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Articles citing this paper Spatial ecology of Sooty Owls in south-eastern Australian coastal forests: implications for forest management and reserve design Rohan J. Bilney, John G. White, Felicity A. L'Hotellier and Raylene Cooke Emu 111(1) 92 - 99 Full text http://dx.doi.org/10.1071/MU09069 3 articles found in CrossRef database. Reversed sexual dimorphism and altered prey base: the effect on sooty owl (Tyto tenebricosa tenebricosa) diet Bilney Rohan J., White John G., Cooke Raylene Australian Journal of Zoology. 2011 59(5). p.302 [CrossRef] The use of hollow-bearing trees retained in multi-aged regenerating production forest by the Tasmanian common brushtail possum (Trichosurus vulpecula fuliginosus) Cawthen Lisa, Munks Sarah Wildlife Research. 2011 38(8). p.687 [CrossRef] Declining woodland birds - is our science making a difference? Bennett Andrew F., Watson David M. Emu. 2011 111(1). p.i [CrossRef] |
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