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VOLUME 131 (2009) |
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| CONTENTS | AUTHOR | PAGES |
| Editorial note | Mark Wapstra | 1 |
| Tasmania’s early snowfalls 1800–1900 | Keith Roberts | 2~11 |
| Resurrecting Hibbertia rufa (brown guineaflower) | Roy Skabo | 12~16 |
| The weather’s different these days — but what does ‘different’ mean? | Bob Mesibov | 17~24 |
| A decade of deadwoodology at Warra | Simon Grove | 25~35 |
| Observations on the diet and feeding habits of the short-beaked echidna (Tachyglossus aculeatus) in Tasmania | Chris Spencer & Karen Richards | 36~41 |
| Eucalyptus radiata goes forth: a “new” name for the Forth River Peppermint | David Rankin | 42~49 |
| Details of five Snares Penguins Eudyptes pachyrhynchus robustus from Tasmania, 1978–2009 | Ken Simpson | 50~68 |
| How many spines does the Tasmanian echidna Tachyglossus aculeatus setosus have? | Fiona Hume | 69 |
| Do pine plantations have an impact on the density of brushtail possums in karst caves? | Rolan Eberhard & Adrian Slee | 70~72 |
| Do vertebrates graze moss after fire in buttongrass moorland? | Mikayla Jones & Emma Pharo | 73~79 |
| Review— Friendly Mission (Ed. Brian Plomley) | Bob Mesibov | 80~81 |
| Review— Wings (Elizabeth Daly) | Simon Grove | 81~84 |
| Review— Collecting and Sampling Insects (Ian Endersby) | Lynne Forster | 85~86 |
| Review— TreeFlip (Rob Wiltshire & Greg Jordan) | Fred Duncan | 86~87 |
| Summary— Flora of Tasmania Online (Tasmanian Herbarium) | Marco Duretto | 87~88 |
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VOLUME 130 (2008) |
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| Editorial note [pdf 0.1MB] | Mark Wapstra. | 1 |
| On millipedes and sense of place [pdf 0.3MB] | Bob Mesibov | 2~9 |
| Predation of Vespula germanica in Tasmania [pdf 0.2MB] | Chris Spencer & Karen Richards | 10~13 |
| Marine molluscs of Taroona spiral upwards [pdf 0.2MB] | Simon Grove | 14~25 |
| Edge and disturbance effects on forest floor invertebrates in two Hobart urban reserves [pdf 0.5MB] | Samuel Davies, Michael Driessen & Peter Davies | 26~36 |
| The return of Euphrasia scabra [pdf 0.2MB] | Els Hayward | 37~41 |
| The ‘mystery penguin’: an additional Snares Penguin Eudyptes pachyrhynchus robustus for Tasmania [pdf 0.9MB] | Ken N.G. Simpson | 42~51 |
| Tasmanian rare penguins: request for photographs and field notes, 1945 to 2008 [pdf 0.1MB] | Ken N.G. Simpson | 52~54 |
| The first Antarctic tern Sterna vittata sighting for Tasmania [pdf 0.4MB] | Bill Wakefield | 55~60 |
| Cooperative feeding by three unrelated Tasmanian bird species? [pdf 0.1MB] | Chris Spencer & Karen Richards | 61 |
| Clive Lord (1889 – 1933): naturalist, museum curator, ornithologist [pdf 0.1MB] | Janet Fenton | 62~66 |
| Tasmanian threatened orchid baseline data and monitoring: where we are at and where we need to be [pdf 0.4MB] | Matthew Larcombe | 67~81 |
| The occurrence and conservation status of Tasmanian Pterostylis (Orchidaceae) [pdf 0.2MB] | Jasmine Janes, Dorothy A. Steane & René E. Vaillancourt | 86~99 |
| Rediscovery of Corunastylis nudiscapa (Hook.f.) D.L.Jones & M.A.Clem. in Tasmania [pdf 0.1MB] | Kevin Bonham | 100~102 |
| Clarification of the type collection of Corunastylis nudiscapa (Hook.f.) D.L.Jones & M.A.Clem. [pdf 0.2MB] | Mark Wapstra | 103~111 |
| New ecological findings for Sarcochilus australis, a unique orchid in Tasmania [pdf 0.3MB] | Tobias J. Smith | 112~124 |
| Review— Secret Life of Wombats (John Woodford) [pdf 0.1MB] | Anna McEldowney | 125 |
| Review— Flowering Times of Tasmanian Orchids: A Practical Guide for Field Botanists (Mark Wapstra, Nina Roberts, Hans Wapstra & Annie Wapstra) [pdf 0.1MB] | Matthew Larcombe | 126~127 |
| Review— A Guide to Flowers & Plants of Tasmania (Launceston Field Naturalists Club) [pdf 0.1MB] | Mark Wapstra | 127~128 |
| Review— Tuna (Richard Ellis) [pdf 0.1MB] | Jim Paterson | 128~130 |
| Sonnet for a shearwater [pdf 0.1MB] | Jim Paterson | 130 |
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VOLUME 129 (2007) |
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| Editorial note [pdf 0.1MB] | Mark Wapstra | 1 |
| Mudguts [pdf 0.2MB] | Simon Grove | 2 |
| Warming to the iceplants [pdf 0.1MB] | Phil Watson | 8 |
| Observations of a new threat to one of Tasmania’s threatened orchids: the story of the mite versus the greenhood [pdf 0.4MB] | Peter Norris | 16 |
| Roblinella roblini (Petterd, 1879), a rare Tasmania charopid land snail [pdf 0.8MB] | Kevin Bonham | 23 |
| A fern out of place [pdf 0.1MB] | Mark Wapstra | 33 |
| Vicariance, dispersal and the strange case of the Tasmanian black nerites [pdf 0.4MB] | Simon Grove | 34 |
| Results of a survey to gather information on the use of tree hollows by birds in Tasmania [pdf 0.4MB] | Amelia J. Koch & Eric J. Woehler | 37 |
| Devils of the Alpine project: field monitoring program [pdf 0.2MB] | Chris Coupland & Wade Anthony | 65 |
| Review— Tasmania: A Natural History (William E. Davis Jr.) [pdf 0.3MB] | Simon Grove | 82 |
| Review— The Complete Field Guide to Dragonflies of Australia (Gunther Theischinger & John Hawking) [pdf 0.3MB] | Michael Driessen | 84 |
| Review— A Systematic List of the Marine Molluscs of Tasmania (Simon J. Grove, Ron. C. Kershaw, Brian J. Smith & Elizabeth Turner) [pdf 0.1MB] | Kevin Bonham | 85 |
| Review— Weeds of the South-east: An Identification Guide for Australia (F.J. Richardson, R.G. Richardson & R.C.H. Shepherd) [pdf 0.3MB] | Matthew Baker | 86 |
| Review— A Complete Guide to Native Orchids of Australia including the Island Territories (David L. Jones) [pdf 0.1MB] | Matthew Larcombe | 89 |
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VOLUME 128 (2006) |
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Native land snails of Schouten Island, eastern Tasmania. [pdf 0.2MB] |
Bonham, K. |
2 |
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Lentinellus reconsidered. [pdf 0.2MB] |
Ratkowsky, D. and Gates, G. |
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Mushrooms of Maatsuyker Island. [pdf 1.4MB] |
Horton, B. |
11 |
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Sounds, scents and sensibilities in the Tasmanian bush. [pdf 0.2MB] |
Grove, S. |
23 |
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Previously undescribed habitat of the Scottsdale burrowing crayfish Engaeus spinicaudatus (Decapoda: Parastacidae). [pdf 1.9MB] |
Wapstra, M., Richards, K., Munks, S.A. and Doran, N.E. |
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The fauna of buttongrass moorland. [pdf 2.0MB] |
Driessen, M. |
37 |
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An endemic Tasmanian cowrie? [pdf 0.2MB] |
Bonham, K. |
52 |
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Notes on the diet of feral cats in Tasmania. [pdf 0.2MB] |
Cahill, K. |
55 |
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Saltbushes and goosefoots. [pdf 0.2MB] |
Watson, P. |
57 |
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Finding a botanical Lazarus: tales of Tasmanian plant species 'risen from the dead'. [pdf 1.0MB] |
Wapstra, M., Duncan, F., Buchanan, A. and Schahinger, R. |
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What lives under large logs in Tasmanian eucalypt forest? [pdf 2.0MB] |
Grove, S., Richards, K., Spencer, C. and Yaxley, B. |
86 |
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A note from the retiring Editor. [pdf 0.2MB] |
Grove, S. |
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VOLUME 127 (2005) |
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Observations on fairy lanterns Thismia rodwayi F.Muell. (Burmanniaceae) in Tasmanian forests. [pdf 1.9MB] |
Wapstra, M., French, B., Davies, N., O;Reilly-Wapstra, J. and Peters, D. |
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Hermit crab. [pdf 0.4MB] |
Thomson, A. |
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Mammal records from The Tasmanian Naturalist. [pdf 1.8MB] |
Harris, J. |
20 |
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Cecilioides acicula (Muller, 1774) (Pulmonata: Ferrussaciidae), a burrowing land snail introduced to Tasmania. [pdf 0.2MB] |
Bonham, K. |
42 |
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Mount Wellington huts – an introduction. [pdf 1.8MB] |
Grist, J. |
45 |
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Significant range extension for the freshwater mussel Hyridella (Hyridella)narracanensis in Tasmania. [pdf 0.7MB] |
Smith, B. |
49 |
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Groundsels and Fireweeds. [pdf 0.2MB] |
Watson, P. |
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Winkles, whelks and warreners: a year of shelling at Taroona. [pdf 1.5MB] |
Grove, S. |
57 |
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Floristic composition of a six-year-old clearfelled coupe in the Weld/Huon valley. [pdf 1.3MB] |
Courtney, T., Clark, S. and Hickey, J. |
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March Federation weekend 4-6th March 2005, held at Kaloma Scout Camp, Wynyard. [pdf 0.2MB] |
Gates, G. |
86 |
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Book Reviews: A plethora of books on fungi? [pdf 0.2MB] |
Ratkowsky, D. |
91 |
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VOLUME 126 (2004) |
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Some interesting fungal records for Tasmania. [pdf 0.5MB] |
Genevieve Gates and David Ratkowsky |
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Common elements in the fauna and flora of Tasmania and the UK. [pdf 0.4MB] |
Simon Grove |
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Records of birds and other vertebrates from Tasmania’s far south-west coast. [pdf 0.1MB] |
David Ziegeler |
12 |
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Bluetongue attacks hare. [pdf 0.2MB] |
Chris P. Spencer |
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Discocharopa vigens (Legrand, 1871), a threatened Tasmanian charopid land snail. [pdf 0.3MB] |
Kevin Bonham |
20 |
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A species of jewel beetle (Coleoptera: Buprestidae) new to Tasmania. [pdf 0.3MB] |
Simon Grove and Belinda Yaxley |
29 |
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Rediscovery of the Miena Jewel Beetle (Castiarina insculpta Carter, 1934), formerly listed as extinct. [pdf 0.3MB] |
Brian Smith, Craig Reid and Tammy Gordon |
31 |
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Centenary Easter camp 2004. [pdf 0.7MB] |
Compiled by Don Hird |
35 |
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Nests of the platypus Ornithorhynchus anatinus in a Tasmanian cave. [pdf 0.8MB] |
Sarah Munks, Rolan Eberhard and Nathan Duhig |
55 |
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Obsevations on a nesting hollow of yellow-tailed cockatoo, and the felled tree that hosted it, in north-eastern Tasmania. [pdf 0.3MB] |
Mark Wapstra and Niall Doran |
59 |
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The Locals. [pdf 0.1MB] |
Adrienne Eberhard |
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Members’ observations, August 2003 to July 2004. [pdf 0.1MB] |
Compiled by Simon Grove |
66 |
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Book review: Frogs of Tasmania. [pdf 0.1MB] |
Sue Baker |
68 |
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Book review: Sea Dragons: Predators of the Prehistoric Oceans. [pdf 0.1MB] |
Jim Patterson |
69 |
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Book review: The Secret Life of Wombats. [pdf 0.1MB] |
Don Hird |
71 |
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VOLUME 125 (2003) |
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One hundred years of natural history in Tasmania. |
Fenton, J. |
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The fungal genus Lentinellus in Tasmania. |
Gates, G. and Ratkowsky, D. |
9 |
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Why would a naturalist work in the Tasmanian forestry industry? |
Grove, S. |
14 |
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From the Roaring Forties to paradise: a tale of two islands. |
Johnson, E. |
21 |
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Rural tree decline in Tasmania: a complex of factors. |
Close, D.C. |
27 |
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Mammal trapping in remnant native bush at Kingston Beach, an area used for off-leash dog exercise. |
Driessen, M. |
32 |
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Galls on Tasmanian wattles caused by rust fungi - evidence for formae speciales of Uromycladium notabile. |
Barry, K. |
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The biography behind the bird, no 21: Tasmanian thornbill Acanthiza ewingii Gould 1844. |
Kloot, T. |
40 |
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Weedy seadragons around Tasmania: results of the Dragon Search community monitoring program |
Elek, J. and Woodfield, C. |
43 |
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Book Review: The New Nature. |
Mesibov, R. |
54 |
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Book Review: Name that Flower: the Identification of Flowering Plants.. |
McEldowney, A |
57 |
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Book Review: Citizen Labillardière: a naturalist’s life in revolution and exploration. |
Scott, J. |
58 |
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VOLUME 124 (2002) |
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| Keys to the Tasmanian families and genera of gilled fungi. | Ratkowsky, D. and Gates, G. |
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| Musings of a northern naturalist in Tasmania | Grove, S. |
25 |
| Vitrina pellucida (Muller, 1774) (pulmonata: vitrinidae), another land snail introduced to Tasmania. | Bonham, K. |
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| Increased incidence of endophyte (Neotyphodium lolii) infected perennial ryegrass observed in Tasmanian pastures. | Guy, P. L. and Rowe, B. A. |
35 |
| Small mammal habitat use in buttongrass moorlands, Tyndall Range, western Tasmania. | Driessen, M., Pigott, K. and Reid, T. |
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| Parasitism of scorpions by mites. | Seeman, O. D. and Miller, A. L. |
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| Biological differences between mainland and Tasmanian Chrysophtharta agricola, a Eucalyptus leaf beetle. | Nahrung, H. F. |
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| Opportunistic counts of hooded plovers on tasmanian beaches. | Weston, M. |
65 |
| The spider fauna utilising eucalyptus obliqua at the warra lter site in southern tasmania. | Bashford, D. and Boutin, L. J. |
70 |
| Book Review: Snakes and lizards of Tasmania |
77 |
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VOLUME 123 (2001) |
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| Observations of a platypus foraging in the sea and hunting of a platypus by a wedge-tailed eagle. | Rakick, R., Rakick, B., Cook, L. and Munks, S. |
2 |
| The rain at St Marys. | Mesibov, R. |
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| The hidden world of grass endophytes. | Eyles, A., Mohammed, C. and Lane, P. |
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| The Milabena Marvel, or why single species conservation is inappropriate for invertebrates. | Mesibov, R. |
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| Updated information and previously unpublished observations on Patierella vivipara, a sea star endemic to southeast Tasmania. | Prestedge, G. |
24 |
| Salt tolerance of Patierella vivipara, a sea star endemic to southeast Tasmania. | Prestedge, G. |
26 |
| Ecology and conservation of the Marrawah Skipper (oreiplanus munionga) in Tasmania. | Neyland, M. |
48 |
| Common Eggly (Hypolimnas bolina) in Tasmania. | Bennet, M. |
57 |
| Book Review : Wild Solutions |
59 |
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| Book Review : A Procrastinator's Guide to Simple Living |
61 |
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VOLUME 122 (2000) |
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| One hundred years of snowfalls on Mt Wellington. | K. Roberts and M. Roberts |
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| Terrestrial mammals of Denne’s Hill, north Bruny Island. | D. Hird |
9 |
| An overview of the Tasmanian millipede fauna. | R. Mesibov |
15 |
| Observations on echidnas using tree hollows in Tasmania’s forests. | M. Wapstra, V. Thompson and P. Hudler |
29 |
| Vocalisations of the common ringtail possum, Pseudocheirus peregrinus. | S.A. Munks and R. Taylor |
32 |
| Diet of the common ringtail possum Pseudocheirus peregrinus in coastal tea-tree on Flinders Island. | S.A. Munks |
34 |
| If the cap fits …… | F. Duncan |
42 |
| Ecology and conservation of the Chaostola Skipper butterfly (Antipodia chaostola) in Tasmania. | M. Neyland and P. Bell |
47 |
| Book Review |
55 |
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VOLUME 121 (1999) |
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| Distribution, habitat and Conservation status of the land snail Miselaoma
weldii
(Pulmonata: Punctidae). |
Kevin Bonham |
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| A review of factors implicated in tree decline in Tasmania | M.G. Neyland |
13 |
| Will the introduced European green crab impact on Patiriella vivipara, the rare endemic sea star ? | G.K. Prestedge |
26 |
| Will the introduced northern Pacific sea star impact on Patiriella vivipara, the rare endemic sea star ? | G.K. Prestedge |
29 |
| Nest use by the common ringtail possum Pseudocheirus peregrinus in coastal tea-tree on Flinders Island. | S.A. Munks |
33 |
| Distribution of the burgundy snail Helicarion rubicundus on the Forestier and Tasman Peninsulas. | H. Otley, K. Bonham and R. Taylor |
42 |
| Delineation of critical habitat for threatened species. | M.J. Brown |
48 |
| Book Review |
57 |
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VOLUME 120 (1998) |
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| Macrophytes of Lake Lea, north-west Tasmania | H.M. Otley |
2 |
| Sassafrass seedling establishment in eastern Tasmania | M.G. Neyland and R.M. Taylor |
9 |
| The significance and conservation of the invertebrate fauna of Lambert Gully, Mount Nelson, Tasmania. | P.B. McQuillan |
14 |
| Distribution and conservation of the Burnie burrowing crayfish, Engaeus yabbimunna. | K. Richards |
25 |
| The short-term effects of fire and its intensity on avian abundance in Eucalyptus pulchella woodland. | A.B Hingston and P.G. Black |
32 |
| Tasmanian ant species collected by Bede Lowery. | R. Bashford |
45 |
| Observations on the avoidance of culverts by platypus. | H.M. Otley and K. le Mar |
48 |
| Goose barnacles Lepus australis on penguins at Macquarie Island. | C. Hull |
51 |
| Book Reviews |
53 |
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VOLUME 119 (1997) |
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| Invertebrates of the Domain - A brief survey and implications for management. | P.B. McQuillan |
2 |
| Native land snails of King Island and the Hunter Group. | K. Bonham |
10 |
| Naturalists should carry maps. | R. Mesibov |
23 |
| Vegetation communities and vascular plants of Cataract Gorge Reserve, Launceston. | F. Duncan |
31 |
| Terrestrial fauna of Cataract Gorge Reserve, Launceston. | R. Taylor, R. Mesibov,
R. Brereton and K. Bonham |
46 |
| Release of captive-bred sugar gliders in southern Tasmania. | B.S. Klettenheimer and M. Salamon |
59 |
| Book Reviews |
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VOLUME 118 (1996) |
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| Local distribution patterns of terrestrial amphipods in eucalypt forest in northeast Tasmania. | A.M. Walsh, R.J. Taylor and P.G. Cale |
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| An observation of petal carrying in the superb fairy-wren Malurus cyaneus. | M. Pickett |
9 |
| Comparisons of shell measurement in the Tasmanian endemic land snail Caryodes dufresnii (Leach) from different populations. | R. Bashford |
10 |
| Unusual nesting record for the pied oystercatcher. | H.E. Coles |
18 |
| Occurrence of reptiles in logged and unlogged wet and dry eucalypt forest. | A.M.R. Duncan |
19 |
| Vertebrates of the Domain, an urban bushland remnant in Hobart. | R.N. Brereton, R.J. Taylor and M. Rhodes |
31 |
| A note on the diet of the scrubtit Acanthornis magnus. | M. Pickett |
41 |
| Two new varieties of the Tasmanian Caryodid snail Anoglypta launcestonensis. | K.J. Bonham |
42 |
| Book Review. |
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VOLUME 117 (1995) |
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| Distribution and ecology of the centipede Craterostigmus tasmanianus Pocock, 1902 (Chilopoda: Craterostigmidae) in Tasmania. | Robert Mesibov |
2 |
| New Zealand's wildlife crisis: lessons for Tasmania. | Sally L. Bryant |
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| Identification and natural history of Discocharopa mimosa, a Tasmanian arboreal charopid snail. | Kevin J. Bonham |
15 |
| A review of the conservation status of the orchid Prasophyllum concinnum. | D.L. Ziegeler |
23 |
| A survey of hooded plovers Thinornis rubricollis on Cape Barren Island, | Sue Collier and Phil Collier |
28 |
| Mammals of Gumtop spur in the northwest Wellington Park with comments on a new habitat type for the barred bandicoot. | Don Hird and Terry Hammer |
32 |
| Rescue and rehabilitation of wildlife from the Iron Baron oil spill in northern Tasmania. | Mark Holdsworth and Sally Bryant |
39 |
| Variation in leaf shape of Hakea epiglottis. | Fred Duncan, Mark Wapstra and Doug Walsh. |
44 |
| The platypus on King Island | Don Hird and Jim Paterson |
49 |
| Vertebrates of Lambert Park / Skyline Reserve on Mt. Nelson in southern Tasmania. | Don Hird |
52 |
| Book Review. |
67 |
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VOLUME 116 (1994) |
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AUTHOR |
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| Fauna of Mt. Wellington. | R.J. Taylor and P.B. McQuillan |
2 |
| The occurrence of the metallic skink Niveoscincus metallicaus in the intertidal zone in south-west Tasmania. | M. Schulz and K. Kristensen |
20 |
| A brief history of Orielton Lagoon and its birds. | Len E. Wall |
23 |
| First recording of the European shore crab Carcinus maenas in Tasmania. | N.C. Gardner, S. Kwa and A. Paturusi |
26 |
| Pultenaea subumbellata and Pultenaea selaginoides - not quite the plants you think | A.J.L. Lynch |
29 |
| Distribution and habitat of the moss froglet, a new undescribed species from south west Tasmania. | David Ziegeler |
31 |
| Identity and distribution of large Roblinella land snails in Tasmania. | Kevin Bonham |
38 |
| Apsley River South Esk Pine Reserve: a survey of its vascular plants and recommendations for its management. | David Ziegeler and Stephen Harris |
45 |
| Evaluating Tasmania's rare and threatened species. | Sally Bryant and Stephen Harris |
52 |
| A sugar glider on Mt. Wellington. | Len E. Wall |
58 |
| Book Review. |
59 |
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| Dolphin stranding due to killer whales | J.E. Wapstra | 5 |
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