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Australian Mammalogy Volume 25 Number 2 2003

The role of Acacia in the diets of Australian marsupials ? A review.

NA Irlbeck and ID Hume

pp. 121-134

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Comparative foraging preferences of the greater stick-nest rat Leporillus conditor and the European rabbit Oryctolagus cuniculus: implications for regeneration of arid lands.

SA Ryan , KE Moseby and DC Paton

pp. 135-146

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Developing predictive models of behaviour: Do rockwallabies receive an antipredator benefit from aggregation?

DT Blumstein and JC Daniel

pp. 147-154

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A community-based survey of the koala Phascolarctos cinereus in the Lismore region of north-eastern New South Wales.

JM Harris and RL Goldingay

pp. 155-167

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Nocturnal home ranges and social interactions of the brushtailed rock-wallaby Petrogale penicillata at Hurdle Creek, Queensland.

RJ Laws and AW Goldizen

pp. 169-176

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A modified draw-string trap for capture of kangaroos at fences.

G Coulson , A Poiani and CD Nave

pp. 177-182

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Home ranges of sympatric red-necked wallabies, red-bellied pademelons and common brushtail possums in a temperate eucalypt forestry environment.

Mar K le , C McArthur and M Statham

pp. 183-191

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Morphometric data on the intestines of five Australian marsupials (Marsupialia).

RL Snipes , H Snipes and FN Carrick

pp. 193-196

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Apparent twin pups of the Weddell seal Leptonychotes weddellii (Carnivora: Phocidae) near Mawson, Antarctica.

P Shaughnessy and E Erb

pp. 197-199

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Practical infra-red illumination and observation techniques for wildlife studies using ICI-962 perspex

C Marks , F Busana , F Gigliotti and M Lindeman

pp. 201-203

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Monitoring the activity of a southern hairy-nosed wombat, Lasiorhinus latifrons, using temperature dataloggers.

GR Finlayson , GA Shimmin , PD Temple-Smith , K Handasyde and DA Taggart

pp. 205-208

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A biological review of Pseudomys oralis: a response to Pyke and Read.

PD Meek

pp. 209-210

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Updating biological reviews: the Hastings River mouse Pseudomys oralis as a case history.

GH Pyke and DG Read

pp. 211-214

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Managing the Grey-Headed Flying-Fox as a Threatened Species in NSW. P. Eby and D. Lunney (Eds) A Review by Eleanor Wills.

E Wills

pp. 215-216

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Predators with Pouches. The Biology of Carnivorous Marsupials. M. Jones, C. Dickman AND M. Archer (Eds) A Review by M.L. Augee

ML Augee

pp. 217-218

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Reproductive Science and Intergrated Conservation. W.V. Holt, A.R. Pickard, J.C. Rodger AND D.E. Wildt (Eds) A Review by Marilyn B. Renfree.

MB Refree

pp. 219-220

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John Hilary Seebeck 1939 - 2003. An obituary by Peter Menkhorst (with assistance from Ian Mansergh, Ian Temby and Robert Warneke)

P Menkhorst

pp. 221-226

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ERRATUM: New records of Hastings River mouse Pseudomys oralis from State Forest

PD Meek , K McCray and B Cann

pp. 227-227

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