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Michael ScroggieSenior Scientist, Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental ResearchEmail verificata su delwp.vic.gov.au
Ben ScheeleAustralian National UniversityEmail verificata su anu.edu.au
Kirsten M. ParrisThe University of MelbourneEmail verificata su unimelb.edu.au
Nick ClemannArthur Rylah Institute for Environmental ResearchEmail verificata su delwp.vic.gov.au
David NewellSouthern Cross UniversityEmail verificata su scu.edu.au
Harry HinesQueensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Queensland MuseumEmail verificata su des.qld.gov.au
David S.L. RamseyArthur Rylah Institute for Environmental ResearchEmail verificata su delwp.vic.gov.au
Conrad HoskinResearch Fellow/Lecturer in Biology, James Cook UniversityEmail verificata su jcu.edu.au
Michael McCarthySchool of Agriculture, Food and Ecosystem Sciences, The University of MelbourneEmail verificata su unimelb.edu.au
Professor Skye WassensProfessor in Ecology, Charles Sturt UniversityEmail verificata su csu.edu.au
John B. BaumgartnerUniversity of MelbourneEmail verificata su unimelb.edu.au
lee skerrattOne Health Research Group, Melbourne Veterinary School,Email verificata su unimelb.edu.au
Lee BergerMelbourne Veterinary School, University of MelbourneEmail verificata su unimelb.edu.au
Chris D ThomasProfessor, University of YorkEmail verificata su york.ac.uk
Jenny A HodgsonUniversity of LiverpoolEmail verificata su liverpool.ac.uk
Michael MahonyProfessor of Environmental Science, Necastle University, AustraliaEmail verificata su newcastle.edu.au
Anna TurnerCharles Sturt UniversityEmail verificata su csu.edu.au
Jane MelvilleSenior Curator, Museums Victoria, and Associate Professor, Biological Sciences, Monash UniversityEmail verificata su museum.vic.gov.au
Stefano CanessaUniversität Bern - University of MilanEmail verificata su unibe.ch
Alexandra A. RobertsAustralian National UniversityEmail verificata su unswalumni.com

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Geoff Heard

Australian National University + University of Queensland

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Spatial ecology herpetology conservation biology quantitative ecology


Titolo Ordina per citazioni Ordina per anno Ordina per titolo	Citata da Citata da	Anno
After the epidemic: ongoing declines, stabilizations and recoveries in amphibians afflicted by chytridiomycosis BC Scheele, LF Skerratt, LF Grogan, DA Hunter, N Clemann, ... Biological Conservation 206, 37-46, 2017	158	2017
Detecting extinction risk from climate change by IUCN Red List criteria DA Keith, M Mahony, H Hines, J Elith, TJ Regan, JB Baumgartner, ... Conservation Biology 28 (3), 810-819, 2014	126	2014
Refugia and connectivity sustain amphibian metapopulations afflicted by disease GW Heard, CD Thomas, JA Hodgson, MP Scroggie, DSL Ramsey, ... Ecology Letters 18 (8), 853-863, 2015	114	2015
Wetland characteristics influence disease risk for a threatened amphibian GW Heard, MP Scroggie, N Clemann, DSL Ramsey Ecological Applications 24 (4), 650-662, 2014	101	2014
Habitat use by the inland carpet python (Morelia spilota metcalfei: Pythonidae): Seasonal relationships with habitat structure and prey distribution in a rural landscape GW Heard, D Black, P Robertson Austral Ecology 29 (4), 446-460, 2004	100	2004
A Bayesian model of metapopulation viability, with application to an endangered amphibian GW Heard, MA McCarthy, MP Scroggie, JB Baumgartner, KM Parris Diversity and Distributions 19 (5-6), 555-566, 2013	79	2013
Classical metapopulation theory as a useful paradigm for the conservation of an endangered amphibian GW Heard, MP Scroggie, BS Malone Biological Conservation 148 (1), 156-166, 2012	75	2012
Living with the enemy: facilitating amphibian coexistence with disease BC Scheele, CN Foster, DA Hunter, DB Lindenmayer, BR Schmidt, ... Biological Conservation 236, 52-59, 2019	70	2019
Status and priority conservation actions for Australian frog species GR Gillespie, JD Roberts, D Hunter, CJ Hoskin, RA Alford, GW Heard, ... Biological Conservation 247, 108543, 2020	67	2020
Assessing detection probabilities for the endangered growling grass frog (Litoria raniformis) in southern Victoria GW Heard, P Robertson, MP Scroggie Wildlife Research 33 (7), 557-564, 2006	67	2006
Visible implant alphanumeric tags as an alternative to toe-clipping for marking amphibians–a case study GW Heard, MP Scroggie, B Malone Wildlife Research 35 (8), 747-759, 2008	54	2008
Microhabitat preferences of the endangered Growling Grass Frog (Litoria raniformis) in southern Victoria, Australia GW Heard, P Robertson, MP Scroggie Australian Zoologist 34, 414-425, 2008	54	2008
The life history and decline of the threatened Australian frog, Litoria raniformis GW HEARD, MP SCROGGIE, BS MALONE Austral Ecology 37, 276-284, 2012	50	2012
Structure and fragmentation of growling grass frog metapopulations JM Hale, GW Heard, KL Smith, KM Parris, JJ Austin, M Kearney, J Melville Conservation Genetics 14, 313-322, 2013	42	2013
Can habitat management mitigate disease impacts on threatened amphibians? GW Heard, MP Scroggie, DSL Ramsey, N Clemann, JA Hodgson, ... Conservation Letters 11 (2), e12375, 2018	41	2018
The ecology and conservation status of the Growling Grass Frog Litoria raniformis within the Merri Creek corridor GW Heard, P Robertson, M Scroggie Wildlife Profiles Pty. Ltd. and Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental …, 2004	38	2004
Optimizing habitat management for amphibians: From simple models to complex decisions MP Scroggie, K Preece, E Nicholson, MA McCarthy, KM Parris, GW Heard Biological Conservation 236, 60-69, 2019	30	2019
Red hot frogs: identifying the Australian frogs most at risk of extinction HM Geyle, CJ Hoskin, DS Bower, R Catullo, S Clulow, M Driessen, ... Pacific Conservation Biology 28 (3), 211-223, 2021	29	2021
Integrating variability in detection probabilities when designing wildlife surveys: a case study of amphibians from south-eastern Australia S Canessa, GW Heard, KM Parris, MA McCarthy Biodiversity and Conservation 21, 729-744, 2012	29	2012
TEMPERATURE AS A DRIVER OF THE PATHOGENICITY AND VIRULENCE OF AMPHIBIAN CHYTRID FUNGUS BATRACHOCHYTRIUM DENDROBATIDIS: A … A Turner, S Wassens, G Heard, A Peters The Journal of Wildlife Diseases 57 (3), 477-494, 2021	27	2021

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