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	Wildlife Research Volume 31 Number 4 2004

Yield, compensation and fertility control: a model for vertebrate pests

Jim Hone

pp. 357-368

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Murine cytomegalovirus (MCMV) infections in house mice: a matter of age or sex?

Jens Jacob and Duncan R. Sutherland

pp. 369-373

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A preliminary genetic study of the social biology of feral pigs in south-western Australia and the implications for management

Jordan Hampton, John R. Pluske and Peter B. S. Spencer

pp. 375-381

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Do dietary changes of Australasian gannets (Morus serrator) reflect variability in pelagic fish stocks?

Ashley Bunce

pp. 383-387

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Impact of bovine tuberculosis on a population of brushtail possums (Trichosurus vulpecula Kerr) in the Orongorongo Valley, New Zealand

A. Arthur, D. Ramsey and M. Efford

pp. 389-395

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Evaluation of two relative-abundance indices to monitor brushtail possums in New Zealand

Bruce Warburton, Richard Barker and Morgan Coleman

pp. 397-401

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Foraging ecology of the horseshoe bat, Rhinolophus megaphyllus (Rhinolophidae), in eastern Australia

Chris R. Pavey and Chris J. Burwell

pp. 403-413

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Potential use of myxoma virus and rabbit haemorrhagic disease virus to control feral rabbits in the Kerguelen Archipelago

B. D. Cooke , J.-L. Chapuis, V. Magnet, A. Lucas and J. Kovaliski

pp. 415-420

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An experimental translocation of brush-tailed bettongs (Bettongia penicillata) to western New South Wales

David Priddel and Robert Wheeler

pp. 421-432

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A new trap-catch index of patchiness in animal distribution

J. A. Brown, R. J. McAuliffe and G. J. Hickling

pp. 433-436

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Automated feeders: new technology for food supplementation experiments with mammals

Joanne L. Isaac , Christopher N. Johnson, Peter J. Grabau and Andrew K. Krockenberger

pp. 437-441

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How effective is spotlighting for detecting the squirrel glider?

Ross L. Goldingay and David J. Sharpe

pp. 443-449

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Provisioning by tourists affects the behaviour but not the body condition of Mareeba rock-wallabies (Petrogale mareeba)

Amanda J. Hodgson, Helene Marsh and Peter J. Corkeron

pp. 451-456

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Managing confined populations: the influence of density on the home range and habitat use of reintroduced burrowing bettongs (Bettongia lesueur)

Graeme R. Finlayson and Katherine E. Moseby

pp. 457-463

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