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The effects of temperature extremes on survival in two semi-arid Australian bird communities over three decades, with predictions to 2104 期刊论文
发表期刊: GLOBAL ECOLOGY AND BIOGEOGRAPHY. 出版年: 2022, 卷号: 31, 期号: 12, 页码: 2498-2509
作者:  Gardner, Janet L.;  Clayton, Mark;  Allen, Richard;  Stein, John;  Bonnet, Timothee
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arid zone  Australian birds  avian guilds  climate change  energy and water  population projections  species persistence  survival  temperature extremes  thermoregulation  
Life history characteristics and alarm calling in Australian arid-zone birds 期刊论文
发表期刊: EMU-AUSTRAL ORNITHOLOGY. 出版年: 2022, 卷号: 122, 期号: 3-4, 页码: 155-166
作者:  Butler, Nicole E.;  Watson, Simon J.;  Peters, Richard A.
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Alarm calling  Australian birds  arid zone  life history traits  predictor variables  
Multi-locus sequence data illuminate demographic drivers of Pleistocene speciation in semi-arid southern Australian birds (Cinclosoma spp.) 期刊论文
发表期刊: BMC EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY. 出版年: 2016, 卷号: 16
作者:  Dolman, Gaynor;  Joseph, Leo
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Australian birds  Eyrean Barrier  Semi-arid  Phylogeography  Coalescence  Demographic history  Speciation  Southern Australian biogeography  
Evolutionary history of birds across southern Australia: structure, history and taxonomic implications of mitochondrial DNA diversity in an ecologically diverse suite of species 期刊论文
发表期刊: EMU. 出版年: 2015, 卷号: 115, 期号: 1, 页码: 35-48
作者:  Dolman, Gaynor;  Joseph, Leo
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Australian birds  biogeography  evolution  Eyrean Barrier  genetics  southern Australia  
EFFECTS OF CLUTCH SIZE MANIPULATIONS ON REPRODUCTIVE-BEHAVIOR AND NESTING SUCCESS IN THE COOPERATIVELY BREEDING BELL MINER (MANORINA-MELANOPHRYS) 期刊论文
发表期刊: EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGY. 出版年: 1993, 卷号: 7, 期号: 4, 页码: 329-356
作者:  POIANI, A
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COOPERATIVE BREEDING  MANORINA-MELANOPHRYS  CLUTCH SIZE  REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS  AUSTRALIAN BIRDS