A5005748321- Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
- Avian ecology and behavior
- Species Distribution and Climate Change
- Neurological disorders and treatments
- Education Systems and Policy
- Cryospheric studies and observations
- Rangeland and Wildlife Management
- Ecology and Vegetation Dynamics Studies
- Economic Theory and Policy
- Fish Ecology and Management Studies
- Winter Sports Injuries and Performance
- Economic Policies and Impacts
- History of Medical Practice
- Labor market dynamics and wage inequality
- Pharmaceutical studies and practices
- Economic theories and models
- Neurology and Historical Studies
- Polar Research and Ecology
- Epilepsy research and treatment
- Ecology and biodiversity studies
- Allergic Rhinitis and Sensitization
- Employment and Welfare Studies
- Unemployment and Economic Growth
- Personality Traits and Psychology
- Animal Vocal Communication and Behavior
BirdLife Australia
2023-2025
La Trobe University
2023-2025
Monash University
1985-2024
University of Newcastle Australia
2023
University of Helsinki
2023
Carleton College
2017
Maudsley Hospital
1954-2004
Durham University
2003
General Electric (United States)
1991
Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute
1985
Previous papers from this hospital have reported clinical, neuropathological and other studies on patients subjected to temporal lobectomy for epilepsy (Falconer, Pond, Meyer Woolf, 1953; Hill, Falconer Pampiglione, Meyer, Beck, 1954; Mitchell, Falconer, Mitchell 1955; Yates, 1956). The detailed psychiatric changes following are the subject of paper. Apart individual case short comments, effects personality lobe ablation not so far been reported.
Journal Article Preliminary Studies on Dermatophagoides Farinae Hughes, 1961 (Acari) and House Dust Allergy Get access David G. Larson, Larson Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar William F. Mitchell, Mitchell W. Wharton of Medical Entomology, Volume 6, Issue 3, 1 August 1969, Pages 295–299, https://doi.org/10.1093/jmedent/6.3.295 Published: 01 1969
Island endemic birds represent approximately 90% of contemporary avian extinctions globally. Introduced predators and land-use change are key drivers population decline in this group. Where multiple threats may compound the impacts on species, implementation complementary approaches to threat assessment can be especially valuable. Using Norfolk (NI) south-west Pacific as an exemplar, we assessed daily nest survival rates for five songbirds (NI Robin Petroica multicolor, NI Gerygone modesta,...
ABSTRACT Aim Many management programs that are based on the needs of rare or threatened species ineffective because they fail to collect enough data reliably estimate abundance and map distributions for their target species. Information does exist is often presence‐only data, it difficult sufficient such We targeted 10 bird were excluded from a recent study due insufficient data. For these species, we aimed (a) (b) identify important locations (c) population sizes. Location A large reserve...
Most birds sleep while roosting at night. Although a widespread behavior, few investigators have studied the nocturnal behavior of birds. Studies conducted to date either focused on species that roost communally or used radio-telemetry locate sleeping individuals focal species. Portable thermal cameras capable detecting infrared (IR) heat signals may provide more efficient and less invasive means nocturnal-roosting endotherms such as Our objective was assess efficacy using detect in woodland...
Abstract Translocation, the human‐mediated movement of organisms from one area to another, is a popular tool in conservation management. Wild‐caught individuals are more likely persist following release than those sourced captive breeding. However, this benefit obtaining wild populations must be carefully weighed against potential harm viability source populations. In structured review, we assess peer‐reviewed primary literature that addresses wild‐sourced translocation programs. We aim...
Abstract Context Species translocations are used in conservation globally. Although harvest for translocation may have negative impacts on source populations, programs rarely explore ways of minimising those impacts. In fluctuating timing affect its impact because population size and trajectory vary among years. Aims We explored whether the scale can be altered to reduce a Mallee Emu-wrens, Stipiturus mallee; an endangered passerine south-eastern Australia. Emu-wren populations fluctuate...
Detection is essential to studying and monitoring wild animals; however, detection challenging for small endotherms that are nocturnal or best detected at night. Techniques such as trapping spotlighting disturb focal species, the effectiveness of can be limited cryptic resulting in low rates hinder our ability monitor study some Thermal scanners detect infrared wavelengths not otherwise visible humans. With improvements equipment size cost, thermal have emerged a valuable tool passive...
When key ecological information is lacking, conservation translocations should be conducted within an adaptive, experimental framework to maximise knowledge gained and increase the probability of success. Here we investigated whether timing release or composition groups influenced indices success during a trial reintroduction mallee emu-wren, Stipiturus mallee, Ngarkat Conservation Park, South Australia. We translocated cohorts 40 38 birds in Austral autumn spring 2018 respectively. released...
Given the frequency with which translocation is implemented as a conservation tool, remarkably little research has assessed sustainable management of source populations. We sought to make an priori estimate impact multiple alternative harvesting scenarios on five passerine species endemic Norfolk Island may benefit from future translocation. Population parameters for our focal taxa were quantified using distance sampling at 298 point surveys conducted in 2019. Intensive nest monitoring...
The Mallee Whipbird (White-bellied Whipbird) Psophodes nigrogularis leucogaster is a threatened passerine restricted to mallee-heath vegetation in the Eyre Peninsula, Yorke Peninsula and southern Murray region of eastern South Australia western Victoria. This taxon both difficult detect has undergone significant declines range abundance over past century. last records Victoria were made 1985 Big Desert State Forest. Here, we report new record Wilderness Park October 2022. was result...