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Carnivores of Australia: Past, Present and Future
Editor(s): A. S. Glen; C. R. Dickman
Print Publication Date: 2014
https://doi.org/10.1071/9780643103177
ISBN: 9780643103177
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CHAPTER 1.
List of Contributors
CHAPTER 2.
Acknowledgements
Al Glen , Chris Dickman
CHAPTER 3.
Introduction
Alistair S. Glen , Chris R. Dickman
CHAPTER 4.
1 The Importance of Predators
Alistair S. Glen , Chris R. Dickman
CHAPTER 5.
2 The Rise and Fall of Large Marsupial Carnivores
Chris N. Johnson
CHAPTER 6.
3 Giant Terrestrial Reptilian Carnivores of Cenozoic Australia
John D. Scanlon
CHAPTER 7.
4 The Arrival and Impacts of the Dingo
Mike Letnic , Melanie Fillios , Matthew S. Crowther
CHAPTER 8.
5 The New Guard: the Arrival and Impacts of Cats and Foxes
Ian Abbott , David Peacock , Jeff Short
CHAPTER 9.
6 Management of Wild Canids in Australia: Free-Ranging Dogs and Red Foxes
Peter J. S. Fleming , Ben L. Allen , Lee R. Allen , Guy-Anthony Ballard , Andrew Bengsen , Matt N. Gentle , Lynette J. McLeod , Paul D. Meeks , Glen R. Saunders
CHAPTER 10.
7 When is a Dingo not a Dingo? Hybridisation with Domestic Dogs
Andrew W. Claridge , Ricky J. Spencer , Alan N. Wilton , David J. Jenkins , David Dall , Steven J. Lapidge
CHAPTER 11.
8 Measuring and Managing the Impacts of Cats
Chris R. Dickman
CHAPTER 12.
9 Australia's Surviving Marsupial Carnivores: Threats and Conservation
Menna E. Jones , Scott Burnett , Andrew W. Claridge , Bronwyn Fancourt , Gerhard Körtner , Keith Morris , David Peacock , Shannon Troy , John Woinarski
CHAPTER 13.
10 Micro-Carnivores: the Ecological Role of Small Dasyurid Predators in Australia
Chris R. Dickman
CHAPTER 14.
11 Reptilian Predators: the Forgotten Majority?
Duncan R. Sutherland , Gillian L. Bryant
CHAPTER 15.
12 Fur, Feathers and Scales: Interactions Between Mammalian, Reptilian and Avian Predators
Alistair Glen
CHAPTER 16.
13 Strongly Interactive Carnivore Species: Maintaining and Restoring Ecosystem Function
Chris R. Dickman , Alistair S. Glen , Menna E. Jones , Michael E. Soulé , Euan G. Ritchie , Arian D. Wallach
CHAPTER 17.
14 Protecting Livestock While Conserving Ecosystem Function: Non-Lethal Management of Wild Predators
Linda vom Bommel , Chris N. Johnson
CHAPTER 18.
15 The Role of Predator Exclosures in the Conservation of Australian Fauna
Matt W. Hayward , Katherine Moseby , John L. Read
CHAPTER 19.
16 Concerns Over Management Intensity: a Framework for Threatened Species and Predator Management
Richard Southgate
CHAPTER 20.
17 Olfaction and Predator-Prey Interactions Amongst Mammals in Australia
Peter B. Banks , Jenna P. Bytheway , Alexandra J. R. Carthey , Nelika K. Hughes , Catherine J. Price
CHAPTER 21.
18 Carnivore Communities: Challenges and Opportunities for Conservation
Alistair S. Glen , Chris R. Dickman , Mike Letnic
CHAPTER 22.
Index
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