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“Prescribed Burning: How Can It Work To Conserve The Things We Value?”. International Journal Of Wildland Fire 20.6 (2011): 721. Web.
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“Variation In Fire Interval Sequences Has Minimal Effects On Species Richness And Composition In Fire-Prone Landscapes Of South-West Western Australia”. Forest Ecology And Management 261.5 (2011): 965-978. Web.
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“Fire Tolerance Of Perennial Grass Tussocks In A Savanna Woodland”. Austral Ecology 35.8 (2010): 858 - 861. Web.
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“Indigenous Wetland Burning: Conserving Natural And Cultural Resources In Australia’S World Heritage-Listed Kakadu National Park”. Human Ecology 38.6 (2010): 721 - 729. Web.
“Soil Seed Banks Confer Resilience To Savanna Grass-Layer Plants During Seasonal Disturbance”. Acta Oecologica (2010): n. pag. Web.
“Correlates Of Grass-Species Composition In A Savanna Woodland In Northern Australia”. Australian Journal Of Botany 57.1 (2009): 10. Web.
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“Ant Community Responses To Experimental Fire And Logging In A Eucalypt Forest Of South-Eastern Australia”. Forest Ecology And Management 258.2 (2009): 188 - 197. Web.
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. “Fire Resilience Of Ant Assemblages In Long-Unburnt Savanna Of Northern Australia”. Austral Ecology 33.7 (2008): 830 - 838. Web.
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“Savanna Fires Increase Rates And Distances Of Seed Dispersal By Ants”. Oecologia 151.1 (2007): 33 - 41. Web.
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“Contrasting Fire-Related Resilience Of Ecologically Dominant Ants In Tropical Savannas Of Northern Australia”. Diversity And Distributions 13.4 (2007): 438 - 446. Web.
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. “A Rain Forest Ant Fauna In The Tropical Savanna Landscape Of Northern Australia.”. Australian Journal Of Zoology (2007): n. pag. Print.
. “Patch Mosaic Burning For Biodiversity Conservation: A Critique Of The Pyrodiversity Paradigm”. Conservation Biology 20.6 (2006): 1610 - 1619. Web.
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. “Burning For Biodiversity In The Top End”. Australasian Plant Conservation (2006): 3-May. Print.
. “Do Tropical Savanna Skink Assemblages Show A Short-Term Response To Low Intensity Fire?”. Wildlife Research (2006): 331-338. Print.
Living In A Land Of Fire. 2006. Web.
. “Long-Term Fire Exclusion And Ant Community Structure In An Australian Tropical Savanna: Congruence With Vegetation Succession.”. Journal Of Biogeography (2006): 823-832. Print.
“Savanna Fires Increase Rate Of Myrmecochory And Dispersal Distance By Ants.”. Oecologia (2006): 33-41. Print.
“Constraint And Competition In Assemblages: A Cross‐Continental And Modeling Approach For Ants”. The American Naturalist 165.4 (2005): 481 - 494. Web.
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“Fire Frequency And Biodiversity Conservation In Australian Tropical Savannas: Implications From The Kapalga Fire Experiment.”. Austral Ecology (2005): 155-167. Print.
