Don't take my trees: Re-evaluating the importance of trees when it comes to managing green and golden bell frog, Litoria aurea, habitat

- Gould, John, Callen, Alex, Matthews, Lynne, Beranek, Chad, McHenry, Colin

Tadpole Fingerprinting: Using Tail Venation Patterns to Photo-Identify Tadpole Individuals of a Threatened Frog

- Gould, John, Taylor, James, Davies, Bryce, Donelly, Rachael, Schmahl, Kate, Bugir, Cassandra K., Beranek, Chad T., McGregor, Jess, Mahony, Stephen V., Seeto, Rebecca, Upton, Rose, McHenry, Colin, Callen, Alex

The long unknown: Rediscovery of the long sunskink, Lampropholis elongata (Squamata: Scincidae)—After almost a decade, and after 50 years of data deficiency

- Graham, Kelsey A., Mahony, Stephen V., Chapple, David G., Farquhar, Jules E.

An ephemerality paradox: Evidence of virtual semelparity in ephemeral pool-breeding anurans

- Gould, John, Clulow, John, Herb, Frithjof, Clulow, Simon

Genetic differentiation in the threatened soft coral Dendronephthya australis in temperate eastern Australia

- Williamson, Jane E., Gillings, Michael R., Nevatte, Ryan J., Harasti, David, Raoult, Vincent, Ghaly, Timothy M., Stow, Adam J., Smith, Timothy M., Gaston, Troy F.

Observations of interference competition between the introduced black rat and native marsupial gliders in Australia

- McGregor, Jess, Field, Jed, McLean, Chris, Beranek, Chad, Gould, John

Quantity versus quality: A balance between egg and clutch size among Australian amphibians in relation to other life-history variables

- Gould, John, Beranek, Chad, Valdez, Jose, Mahony, Michael

Identifying a limiting factor in the population dynamics of a threatened amphibian: The influence of extended female maturation on operational sex ratio

- Beranek, Chad T., Maynard, Cassandra, McHenry, Colin, Clulow, John, Mahony, Michael

Standing out in a crowd: Intraspecific variability in dorsal patterning allows for photo-identification of a threatened anuran

- Gould, John, Callen, Alex, Turner, Aaron, Mchenry, Colin, Maynard, Cassandra, Knibb, Gregory, Mcgregor, Jessica, Gill, Lucy, Sanders, Samantha, Davies, Bryce, Schmahl, Kate, Donelly, Rachael

Terrestrial slug uses a vertical bridge of mucus to descend rapidly from heights

- Gould, John, Valdez, Jose W.

Community level impacts of invasive mosquitofish may exacerbate the impact to a threatened amphibian

- Klop-Toker, Kaya, Valdez, Jose, Stockwell, Michelle, Clulow, Simon, Clulow, John, Mahony, Michael

If a frog calls in the forest: bioacoustic monitoring reveals the breeding phenology of the endangered Richmond Range mountain frog (Philoria richmondensis)

- Willacy, Rosalie J., Mahony, Michael, Newell, David A.

Winter microhabitat selection of a threatened pond amphibian in constructed urban wetlands

- Garnham, James I., Stockwell, Michelle P., Pollard, Carla J., Pickett, Evan J., Bower, Deborah S., Clulow, John, Mahony, Michael J.

Six-year demographic study reveals threat of stochastic extinction for remnant populations of a threatened amphibian

- Pickett, Evan John, Stockwell, Michelle Pirrie, Bower, Deborah Sheena, Pollard, Carla Jean, Garnham, James Ian, Clulow, John, Mahony, Michael Joseph

Life stage specific variation in the occupancy of ponds by Litoria aurea, a threatened amphibian

- Bower, Deborah S., Stockwell, Michelle P., Pollard, Carla J., Pickett, Evan J., Garnham, James I., Clulow, John, Mahony, Michael J.

Detecting change in an Australian flowering record: comparisons of linear regression and cumulative sum analysis change point analysis

- Keatley, Marie R., Hudson, Irene L.

Relationship between vegetation, hydrology and fluvial landforms on an unregulated sand-bed stream in the Hunter Valley, Australia

- Chalmers, Anita C., Erskine, Wayne D., Keene, Annabelle F., Bush, Richard T.

Non-lethal foraging by bell miners on a herbivorous insect: potential implications for forest health

- Haythorpe, Kathryn M., McDonald, Paul G.

Estimates of tree canopy loss as a result of Cyclone Monica, in the Magela Creek Catchment Northern Australia

- Staben, Grant W., Evans, Kenneth G.