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Table of Contents of Volume 5 |
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| Volume 5 Number 1 |
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| EDITORIAL | ||
| Pines, Palms and Pandas. H. F. Recher. | 1 | |
| FORUM ESSAY | ||
| Integrating demographic and genetic studies of the Greater Glider Petauroides volans in fragmented forests: predicting movement patterns and rates for future testing. D. B. Lindenmayer, R. C. Lacy, H. Tyndale-Biscoe, A. C. Taylor K. L. Viggers and M. L. Pope. | 2 | |
| RESEARCH PAPERS | ||
| Conservation status of New Caledonia palms. J-C. Pintaud, T Jaffrg and J.-M. Veillon. | 9 | |
| Effects of habitat and introduced mammalian predators on the breeding success of Yellow-eyed Penguins Megadyptes antipodes, South Island, New Zealand. H. Ratz and B. Murphy. | 16 | |
| Assessment of the economic and ecological impacts of remnant vegetation on pasture productivity. S. C. Walpole. | 28 | |
| Biodiversity and conservation of river macroinvertebrates on an expanding urban fringe: western Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. B. C. Chessman and S. A. Williams. | 36 | |
| Preliminary predictions of the impacts of habitat area and catastrophes on the viability of Mahogany Glider Petaurus gracilis populations. S. M. Jackson. | 56 | |
| Towards scientific contributions in applying the precautionary principle: an example from southwestern Australia. M. C. Calver, J. S. Bradley and I. W. Wright. | 63 | |
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| Gene pool management of hatchery Barramundi Lates calcarifer for production and stock augmentation programmes. R. Doupé and H. Recher. | 73 | |
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| Volume 5 Number 2 |
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| EDITORIAL | ||
| The Precautionary Principle. H. F. Recher. | 81 | |
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| Correspondence - Environmental Management: the Precautionary Principle and Null Hypotheses. D. W Goodall. | 78 | |
| Response. M. C. Calver, J. S. Bradley and I. W. Wright. | 80 | |
| RESEARCH PAPERS | ||
| Survival of Mount Eden Bush, an urban forest remnant in Auckland, New Zealand. M. C. Smale and R. O. Gardner. | 83 | |
| Population structure and movements of introduced rats in an Hawaiian rainforest. G. D. Lindsey, S. M. Mosher S. G. Fancy and T D. Smucker. | 94 | |
| Notes on breeding and conservation of birds on Niuafo'ou Island, Kingdom of Tonga. A. Gôth and U. Vogel. | 103 | |
| COPY: A new technique for evaluation of biodiversity protection projects. R. Cullen, G. A. Fairburn and K. E D. Hughey. | 115 | |
| Development and application of procedures to identify and conserve threatened ecological communities in the South-west Botanical Province of Western Australia. V. English and J. Blyth. | 124 | |
| A test of the variable circular-plot method where exact density of a bird population was known. J. T Nelson and S. G. Fancy. | 139 | |
| Uncertainty in assessing the viability of the Powerful Owl Ninox strenua in Victoria, Australia. M. A. McCarthy, A. Webster R. H. Loyn and K. W Lowe. | 144 | |
| BOOK REVIEWS | ||
| Conservation Biology for the Australian Environment. A. Agoes, J. Eyres, U. Goeft, D. Horrocks, L McQuillan, C Norwood, M Robertson and A. Watson. | 155 | |
| The Improvers' Legacy: Environmental Studies of the Hawkesbury. S. Cumming. | 157 | |
| Linkages in the Landscape: The Role of Corridors and Connectivity in Wildlife Conservation. C. Norwood. | 158 | |
| Australian Freshwater Ecology. Processes and Management. P. Horwitz. | 159 | |
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| Volume 5 Number 3 |
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| EDITORIAL | ||
| The Essence of Science: The Social Responsibility of Communicating. H. E Recher and P R. Ehrlich. | 161 | |
| Editorial Policy on Referees. H. E Recher. | 162 | |
| RESEARCH PAPERS | ||
| Recovery of shrubland communities on abandoned farmland in southwestern Australia: soils, plants, birds and arthropods. G. W. Arnold, M. Abensperg-Traun, R. J. Hobbs, D. E. Steven, L. Atkins, J. J. Viveen and D. M. Gutter. | 163 | |
| Reproductive biology, ecology and conservation of Carmichaelia williamsii (Fabaceae), a vulnerable legume from New Zealand. P. B. Heenan and P J. De Lange. | 179 | |
| Conservation status of forests and vertebrate communities in the Vava'u Island Group, Tonga. D. W. Steadman, J. Franklin, D. R. Drake, H. B. Freifeld, L. A. Bolick, D. S. Smith and T. J. Motley. | 191 | |
| Preliminary investigation of roosting habitat preferences of the large forest bat Vespadelus darlingtoni (Chiroptera, Vespertilionidae). A. Herr and N. L. Klomp. | 208 | |
| The need for more stringent requirements in Environmental Impact Assessment: Shell Cove Marina case study. K. Benkendorff. | 214 | |
| Habitat of the Regent Honeyeater Xanthomyza phrygia and the value of the Bundarra-Barraba region for the conservation of avifauna. D. L. Oliver A. J. Ley, H. A. Ford and B. Williams. | 224 | |
| BOOK REVIEWS | ||
| Grassland Flora: a field guide for the Southern Tablelands (NSW and ACT). L. Gilfedder | 240 | |
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Marsupial Nutrition. W. J. Foley. |
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| Marine Conservation. H. E Recher. |
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| Marine Management: Marine Conservation. P Lavery. |
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| 1998 Edith Cowan University Research Lecture - The challenge to conserve and manage Australia's marine biodiversity. P. Hutchings. |
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| Introduction to Papers on Seagrass Conservation Issues. M. Waycott and J. Kenworthy. | 250 | ||
| Variation in the recruitment behaviour of seagrass seeds: implications for population dynamics and resource management. G. J. Inglis. | 251 | ||
| The role of sexual reproduction in maintaining populations of Halophila decipiens: implications for the biodiversitv and conservation of tropical seagrass ecosystems. W. J. Kenworthy. | 260 | ||
| Genetic factors in the conservation of seagrasses. M. Waycott. | 269 | ||
| Impact of Dugong grazing and turtle cropping on tropical seagrass communities. L. Aragones and H. Marsh. | 277 | ||
| Characterizing Manatee habitat use and seagrass grazing in Florida and Puerto Rico: implicatiod for conservation and management. L. W. Lefebvre, J. P. Reid, W. J. Kenworthy and J. A. Powell. | 289 | ||
| Seagrass management in Indian River Lagoon, Florida: dealing with issues of scale. R. W. Virnstein. | 299 | ||
| Seagrass responses to and recovery (?) from seven years of brown tide. C. P. Onuf. | 306 | ||
| Effects of depth on manual transplantation of the seagrass Amphibolis griffithii (J. M. Black) den Hartog on Success Bank, Western Australia. E. I.Paling, M. van Keulen, K. Wheeler and C. Walker | 314 | ||
| Issues for seagrass conservation management in Queensland. W. J. Lee Long, R. G. Coles and L. J. McKenzie. | 321 | ||
| Seagrass conservation: lessons from ethnobotany. S. Wy1lie-Echeverria, P. Arzel and P. A. Cox. | 329 | ||
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| Seasonal variation in abundance and sex ratio of Grey Nurse (Sand Tiger) Sharks Carcharias taurus in northern New South Wales, Australia: a survey based on observations of recreational scuba divers. P. Parker and D. J. Bucher |
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Predation of Sooty Shearwater Puffinus griseus colonies on the New Zealand mainland: is there safety in numbers? P. O'B. Lyver, H. Moller and C. J. R. Robertson. |
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| INDEX | 358 | ||
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