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Queer-Friendly Neighbourhoods: Interrogating Social Cohesion Across Sexual Difference In Two Australia Neighbourhoods, Andrew W. Gorman-Murray, Gordon R. Waitt Jan 2009

Queer-Friendly Neighbourhoods: Interrogating Social Cohesion Across Sexual Difference In Two Australia Neighbourhoods, Andrew W. Gorman-Murray, Gordon R. Waitt

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The Mitochondrial Genome Of The Stingless Bee Melipona Bicolor (Hymenoptera, Apidae, Meliponini): Sequence, Gene Organization And A Unique Trna Translocation Event Conserved Across The Tribe Meliponini, Daniela Silvestre, Mark P. Dowton, Maria C. Arias Jan 2008

The Mitochondrial Genome Of The Stingless Bee Melipona Bicolor (Hymenoptera, Apidae, Meliponini): Sequence, Gene Organization And A Unique Trna Translocation Event Conserved Across The Tribe Meliponini, Daniela Silvestre, Mark P. Dowton, Maria C. Arias

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Spatial And Temporal Patterns Of Abundance And Recruitment Of Ghost Shrimp Trypaea Australiensis Across Hierarchical Scales In South-Eastern Australia, Douglas Rotherham, R. J. West Jan 2007

Spatial And Temporal Patterns Of Abundance And Recruitment Of Ghost Shrimp Trypaea Australiensis Across Hierarchical Scales In South-Eastern Australia, Douglas Rotherham, R. J. West

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Spatial and temporal variation in abundance and recruitment of burrowing ghost shrimp Trypaea australiensis was examined across 3 south-eastern Australian estuaries using a hierarchical sampling design, over a 2 yr period. We tested the hypothesis that abundances of shrimp were different between plots (10s to 100s of metres apart), sites within estuaries (kilometres apart), estuaries (100s of kilometres apart) and through time. More frequent sampling at 1 site also examined temporal variation at scales of months, seasons and years. Another aim was to investigate the reliability of using counts of burrow openings to indirectly measure the relative abundance of T, …