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Taxonomy and evolution of Senna obtusifolia and S. tora
Endangered species in the South Australian native vascular flora
CSIRO Handbook of Australian Weeds (book review)
One million and counting (2012 version)
Why are new species described?
Dr Richard Schomburgk's 'Naturalised Weeds' (1879)
Cryptic and Colonialnesting Waterbirds: Distribution, Abundance and Habitat Associations 2013
State of evidence: Kangaroos and their management in SA
Modelling spatial patterns in koala density on Kangaroo Island, South Australia, to inform sterilisation targets for population control
Confirming the presence of five exotic species of Amanita in Australia and New Zealand

Atlas of Living Australia (ALA)

Confirming the presence of five exotic species of Amanita in Australia and New Zealand (30.9 MB PDF file)

Cryptic and Colonialnesting Waterbirds: Distribution, Abundance and Habitat Associations 2013 (2.1 MB PDF file)

CSIRO Handbook of Australian Weeds (book review) (0.2 MB PDF file)

Dr Richard Schomburgk's 'Naturalised Weeds' (1879) (1.8 MB PDF file)

Endangered species in the South Australian native vascular flora (0.3 MB PDF file)

Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF)

Modelling spatial patterns in koala density on Kangaroo Island, South Australia, to inform sterilisation targets for population control (10.4 MB PDF file)

One million and counting (2012 version) (0.5 MB PDF file)

State of evidence: Kangaroos and their management in SA (2.3 MB PDF file)

Taxonomy and evolution of Senna obtusifolia and S. tora (0.4 MB PDF file)

Why are new species described? (2.3 MB PDF file)

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Atlas of Living Australia (ALA)
Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF)

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