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Table of Contents	<< Previous Issue	\|

Australian Mammalogy Volume 22 Number 2 2000

The ghost bat in the Pilbara: 100 years on.

KN Armstrong and SD Anstee

pp. 93-101

Abstract

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Small mammals in a semi-arid community, with particular reference to Ningaui yvonneae

SM Carthew and T Keynes

pp. 103-109

Abstract

| PDF (59 KB)

Marsupial Moles pop up in the great Victorian and Gibson Deserts

D Pearson and J Turner

pp. 115-119

Abstract

| PDF (42 KB)

Diet of the Large-footed Myotis Myotis Mcropus at A Forest Stream Roost in Northern New South Wales

B Law and CA Urquhart

pp. 121-124

Abstract

| PDF (34 KB)

Observations Of The Behaviour Of Free Living Bush Rat, Rattus Fuscipes And Southern Brown Bandicoot, Isoodon Obesulus At Buried Bait Stations

D Fairbridge , P Fisher , F Busana , K Pontin and A Edwards

pp. 125-127

Abstract

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Trial Radio-tracking of Feather-tailed Gliders Acrobates pygmaeus

M Johnston and M Shaw

pp. 129-131

Abstract

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First Fossil Bandicoots from the Pliocene

BS Mackness , S Wroe , J Muirhead , C Wilkinson and D Wilkinson

pp. 133-136

Abstract

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