Ecology of the Wet-dry Tropics: Proceedings of a Joint Symposium with the Australian Mammal Society in Association with the Darwin Institute of Technology, Held at Darwin, 15-17 May 1983M. G. Ridpath, L. K. Corbett |
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how different? | 3 |
Temporal variability in atmospheric nutrient flux to the Magela | 21 |
Biogeography of Acacia in northern Australia | 33 |
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Aboriginal abundance Acacia animals annual aquatic areas Aust Avicennia marina biota birds breeding Canberra Cape climatic coastal comparison components continents CSIRO dingoes distribution diversity dominant dry season dunes Ecol ecological ecosystems Eleocharis environment environmental Eucalyptus fauna Fimbristylis fire floodplain flora floristic foredune genera germination grass groups habitat herbivores insects Kafue Flats Kakadu Kakadu National Park lakes land leaf levels little corella Lochinvar National Park lowland mammals mangrove monsoon monsoon forest Muell Myall Lakes National Park northern Australia Northern Territory number of species nutrient occur open forest patterns perennial period phytotelmata pollen population predators Proteaceae Queensland rainfall rainforest range reef rice saline samples sand Sandstone sclerophyll seed similar soils South Africa southern Specht species richness streams structure Swartberg Table taxa temperate temperature trees types University variability variation vegetation vine thicket Western Australia wet season Wet-Dry Tropics wetland woodland zone