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	Australian Journal of Zoology Volume 50 Number 3 2002

Nest-site selection in a terrestrially breeding frog with protracted development

N. J. Mitchell

pp. 225-235

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The rete testis of acrobatid and burramyid marsupials

P. A. Woolley and A. E. Vanderveen

pp. 237-247

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Diets and predictions of feeding rate of house mice and Lakeland Downs short-tailed mice inhabiting an arid-zone island in Western Australia

D. Moro and S. D. Bradshaw

pp. 249-265

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A taxonomic assessment and redescription of Polydactylus multiradiatus (Günther, 1860), with a synopsis of other Australian species in the genus (Perciformes : Polynemidae)

H. Motomura , J. W. Johnson and Y. Iwatsuki

pp. 267-279

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The effects of tooth wear on the activity patterns of free-ranging koalas (Phascolarctos cinereus Goldfuss)

M. Logan and G. D. Sanson

pp. 281-292

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Naso mcdadei, a new species of unicornfish (Perciformes : Acanthuridae), with a review of the Naso tuberosus species complex

J. W. Johnson

pp. 293-311

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Seasonal variation in body mass and blood oxygen carrying capacity of the superb fairy-wren (Malurus cyaneus)

J. Box, A. Lill and J. Baldwin

pp. 313-323

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