Proceedings of the Linnean Society of NSW
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VOLUME 127 : Issued February 2006
CONTENTS
Augee, M. L
Book review. Conservation of Australia’s Forest Fauna (Second Edition). Daniel Lunney (editor). Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales.
Baker, A. C., Hose, G. C. & Murray, B. R.
Vegetation responses to Pinus radiata (D. Don) invasion: a multivariate analysis using principal response curves.
Caddy, H. A. R. & Gross, C. L.
Population structure and fecundity in the putative sterile shrub, Grevillea rhizomatosa Olde & Marriott (Proteaceae).
Campbell, M. L. & Clarke, P. J.
Response of montane wet sclerophyll forest understorey species to fire: evidence from high and low intensity fires.
Clarke, P. J. & Myerscough, P. J.
Introduction to the biology and ecology of Gibraltar Range National Park and adjacent areas: patterns, processes and prospects.
Croft, P., Hofmeyer, D. & Hunter, J. T.
Fire responses in four rare plant species at Gibraltar Range National Park, Northern Tablelands, NSW..
Foldvary, G. Z.
Pseudoplasmopora (Cnidaria, Tabulata) in the Siluro-Devonian of eastern Australia with comments on its global biogeography.
Goldingay, R. L. & Newell, D. A.
A preliminary assessment of disturbance to rock outcrops in Gibraltar Range National Park.
Harris, J. M
The discovery and early natural history of the eastern pygmy-possum, Cercartetus nanus (Geoffroy and Desmarest, 1817).
Jones, R. H. & Bruhl, J. J.
Acacia beadleana (Fabaceae: Mimosoideae), a new, rare localised species from Gibraltar Range National Park, New South Wales.
Knox, K. J. E. & Clarke, P. J.
Response of resprouting shrubs to repeated fires in the dry sclerophyll forest of Gibraltar Range National Park
Mahony, M.
Amphibians of the Gibraltar Range.
Percival, I. G., Zhen, Y. Y. & Pickett, J. 2006. Late Ordovician faunas from the Quandialla-Marsden district, south-central New South Wales.
Piper, K. J. & Herrmann, N.
Additions to knowledge of the Early Pleistocene wallaby, Baringa nelsonensis Flannery and Hann 1984 (Marsupialia: Macropodinae).
Timms, B. V.
The geomorphology and hydrology of saline lakes of the middle Paroo, arid-zone Australia.
Valentine, J. L., Cole, D. J. & Simpson, A. J.
Silurian linguliformean brachiopods and conodonts from the Cobra Formation, southeastern New South Wales, Australia..
Vaughton, G. & Ramsey, M.
Selfed seed set and inbreeding depression in obligate seeding populations of Banksia marginata.
Vernes, K., Green, S., Howes, A. & Dunn, L.
Species richness and habitat associations of non-flying mammals in Gibraltar Range National Park.
Virgona, S., Vaughton, G. & Ramsey, M.
Habitat segregation of Banksia shrubs at Gibraltar Range National Park.
Williams, P. R. & Clarke, P. J.
Fire history and soil gradients generate floristic patterns in montane sedgelands and wet heaths of Gibraltar Range National Park.
Williamson, P. L. & Rickards, R. B. 2006. Eastonian (Upper Ordovician) graptolites from Michelago, near Canberra..
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