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Long-term dynamics of a rodent community in an Australian tropical rainforest

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1999

Authors

Heinsohn, George
Heinsohn, Robert

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CSIRO Publishing

Abstract

We report on a long-term population study (started in 1969) of three sympatric rodent species in a tropical Queensland (Australia) rainforest. Populations were censused annually using live-trapping and individual marking on two grids in different habitat

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Keywords: climate effect; community dynamics; interspecific competition; rodent; tropical forest; Australia

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/91515

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ANU Research Publications

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Wildlife Research

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