Eastern Australia
Studies on the over-wintering ecology of the sheep blowfly in south-eastern Australia
... In conclusion, this study has emphasised that considerably more information about the biology of the sheep blowfly is needed to support the development of models that can accurately describe over-wintering survival and ...
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Ophyiulus in Victoria: results of millipede surveys from south-eastern Australia
... ABSTRACT: the composition and ecology of the millipede fauna of Victoria remain poorly understood. We collected millipedes as part of a series of ecological arthropod surveys across south-eastern australia, ...
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Over-wintering ecology of Lucilia cuprina in south-eastern Australia
... Climate change resulting from global warming could have a major impact on the ecology of L.cuprina and the prevalence of flystrike in south-eastern Australia. For example, relatively small increases in soil ...
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Dingoes, domestic dogs, or hybrids? Genetics of peri-urban wild dogs in north-eastern Australia
... Wild dog impacts are increasingly being felt by producers and residents of towns and suburbs throughout the more populated areas of north-eastern Australia. Wild dogs in these areas can have substantial ...
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Survival over winter and spring emergence of Lucilia cuprina (Diptera: Calliphoridae) in south-eastern Australia
... Abstract Over-wintering of larvae of the Australian sheep blowfly, Lucilia cuprina (Wiedemann), was studied over 2 years in south-eastern Australia. The existence of a biphasic pattern of emergence of flies ...
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Spatial variations in lead isotopes, Tasman Element, eastern Australia
... Variations in Δt are also apparent at the scale of the Tasman Element (Figure 4.1B). The most striking observation is that the West Tasmania Terrane is characterised by high values of Δt (>170 Myr) in stark contrast ...
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Aspects of Congregationalism in South-Eastern Australia, circa 1880 to 1930
... The Congregational churches in south-eastern Australia between 1880 and 1930 were institutions under stress. From about 1890 the number of Congregational adherents decreased, largely in consequence of weak ...
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Stock structure of exploited shark species in north-eastern Australia
... north-eastern Australia have received much attention in recent times with growing concern from conservation groups in particular of their ...northern Australia so that informed and timely uptake of ...
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The epidemiology of Rickettsia felis infecting fleas of companion animals in eastern Australia
... in Australia, the aim of this study was to ascertain the prevalence, primary species and genotype(s) of ...south-eastern Australia were found to be at significantly higher odds of exposure to ...
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Elaeocarpus (Elaeocarpaceae) endocarps from the Oligo Miocene of Eastern Australia
... The affinities of many of rhe fossil fruits that have been compared with, or referred ro Elaeocarpus remain poorly studied. Penteune clarkei was described by Mueller in 1873 from deep leads (buried placer deposits) in ...
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Ecology of two populations of Bufo marinus in north-eastern Australia
... Mean number of male, female, sub-adult and juvenile toads active within a 1000m2 transect during the early-wet, middle-wet, late-wet/early-dry, middle-dry 95 and late-dry seasons during [r] ...
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Ecology of two populations of Bufo marinus in north-eastern Australia
... Mean number of male, female, sub-adult and juvenile toads active within a 1000m2 transect during the early-wet, middle-wet, late-wet/early-dry, middle-dry 95 and late-dry seasons during [r] ...
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Connectivity of the seagrass Zostera muelleri within south-eastern Australia
... the genetic diversity and connectivity among seagrass populations.. The degree 17.[r] ...
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‘The Active Chorus’: The Mass Strike of 1917 in Eastern Australia
... The strike movement that gripped the Eastern states of Australia in the latter months of 1917 has received little attention by historians in general, and labour historians in particular. Nearly 100,000 ...
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The genus Rhizophora (Rhizophoraceae) in north-eastern Australia
... in Australia is due to the lack of adequate information on phenological variation, especially relating to the definitive characters which may prove unique to this ...
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Church, state and people in Eastern Australia 1835 1850
... Treasuries at bay Restricting the Church Act in New South Wales The problem in Van Diemen's Land A cargo of bishops, and a problem of cOJIIIlland 4, AFTER THE CHURCH ACTS: 2 PUBLIC OPIN[r] ...
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English migrants to Eastern Australia, 1815-1860
... 1 1998: 1-33; John McDonald & Eric Richards, ‘The Great Emigration of 1841: Recruitment for New South Wales in British Emigration Fields’, Population Studies 51 1997: 337-355; Eric Richa[r] ...
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Society and thought in eastern Australia, 1835-1851
... "J.T. Bigge*s ideal” is meant a society in which the Church of England and a land-owning elite joined with the executive government to establish a way of life, both hierarchical and harmonious* The Church and the ...
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Science and scientific associations in Eastern Australia, 1820-1890
... A century of scientific progress: A history of several aspects of Australian scientific development, with particular reference to New South Wales Centenary Volume of the Royal Society of[r] ...
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Episodic zircon age distributions mimic fluctuations in subduction
... In eastern Australia, the Gamilaroi-Calliope arc accreted at ~380 Ma, followed by the accretion of the small Gympie-Brook Street terrane (not modelled) at ~250 ...
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