Austral Ecology


ISSN: 1442-9985        年代:2015
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年代:2015
 
     Volume 40  issue 6
1. If a frog calls in the forest: Bioacoustic monitoring reveals the breeding phenology of the endangeredRichmondRange mountain frog (Philoria richmondensis)
  Austral Ecology,   Volume  40,   Issue  6,   2015,   Page  625-633

Rosalie J. Willacy,   Michael Mahony,   David A. Newell,  

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2. Offspring performance and recruitment of the pioneer treeAcacia caven(Fabaceae) in a fragmented subtropical dry forest
  Austral Ecology,   Volume  40,   Issue  6,   2015,   Page  634-641

Lorena Ashworth,   Ana Calviño,   María Leticia Martí,   Ramiro Aguilar,  

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3. Variation and response to experimental warming in aNewZealand cushion plant species
  Austral Ecology,   Volume  40,   Issue  6,   2015,   Page  642-650

Brittany H. Cranston,   Adrian Monks,   Peter A. Whigham,   Katharine J. M. Dickinson,  

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4. Ecological niche breadth and microhabitat guild structure in temperateAustralian reptiles: Implications for natural resource management in endangered grassy woodland ecosystems
  Austral Ecology,   Volume  40,   Issue  6,   2015,   Page  651-660

Damian R. Michael,   Geoffrey M. Kay,   Mason Crane,   Daniel Florance,   Christopher MacGregor,   Sachiko Okada,   Lachlan McBurney,   David Blair,   David B. Lindenmayer,  

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5. Seed size and the regeneration niches of one rare (Melaleuca deanei) and three common (Melaleuca styphelioides,Melaleuca thymifoliaandMelaleuca nodosa)Melaleuca(Myrtaceae) species of theSydney region
  Austral Ecology,   Volume  40,   Issue  6,   2015,   Page  661-671

Alison Hewitt,   Paul Holford,   Adrian Renshaw,   Glenn Stone,   E. Charles Morris,  

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6. Consequences of interspecific hybridization and virus infection on the growth and fecundity of three threatened coastalLepidium(Brassicaceae) species fromNewZealand
  Austral Ecology,   Volume  40,   Issue  6,   2015,   Page  672-682

Josh C. C. M. Van Vianen,   Gary J. Houliston,   John D. Fletcher,   Peter B. Heenan,   Hazel M. Chapman,  

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7. High infection intensities, but negligible fitness costs, suggest tolerance of gastrointestinal nematodes in a tropical snake
  Austral Ecology,   Volume  40,   Issue  6,   2015,   Page  683-692

Martin Mayer,   Gregory P. Brown,   Barbara Zimmermann,   Richard Shine,  

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8. Effects of density and predation risk on leaf litter processing byPhylloicussp.
  Austral Ecology,   Volume  40,   Issue  6,   2015,   Page  693-700

Renan de Souza Rezende,   Gustavo Figueiredo Marques Leite,   Anderson Kennedy Soares De‐Lima,   Luis Antonio Braga Da Silva Filho,   Camila Vilarinho Costa Chaves,   Ana Cecilia Holler Prette,   June Spriger Freitas,   José Francisco Gonçalves Júnior,  

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9. In a world of white, flower colour matters: A white–purple transition signals lack of reward in an alpineEuphrasia
  Austral Ecology,   Volume  40,   Issue  6,   2015,   Page  701-708

Vicky J. McGimpsey,   Janice M. Lord,  

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10. Phosphorus conservation during post‐fire regeneration in aChilean temperate rainforest
  Austral Ecology,   Volume  40,   Issue  6,   2015,   Page  709-717

B. J. Seaman,   F. E. Albornoz,   J. J. Armesto,   A. Gaxiola,  

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