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, and these (and other) species are likely to be severely disadvantaged by plantation development. The study also demonstrated that the two medium to large arboreal rodent species (C. penicillatus and M. gouldii) vary ...
biodiversity conservation. In recent decades, northern Australia has seen a dramatic decline of native mammals in the “critical weight range” (body mass 35–5,550 g—Murphy and Davies 2014), with arboreal mammals ...
1969; Breed 1979; Watts and Aslin 1981; Sutherland and Dickman 1999), one of the longest among native Australian rodents (Breed 1978a). Age at first reproduction is approximately 7 months (Nowak ...
grasslands of South Africa (Banasiak and Shrader 2016), but these species exhibit temporal segregation. Australia. Small-mammal lineages in Australian arid lands include diverse native rodents and one ...
(Rattus rattus) and native rodents can seem less certain, especially among younger generations. Older men (above 60 years) at Zaira Village confidently identified the holotype specimen as vika (S. Albert ...
seeds resulting from increases in either the abundance or feeding activity of several rodent species following local extinction of neotropical seed-eating peccaries. Research in this field, however, has ...
rodent species, leading to shifts in foraging activity (e.g., Dutra et al. 2011; Guiden and Orrock 2017), changes in native plant community composition (Orrock et al. 2015), and potential alteration ...
Abstract Efforts to remove invasive species may benefit native species, but the effects can be complex and unpredictable. Thus, studies of invasive-species removal provide important information ...
detritivorous in natural habitats (O’Loughlin & Green, 2017). No lasting regional or global decline of populations of native plants, much less their extinction by invasive snail species has been documented. Thus ...
as the Northern Territory and east to New South Wales [37, 38], Djoongari, a robust (30–45 g), long-haired Australian native rodent [39] had declined to only one island population, Bernier Island, by the late 19th ...
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