lindenmayer et Hp. Possingham, MODELING THE VIABILITY OF METAPOPULATIONS OF THE ENDANGERED LEADBEATERS POSSUM IN SOUTHEASTERN AUSTRALIA, Biodiversity and conservation, 4(9), 1995, pp. 984-1018
MODELING THE IMPACTS OF WILDFIRE ON THE VIABILITY OF METAPOPULATIONS OF THE ENDANGERED AUSTRALIAN SPECIES OF ARBOREAL MARSUPIAL, LEADBEATERPOSSUM
Authors: LINDENMAYER DB POSSINGHAM HP
Citation: Db. Lindenmayer et Hp. Possingham, MODELING THE IMPACTS OF WILDFIRE ON THE VIABILITY OF METAPOPULATIONS OF THE ENDANGERED AUSTRALIAN SPECIES OF ARBOREAL MARSUPIAL, LEADBEATERPOSSUM, Forest ecology and management, 74(1-3), 1995, pp. 197-222
A REVIEW OF THE GENERIC COMPUTER-PROGRAMS ALEX, RAMAS SPACE AND VORTEX FOR MODELING THE VIABILITY OF WILDLIFE METAPOPULATIONS/
Authors: LINDENMAYER DB BURGMAN MA AKCAKAYA HR LACY RC POSSINGHAM HP
Citation: Db. Lindenmayer et al., A REVIEW OF THE GENERIC COMPUTER-PROGRAMS ALEX, RAMAS SPACE AND VORTEX FOR MODELING THE VIABILITY OF WILDLIFE METAPOPULATIONS/, Ecological modelling, 82(2), 1995, pp. 161-174
LARVAL DISPERSION ALONG A STRAIGHT COAST WITH TIDAL CURRENTS - COMPLEX DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS FROM A SIMPLE-MODEL
Authors: RICHARDS SA POSSINGHAM HP NOYE BJ
Citation: Sa. Richards et al., LARVAL DISPERSION ALONG A STRAIGHT COAST WITH TIDAL CURRENTS - COMPLEX DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS FROM A SIMPLE-MODEL, Marine ecology. Progress series, 122(1-3), 1995, pp. 59-71
A STOCHASTIC METAPOPULATION MODEL WITH VARIABILITY IN PATCH SIZE AND POSITION
Authors: DAY JR POSSINGHAM HP
Citation: Jr. Day et Hp. Possingham, A STOCHASTIC METAPOPULATION MODEL WITH VARIABILITY IN PATCH SIZE AND POSITION, Theoretical population biology, 48(3), 1995, pp. 333-360
THE FIRE AND FLAMMABILITY NICHES IN PLANT-COMMUNITIES
Authors: POSSINGHAM HP COMINS HN NOBLE IR
Citation: Hp. Possingham et al., THE FIRE AND FLAMMABILITY NICHES IN PLANT-COMMUNITIES, Journal of theoretical biology, 174(1), 1995, pp. 97-108
THE CONSERVATION OF ARBOREAL MARSUPIALS IN THE MONTANE ASH FORESTS OFTHE CENTRAL HIGHLANDS OF VICTORIA, SOUTH-EASTERN AUSTRALIA .7. MODELING THE PERSISTENCE OF LEADBEATERS POSSUM IN RESPONSE TO MODIFIED TIMBER HARVESTING PRACTICES
Authors: LINDENMAYER DB POSSINGHAM HP
Citation: Db. Lindenmayer et Hp. Possingham, THE CONSERVATION OF ARBOREAL MARSUPIALS IN THE MONTANE ASH FORESTS OFTHE CENTRAL HIGHLANDS OF VICTORIA, SOUTH-EASTERN AUSTRALIA .7. MODELING THE PERSISTENCE OF LEADBEATERS POSSUM IN RESPONSE TO MODIFIED TIMBER HARVESTING PRACTICES, Biological Conservation, 73(3), 1995, pp. 239-257
ALEX - A MODEL FOR THE VIABILITY ANALYSIS OF SPATIALLY STRUCTURED POPULATIONS
Authors: POSSINGHAM HP DAVIES I
Citation: Hp. Possingham et I. Davies, ALEX - A MODEL FOR THE VIABILITY ANALYSIS OF SPATIALLY STRUCTURED POPULATIONS, Biological Conservation, 73(2), 1995, pp. 143-150
OPTIMAL HARVESTING STRATEGIES FOR A METAPOPULATION
Authors: TUCK GN POSSINGHAM HP
Citation: Gn. Tuck et Hp. Possingham, OPTIMAL HARVESTING STRATEGIES FOR A METAPOPULATION, Bulletin of mathematical biology, 56(1), 1994, pp. 107-127
METAPOPULATION VIABILITY ANALYSIS OF THE GREATER GLIDER PETAUROIDES-VOLANS IN A WOOD PRODUCTION AREA
Authors: POSSINGHAM HP LINDENMAYER DB NORTON TW DAVIES I
Citation: Hp. Possingham et al., METAPOPULATION VIABILITY ANALYSIS OF THE GREATER GLIDER PETAUROIDES-VOLANS IN A WOOD PRODUCTION AREA, Biological Conservation, 70(3), 1994, pp. 227-236
POPULATION CYCLING IN SPACE-LIMITED ORGANISMS SUBJECT TO DENSITY-DEPENDENT PREDATION
Authors: POSSINGHAM HP TULJAPURKAR S ROUGHGARDEN J WILKS M
Citation: Hp. Possingham et al., POPULATION CYCLING IN SPACE-LIMITED ORGANISMS SUBJECT TO DENSITY-DEPENDENT PREDATION, The American naturalist, 143(4), 1994, pp. 563-582
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