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Are lizards toast? Climate warming, fire and lizard extinctions in the Australian arid zone

APSF 13-5 | Project Leader: M Kearney | Amount: $ 41,500

A collaborative project undertaken by The University of Melbourne and Australian Wildlife Conservancy and supervised by Michael Kearney There is correlative evidence for recent range shifts and local extinction...

Ecological and biogeographic underpinnings of spectacular diversification of murine rodents in Australasia (Sulawesi)

APSF 12-6 | Project Leader: K Rowe | Amount: $ 36,000

A project undertaken at Museum Victoria, and supervised by Kevin Rowe Understanding why some lineages display higher taxonomic diversity and eco-morphological disparity than other lineages is one of the most...

Effects of native omnivores on invertebrate biodiversity and function: an experimental approach

APSF 09-4 | Project Leader: H Gibb | Amount: $ 43,100

A project undertaken by La Trobe University, Melbourne, and the Australian Wildlife Conservancy, and supervised by Heloise Gibb and Matthew Hayward In Australia, populations of mammals have been severely affected...

Recent Posts

Are lizards toast? Climate warming, fire and lizard extinctions in the Australian arid zone

Ecological and biogeographic underpinnings of spectacular diversification of murine rodents in Australasia (Sulawesi)

Effects of native omnivores on invertebrate biodiversity and function: an experimental approach

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