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When an iconic native animal is overabundant: The koala in southern Australia by Whisson, Desley A., Ashman, Kita R.

“…Management of overabundant native species is challenging at the best of times but is even more so when it involves an iconic species that is threatened in part…”
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Artificial habitat structures for animal conservation: design and implementation, risks and opportunities by Watchorn, Darcy J, Cowan, Mitchell A, Driscoll, Don A, Nimmo, Dale G, Ashman, Kita R, Garkaklis, Mark J, Wilson, Barbara A, Doherty, Tim S

“…Habitat loss and degradation, and their interaction with other threats, are driving declines in animal populations worldwide. One potential approach for…”
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Ranging Behavior of an Arboreal Marsupial in a Plantation Landscape by ASHMAN, KITA R., PAGE, NINA R., WHISSON, DESLEY A.

“…Forests are becoming increasingly fragmented, primarily because of their conversion to production landscapes. Animals occupying modified landscapes may need to…”
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Prioritising research efforts for effective species conservation: a review of 145 years of koala research by Ashman, Kita R., Watchorn, Darcy J., Whisson, Desley A.

“…In many countries, more resources are required for the conservation of threatened species than are made available. Australia, the home to many unique mammalian…”
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Wombat burrows are hotspots for small vertebrates in a landscape subject to gigafire by Linley, Grant D., Geary, William L., Jolly, Chris J., Spencer, Emma E., Ashman, Kita R., Michael, Damian R., Westaway, Dylan M., Nimmo, Dale G.

“…Ecosystem engineers modify their environment and influence the availability of resources for other organisms. Burrowing species, a subset of allogenic…”
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Experimental evolution reveals that population density does not affect moth signalling behaviour and antennal morphology by Ashman, Kita R., McNamara, Kathryn B., Symonds, Matthew R. E.

“…Population density can play a vital role in determining investment in reproductive behaviours and morphologies of invertebrates. Males reared in high-density…”
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Patchy resources and multiple threats: How do koalas navigate an urban landscape? by Whisson, Desley A., Zylinski, Simeon, Ferrari, Ashlee, Yokochi, Kaori, Ashman, Kita R.

“…•Koalas in urban areas had home large ranges covering multiple properties.•Koalas moved frequently and over relatively short distances.•Urban koalas suffered…”
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