Wildlife Research in Australia

Foreword

pp. iii

Table of Contents

pp. v-xiv

Preface

pp. xv-xvi

About the Editors

pp. xvii

List of Contributors

pp. xviii-xxvii

Section 1 Introduction

pp. 2-3

1 Legislation and key concepts

pp. 4-18

2 Animal ethics committees

pp. 19-28

3 Emerging and evolving dilemmas in wildlife research

pp. 29-38

Section 2 Introduction

pp. 39-41

4 Observing wildlife and its signs

pp. 42-74

5 Detecting and monitoring wildlife remotely

pp. 75-95

6 Studying wildlife from the air

pp. 96-107

7 Wildlife capture methods

pp. 108-149

8 Wildlife marking methods

pp. 150-179

9 Wildlife tracking methods

pp. 180-200

10 Citizen science and education

pp. 201-209

11 Deterring and repelling wildlife

pp. 210-232

12 Research methods for marine mammals and reptiles

pp. 233-256

13 Research methods for marine and estuarine fishes

pp. 257-286

14 Research methods for freshwater animals

pp. 287-312

15 Research methods for birds

pp. 313-359

16 Veterinary procedures for Australian wildlife

pp. 360-375

Section 3 Introduction

pp. 377-379

17 Monotremes

pp. 380-388

18 Marsupial carnivores

pp. 389-400

19 Wombats, bandicoots, bilbies, possums and gliders

pp. 401-411

20 Koalas

pp. 412-421

21 Macropods

pp. 422-427

22 Eutherian carnivores

pp. 428-436

23 Bats

pp. 437-449

24 Ungulates, lagomorphs and rodents

pp. 450-464

25 Marine mammals

pp. 465-479

26 Reptiles

pp. 480-496

27 Amphibians

pp. 497-505

28 Crustaceans

pp. 506-512

29 Cephalopods

pp. 513-518

30 Marine fishes

pp. 519-542

31 Sharks, rays and chimaeras

pp. 543-559

32 Freshwater fishes

pp. 560-583

33 Perching birds and parrots

pp. 584-592

34 Raptors

pp. 593-598

35 Aquatic birds

pp. 599-608

36 Megapodes, bustard and ratites

pp. 609-617

Index

pp. 618-628