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Wildlife Research Volume 26 Number 3 1999

Using aspects of predator-prey theory to evaluate helicopter shooting for feral pig control

David Choquenot, Jim Hone and Glen Saunders

pp. 251-261

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Home-range characteristics of an alpine lizard, Niveoscincus microlepidotus (Scincidae), on Mt Wellington, southern Tasmania

Jane Melville and Roy Swain

pp. 263-270

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Translocation of aggressive Australian magpies: a preliminary assessment of a potential management action

Paul G. Finn and Darryl N. Jones

pp. 271-279

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Use of Rhodamine B as a systemic bait marker for feral cats (Felis catus)

P. Fisher, D. Algar and J. Sinagra

pp. 281-285

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Ecology of Australian tropical rainforest mammals. I. The Cape York antechinus, Antechinus leo (Dasyuridae : Marsupialia)

Luke K.-P. Leung

pp. 287-306

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Ecology of Australian tropical rainforest mammals. II. The Cape York melomys, Melomys capensis (Muridae : Rodentia)

Luke K.-P. Leung

pp. 307-316

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Ecology of Australian tropical rainforest mammals. III. The Cape York rat, Rattus leucopus (Muridae : Rodentia)

Luke K.-P. Leung and Luke K.-P. Leung

pp. 317-328

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Little evidence of toxoplasmosis in a declining species, the northern quoll (Dasyurus hallucatus)

Meri Oakwood and David Pritchard

pp. 329-333

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Caching of baits by foxes (Vulpes vulpes) on agricultural lands

Barry Kay, Glen Saunders and Lynette McLeod

pp. 335-340

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Influence of shade covers on pitfall trap temperatures and capture success of reptiles and small mammals in arid Australia

Trevor J. Hobbs and Craig D. James

pp. 341-349

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Waterbird abundance in eastern Australia, 1983–92

R. T. Kingsford, P. S. Wong, L. W. Braithwaite and M. T. Maher

pp. 351-366

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Movements, dens and feeding behaviour of the tropical scaly-tailed possum (Wyulda squamicaudata)

Myfanwy J. Runcie

pp. 367-373

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1080-induced bait aversions in wild possums: influence of bait characteristics and prevalence

C. E. O'Connor and L. R. Matthews

pp. 375-381

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Seal survey in the Great Australian Bight region of Western Australia

T. E. Dennis and P. D. Shaughnessy

pp. 383-388

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