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Hypothesis arising from a population recovery of the western ringtail possum, Pseudocheirus occidentalis, in fire regrowth patches in a stand of Agonis flexuosa trees in south-western Australia

Record no:

45630

Author:

Jones, Barbara ; Meathrel, Catherine ; Calver, M. C.

Citation:

BOOK: Conservation of Australia's Forest Fauna. 2nd ed. 2004 : 656-662 [kept 574.526420994 CON]

Year:

2004

Subject:

Forest fauna - Western Australia, Southwestern;
Pseudocheirus occidentalis;
Western ringtail possum;
Phalangeridae;
Marsupials - Western Australia, Southwestern;

Forest conservation - Western Australia, Southwestern;
Wildlife conservation - Western Australia;

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