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Contents of Volumes 23 and 24 of The Western Australian NaturalistVolume 24 No 4 - April 30, 2005:Effect of fire in Torndirrup National Park, South Coast, Western Austarlia. By Vic Smith A molecular genetic and morphological appraisal of a distinctive form of the Sand Inland Mouse, Pseudomys hermannsburgensis. By M. Adams and N.K. Cooper Vertebrate Fauna of the Eastern Group, Archipelago of the Recherche, Western Australia. By L.A. Smith, R.E. Johnstone, and J.Dell. From Field and Study:
Volume 24 No 3 - September 30 2004: Two new species of Stylidium, (Stylidiaceae) from the south-west of Western Australia. By Allen Lowrie and Kevin F. Kenneally. Description of an immature male Kerguelen Pintail Anas eatoni collected at Mawson Station, Eastern Antarctica. By R. E. Johnstone and L. G. Irvine. Sedgwick's Kangaroo Paws re-identified. By G. F. Mees. Reappraisal of the reptiles on the islands of the Houtman Abrolhos, Western Australia. By R. A. How, D. J. Pearson, A. Desmond and B. Maryan. Bird usage of planted treebelts on farmland at Frankland, Western Australia. By Rita Watkins. A breeding invasion by Red-Capped Robins following a wildfire at Gooseberry Hill. By Michael Brooker. Malva dendromorpha / Malva australiana hybrid. By Elizabeth Rippey. The coon bug Oxycarenus luctuosus and Malvaceae. By Elizabeth Rippey. From Field and Study:
Volume 24 No 2 - December 30 2003: Lake Gladstone, an important Kimberley bird habitat: with notes on birds recorded during the W.A. Naturalists' Club excursion on 12 July 2003. By John Dell. Successful translocation of a mature female ridge-back Trapdoor Spider (Idiopidae; Idiosoma sigillatum(Cambridge)). By Robert I.T. Prince. The biography behind the Birds (No 20 in the series). Rufous Songlark (Cincloramphus mathewsi)Iredale, 1911. By Tess Kloot. Mass deaths of sea turtles on the Montebello Islands, October 1953, following Operation Hurricane. By Peter G. Kendrick Eradication of Silver Pheasants Lophura nycthemera(L) from Porongurup National Park, Western Australia. By A.N. Start. Body markings of the whale shark: vestigial or functional? By S.G. Wilson and R.A. Martin. Ferals at Walga Rock. By B.M.J. Hussey. Three recent records of Pied Cormorant (Phalacrocorax varius) predation on Silver Gull chicks (Larus novaehollandiae) in Western Australia. By C.R. Lamont. The Western Spiny-tailed Skink, Egernia stokesii badia: declining distribution in a habitat specialist. By R.A. How, J. Dell and D.J. Robinson. From Field and Study:
Volume 24 No 1 June 30 2003: 
The Flora and Avifauna of the proposed Carnarvon Range Conservation Park, Western Australia, including the nearby Blue Hill Pastoral LeasePart 1: Background and Introduction. By Kevin H. Coate and Daphne Choules Edinger Part 2: Vegetation By Daphne Choules Edinger Part 3: Annotated Bird Species List By Kevin H Coate Plant regeneration following fire in Bungendore Park, Bedfordale, Western Australia. By Geoffrey Lewis Reproductive observations of a Thorny Devil, Moloch horridus, in a natural semi-arid environment. By Scott A. Thompson A failed breeding attempt by Banded Stilt in the Eastern Goldfields area of Western Australia. By K.H. Coate and R.E. Johnstone From Field and Study:
Volume 23 No 4 November 30, 2002 Community involvement in the assessment of the health of selected remnants in south-western Australia. By V M Saffer Part I: General introduction Pat II: Volunteer surveys as a reliable indicator of species richness and abundance Part III: Assessing ecosystem health in selected remnants using data collected by volunteers Part IV: A new method for remnant vegetation evaluation, health assessment and indicators for restoration. Seed-banks in two remnant reserves of contrasting location, ecology and management history in south-western Australia. By V M Saffer, S. Wild and S D.Hopper Index to Volume 23 Volume 23 No 3 January 31, 2002 Status of the Woma, Aspidites ramsayi, in south-west Western Australia. By Brad Maryan Colonisation by ants of a planted bush garden plot in Perth, Western Australia. By James Kain, Brian E Heterick and Jonathan D Majer Reproduction and egg incubation in the Western Bearded Dragon, Pogona minor. By Peter S Harlow, David J Pearson and Magnus Peterson The occurrence of Tetragonia decumbens and Trachyandra divaricata in southern Australia. By Petrus C Heyligers Herpetofauna survey of Maralla Road bushland. By Brad Maryan, Robert Browne-Cooper and Brian Bush Sea turtle records Barrow Island, Western Australia. By Kellie Pendoley Little Crows Corvus bennetti on the coastal plain of south-western Australia. By Ian Rowley Notes on the eggs and burrows of two species of dragon lizards (Lophognathus longirostris and Lophognathus gilberti). By L A Smith An observation of nest burrow theft in the dragon lizard Gemmatophora longirostris. By Lindley McKay and Rohan H Clarke From Field And Study:
Volume 23 No 2 September 26 2001 Birds, Mammals and Flora of Gooseberry Hill: General Introduction. By Michael Brooker Birds of Gooseberry Hill. by Michael Brooker Mammals of Gooseberry Hill. by Michael Brooker Plants of Gooseberry Hill. By Michael Brooker and Penny Hussey Volume 23 No 1 April 19 2001 Historic record of Australian Pelican, Pelecanus conspicillatus, breeding in southwest Western Australia. By I Abbott Birds of Kinston Rest north-east Kimberley, Western Australia. By K H Coate, R E Johnstone and G A Lodge The development of nature-based tourism in Western Australia. By K H Coate An unusual pelage colour of the common Sheath-Tailed Bat, Taphozous georgianus, from the Pilbara of Western Australia. By K N Armstrong and S D Anstee Return to previous page Western Australian Naturalists' Club Home Page |
