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Australian Wildlife Research
Volume 10 Number 2 1983


The Diet of the Eastern Grey Kangaroo and Wallaroo in Areas of Improved and Native Pasture in the New England Tablelands. 

RJ Taylor

pp. 203-211

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Validation of aging keys for eastern grey kangaroos, Macropus giganteus 

J. T. Wood, W. E. Poole and S. M. Carpenter

pp. 213-217

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Studies on the arboreal marsupial fauna of eucalypt forests being harvested for woodpulp at Eden, N.S.W. I. The species and distribution of animals 

L. W. Braithwaite

pp. 219-229

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Studies on the arboreal marsupial fauna of eucalypt forests being harvested for woodpulp at Eden, N.S.W. II. Relationship between the fauna density, richness and diversity, and measured variables of the habitat 

L. W. Braithwaite, M. L. Dudzinski and J. Turner

pp. 231-247

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Introduction of the Sugar Glider, Petaurus breviceps, into Re-established Forest of the Tower Hill State Game Reserve, Vic. 

GC Suckling and MA Macfarlane

pp. 249-258

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Ecology of Melomys burtoni, the Grasslnad Melomys (Rodentia : Muridae) at Cobourg Peninsula, N.T 

R Begg, B Walsh, F Woerle and S King

pp. 259-267

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A Short-Term Evaluation of Feral Pig Eradication at Willandra in Western New South Wales 

J Hone

pp. 269-275

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Humoral Immunity to Myxoma Virus in Wild Rabbits. 

JD Wetherall, DE Clay and DR King

pp. 277-285

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Myxomatosis: a Search for a Strain of Virus to Immunize a Wild Population of Rabbits, Oryctolagus Cuniculus.  

WR Sobey, D Conolly and N Westwood

pp. 287-295

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The Influence of Ambient Temperatures on the Susceptibility of Mice, Guinea-Pigs and Possums to Compund 1080 

AJ Oliver and DR King

pp. 297-301

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The Ingestion of Artifically Coloured Grain by Birds, and its Relevance to Verebrate Pest Control 

H Brunner and BJ Coman

pp. 303-310

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A Comparison of Seasonal Changes in the Pollen Loads of Nectarivorous Marsupials [Tarsipes] and Birds [Honeyeaters]. 

RD Wooller, EM Russell, MB Renfree and PA Towers

pp. 311-317

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Waterbird Dynamics in the RIchmond VAlley, New SOuth Wales, 1974-77 

DG Gosper, SV Briggs and SM Carpenter

pp. 319-327

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Mortality and Dispersal of Juvenile Galahs, Cacatua roseicapilla, in the Western Australian Wheatbelt 

I Rowley

pp. 329-342

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Status and Conservation of the Forty-Spotted Pardalote, Pardalotus quadragintus 

DE Rounsevell and JCZ Woinarski

pp. 343-349

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Comparative Ecology of Pardalotes, including the Forty-Spotted Pardalote, Pardalotus quadragintus (Aves : Pardalotidae) in SOuth-Eastern TAsmania 

JCZ Woinarski and DE Rounsevell

pp. 351-361

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Populations of the Murray River Tortoise, Emydura (Chelodina): the Effect of Egg Predation by the Red Fox, Vulpes vulpes 

MB Thompson

pp. 363-371

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Crocodylus johnstoni in the McKinlay River Area N. T, II.* Dry-Season Habitat Slection and an Estimate of the Total Population Size 

GJW Webb, SC Manolis and R Buckworth

pp. 373-382

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Crocodylus johnstoni in the McKinlay River Area N. T, III.* Growth, Movement and the Population Age Structure  

GJW Webb, SC Manolis and R Buckworth

pp. 383-401

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Crocodylus johnstoni in the McKinlay River Area N. T, IV.* A Demonstration of Homing 

GJW Webb, SC Manolis and R Buckworth

pp. 403-406

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Crocodylus johnstoni in the McKinlay River Area N. T, V.* Abnormalities and Injuries 

GJW Webb, SC Manolis and R Buckworth

pp. 407-420

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Crocodylus johnstoni in a Controlled-Environment Chamber: a Raising Trial 

GJW Webb, SC Manolis and R Buckworth

pp. 421-432

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A Technique for Sampling Pollen Carried by Vertebrates. 

RD Wooller, EM Russell and MB Renfree

pp. 433-434

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