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A preliminary investigation into the potential impacts of fire on a forest dependent burrowing frog species
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The Impact of Fire and Increasing Time After Fire Upon Heleioporus Eyrei, Limnodynastes Dorsalis and Myobatrachus Gouldii (Anura: Leptodactylidae) in Banksia Woodland Near Perth, Western Australia.
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Belowground Biomass and Carbon of Avicennia germinans in Amazonian Scrub Mangrove Forests
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Interactive effects of climate change and fire on metapopulation viability of a forest-dependent frog in south-eastern Australia
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Patchiness of prescribed burns in dry sclerophyll eucalypt forests in South-eastern Australia
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Patch‐Occupancy Modeling as a Method for Monitoring Changes in Forest Floristics: a Case Study in Southeastern Australia
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Using acoustic recorders and accounting for imperfect detection to understand spatial and temporal breeding patterns of a cryptic burrowing amphibian
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Applied conservation management of a threatened forest dependent frog, Heleioporus australiacus
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