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Australian Journal of Zoology

Australian Journal of Zoology

Volume 57 Number 6 2009

ZO09062Vigilance in a solitary marsupial, the common wombat (Vombatus ursinus)

François-René Favreau, Peter J. Jarman, Anne W. Goldizen, Anne-Laure Dubot, Stéphane Sourice and Olivier Pays

pp. 363-371

ZO09097Basking behaviour and torpor use in free-ranging Planigale gilesi

Lisa Warnecke and Fritz Geiser

pp. 373-375

ZO09072Parasites of Rattus colletti (Rodentia : Muridae) from the Adelaide River floodplain, Northern Territory, and comparison with assemblages in other Rattus species

E. Mulder and L. R. Smales

pp. 377-383

ZO09066Chemical cues and group association preferences in a subsocial cockroach, Panesthia australis

Zacariah D. Billingham, David G. Chapple, Paul Sunnucks and Bob B. M. Wong

pp. 385-390

ZO09079High possum mortality on urban roads: implications for the population viability of the common brushtail and the common ringtail possum

Tracey C. Russell, Catherine A. Herbert and James L. Kohen

pp. 391-397

ZO09053Bat heart mass: correlation with foraging niche and roost preference

R. D. Bullen, N. L. McKenzie, K. E. Bullen and M. R. Williams

pp. 399-408

ZO09024Alternative mating tactics in the New Zealand fur seal (Arctocephalus forsteri): when non-territorial males are successful too

A. K. Caudron, S. S. Negro, M. Fowler, L. Boren, P. Poncin, B. C. Robertson and N. J. Gemmell

pp. 409-421

ZO09080Predator or prey? The dive response to aerial and aquatic predators of Arafura filesnakes

Kirstin L. Pratt and Craig E. Franklin

pp. 423-428

ZO09099The parasite assemblages of Zyzomys argurus (Thomas, 1889) (Muridae : Murinae) from northern Australia

H. J. Weaver and L. R. Smales

pp. 429-432

ZO09098Breeding biology of the critically endangered Malherbe's parakeet on Maud Island, New Zealand, following the release of captive-bred individuals

Luis Ortiz-Catedral, Jonathan C. Kearvell, Mark E. Hauber and Dianne H. Brunton

pp. 433-439