Australian Mammalogy Volume 36 Number 1 2014

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	Roads and macropods: interactions and implications  Amy R. F. Bond and Darryl N. Jones pp. 1-14   Abstract     |    PDF (973 KB) - $25.00

	Camera traps provide insight into factors influencing trap success of the swamp wallaby, Wallabia bicolor  Ami Bennett and Graeme Coulson pp. 15-20   Abstract     |    PDF (396 KB) - $25.00

	Aspects of the ecology of the kalubu bandicoot (Echymipera kalubu) and observations on Raffray’s bandicoot (Peroryctes raffrayanus), Eastern Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea  Richard J. Cuthbert and Matthew J. H. Denny pp. 21-28   Abstract     |    PDF (425 KB) - $25.00

	Activity patterns and roosting of the eastern blossom-bat (Syconycteris australis)  Rebecca L. Drury and Fritz Geiser pp. 29-34   Abstract     |    PDF (773 KB) - $25.00

	Does woodland condition influence the diversity and abundance of small mammal communities?  T. L. Moore, L. E. Valentine, M. D. Craig, G. E. St J. Hardy and P. A. Fleming pp. 35-44   Abstract     |    PDF (279 KB) - $25.00

	Ecology and movement of urban koalas adjacent to linear infrastructure in coastal south-east Queensland  S. M. de Oliveira, P. J. Murray, D. L. de Villiers and G. S. Baxter pp. 45-54   Abstract     |    PDF (1.8 MB) - $25.00

	Structure of a burrow of the northern hopping-mouse, Notomys aquilo, and its surface signs on Groote Eylandt  Simon J. Ward pp. 55-59   Abstract     |    PDF (482 KB) - $25.00

	Horizontal or vertical? Camera trap orientations and recording modes for detecting potoroos, bandicoots and pademelons  Brendan D. Taylor, Ross L. Goldingay and John M. Lindsay pp. 60-66   Abstract     |    PDF (746 KB) - $25.00

	A vertical bait station for black rats (Rattus rattus) that reduces bait take by a sympatric native rodent  Frances Zewe, Paul Meek, Hugh Ford and Karl Vernes pp. 67-73   Abstract     |    PDF (672 KB) - $25.00

	Home range areas of koalas in an urban area of north-east New South Wales  Ross L. Goldingay and Barbara Dobner pp. 74-80   Abstract     |    PDF (664 KB) - $25.00

	Breeding in wild populations of a small dasyurid marsupial, Planigale ingrami, in north-western Queensland using a novel method for collection of specimens  P. A. Woolley and C. Elliott pp. 81-89   Abstract     |    PDF (817 KB) - $25.00

	Faecal particle size and tooth wear of the koala (Phascolarctos cinereus)  William Ellis, Rachael Attard, Stephen Johnston, Peter Theileman, Allan McKinnon and David Booth pp. 90-94   Abstract     |    PDF (189 KB) - $25.00

	Surviving in the south: a recent incursion of the agile wallaby (Macropus agilis) in Tasmania  Matthew Pauza, Jim Richley, Sue Robinson and Simon Fearn pp. 95-98   Abstract     |    PDF (431 KB) - $25.00

	A reassessment of the type locality of the giant rat Solomys salamonis (Rodentia : Muridae) from the Solomon Islands  Tyrone H. Lavery pp. 99-102   Abstract     |    PDF (174 KB) - $25.00

	Monitoring of small mammal populations in the Brindabella Ranges after fire  Micah J. Davies and Alex Drew pp. 103-107   Abstract     |    PDF (205 KB) - $25.00

	Observations of breeding behaviour and possible infanticide in a wild population of Tasmanian echidnas (Tachyglossus aculeatus setosus)  Rachel L. Harris and Stewart C. Nicol pp. 108-112   Abstract     |    PDF (444 KB) - $25.00       | Supplementary Material (20.5 MB)

	Seasonal truffle consumption by long-nosed bandicoots (Perameles nasuta) in a mixed rainforest–open forest community in north-eastern New South Wales  Karl Vernes pp. 113-115   Abstract     |    PDF (121 KB) - $25.00

	Detecting burrows and trapping for mulgaras (Dasycercus cristicauda and D. blythi) can be difficult  Graham G. Thompson and Scott A. Thompson pp. 116-120   Abstract     |    PDF (246 KB) - $25.00

	The Mark II Bromilow Kinnear humane soft trap: a major upgrade  J. E. Kinnear, R. N. Bromilow and N. Moore pp. 121-127   Abstract     |    PDF (1.2 MB) - $25.00

	Long-nosed potoroo (Potorous tridactylus) behaviour and handling times when foraging for buried truffles  Karl Vernes and Peter Jarman pp. 128-130   Abstract     |    PDF (92 KB) - $25.00       | Supplementary Material (28.4 MB)

	These articles have been peer reviewed and accepted for publication. They are still in production and have not been edited, so may differ from the final published form.
	AM13039  Accepted 01 April 2014
	Burrowing behaviour of the northern hopping-mouse (Notomys aquilo): field observations
	Rebecca Diete, Paul Meek, Christopher Dickman, Luke Leung
	Abstract
	AM13015  Accepted 01 April 2014
	Marsupial mole (Notoryctes typhlops) surfacing behaviour and ecology at Uluru- Kata Tjuta National Park
	Kerrie Bennison, James Clayton, Chris Pavey, Melinda Wilson, Robert Godfree
	Abstract
	AM13034  Accepted 18 March 2014
	Revised Title: "Use of highway underpasses by bandicoots over a 7-year period that encompassed road-widening"
	Brendan Taylor, Ross Goldingay
	Abstract
	AM13035  Accepted 06 March 2014
	Genetic monitoring reveals significant population structure in eastern quolls – implications for the conservation of a threatened carnivorous marsupial.
	Maria Cardoso, Nick Mooney, Mark Eldridge, Karen Firestone, William Sherwin
	Abstract
	AM13038  Accepted 20 February 2014
	Records of vagrant fur seals (family Otariidae) in South Australia
	Peter Shaughnessy, Catherine Kemper, David Stemmer, Jane McKenzie
	Abstract
	AM13022  Accepted 19 February 2014
	Signs of wildlife activity and Eucalyptus wandoo condition
	Tracey Moore, Michael Craig, Leonie Valentine, Giles Hardy, Patricia Fleming
	Abstract
	AM13030  Accepted 14 February 2014
	Molecular characterization of the signaling molecules TCRζ and ZAP-70 in the marsupial Macropus eugenii (tammar wallaby).
	Sabine Flenady, Lauren Young
	Abstract

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