Search Results - "Graham P. Hall"

Evaluation of unmanned aerial vehicle shape, flight path and camera type for waterfowl surveys: disturbance effects and species recognition by McEvoy, John F, Hall, Graham P, McDonald, Paul G

“…The use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for ecological research has grown rapidly in recent years, but few studies have assessed the disturbance impacts of…”
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Trends in anecdotal fox sightings in Tasmania accounted for by psychological factors by Marks, Clive A., Clark, Malcolm, Obendorf, David, Hall, Graham P., Soares, Inês, Pereira, Filipe

“…There has been little evaluation of anecdotal sightings as a means to confirm new incursions of invasive species. This paper explores the potential for…”
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dispersion and detection patterns of mtDNA‐assigned red fox Vulpes vulpes scats in Tasmania are anomalous by Marks, Clive A, Obendorf, David, Pereira, Filipe, Edwards, Ivo, Hall, Graham P, Lukacs, Paul

“…Models used for resource allocation in eradication programmes must be based on replicated data of known quality and have proven predictive accuracy, or they…”
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Genetic structure of introduced European fallow deer (Dama dama dama) in Tasmania, Australia by Webley, Lee S, Zenger, Kyall R, Hall, Graham P, Cooper, Desmond W

“…European fallow deer are an introduced species classified as partly protected wildlife in Tasmania, Australia. Current management practices are primarily…”
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Do Fecal Odors from Native and Non-native Predators Cause a Habitat Shift Among Macropods? by Tarnya E. Cox, Peter J. Murray, Andrew J. Bengsen, Graham P. Hall, Xiuhua Li

“…Predator-odor-based repellents have benefits as humane, non-lethal management tools that may reduce the need for lethal control in some areas. Macropods (such…”
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Pest Responses to Odors From Predators Fed a Diet of Target Species Conspecifics and Heterospecifics by Cox, Tarnya E, Murray, Peter J, Hall, Graham P, Li, Xiuhua

“…Research into the use of predator-odor–based repellents as a management tool has gained momentum during the past 30 years. Some studies have suggested that…”
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Opportunistically Acquired Evidence is Unsuitable Data to Model Fox (Vulpes vulpes) Distribution in Tasmania by Clive A. Marks, David Obendorf, Filipe Pereira, Ivo Edwards, Graham P. Hall

“…Despite the absence of direct observation of live foxes in the Tasmanian environment, a recent study concluded that foxes are now widespread on the island and…”
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Manipulating Resource Use by Goats With Predator Fecal Odors by Tarnya E. Cox, Peter J. Murray, Graham P. Hall, Xiuhua Li

“…Feral goats (Capra hircus) are estimated to cause >AUD$25 million of losses to pastoralism per year. Feral goats contribute to soil erosion, shrub defoliation,…”
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Did 'precautionary' 1080 baiting have a realistic potential to eradicate Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes) in Tasmania without in situ monitoring data? by Marks, Clive A., Edwards, Ivo, Obendorf, David, Pereira, Filipe, Hall, Graham P.

“…Summary Anecdotal reports in 2001 suggested that the European Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes) had been deliberately released in Tasmania and thereafter an eradication…”
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Unprecedented Low Levels of Genetic Variation and Inbreeding Depression in an Island Population of the Black-Footed Rock-Wallaby by Eldridge, Mark D. B., King, Juliet M., Loupis, Anne K., Spencer, Peter B. S., Taylor, Andrea C., Pope, Lisa C., Hall, Graham P.

“…It has been argued that demographic and environmental factors will cause small, isolated populations to become extinct before genetic factors have a…”
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MANAGEMENT OF WILD DEER IN AUSTRALIA by HALL, GRAHAM P, GILL, KATE P

“…Deer were introduced to Australia in the 19th century, and today 6 species have been established in the wild. Australians have considered deer a pest and an…”
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The dispersion and detection patterns of mt DNA ‐assigned red fox Vulpes vulpes scats in Tasmania are anomalous by Marks, Clive A, Obendorf, David, Pereira, Filipe, Edwards, Ivo, Hall, Graham P

“…Summary Models used for resource allocation in eradication programmes must be based on replicated data of known quality and have proven predictive accuracy, or…”
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Did ‘precautionary’ 1080 baiting have a realistic potential to eradicate R ed F ox ( V ulpes vulpes ) in T asmania without in situ monitoring data? by Marks, Clive A., Edwards, Ivo, Obendorf, David, Pereira, Filipe, Hall, Graham P.

“…Summary Anecdotal reports in 2001 suggested that the E uropean R ed F ox ( V ulpes vulpes ) had been deliberately released in T asmania and thereafter an…”
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Is Tooth Wear a Reliable Means of Aging Wild European Fallow Deer in Tasmania, Australia? by Graham P. Hall, Peter J. Murray, Matthew J. Byrne, Allan T. Lisle

“…The tooth eruption and wear (TEW) technique for aging wild European fallow deer (Dama dama dama) in Tasmania, Australia has been in use for>15 yr, but it is…”
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The Ontogeny of Apolipoprotein Expression in Rat Liver by Hall, Graham P., Redgrave, Trevor G., Yeoh, George C. T.

“…The pattern of apolipoprotein (apo) A‐I, A‐IV and E expression in developing rat liver was established by determining steady‐state levels of the respective…”
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The ontogeny of apolipoprotein expression in rat liver. mRNA levels in developing liver and cultured fetal rat hepatocytes by Hall, G P, Redgrave, T G, Yeoh, G C

“…The pattern of apolipoprotein (apo) A-I, A-IV and E expression in developing rat liver was established by determining steady-state levels of the respective…”
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