| energy requirements of the dasyurid marsupial mouse antechinus swainsonii (waterhouse). | | 1974 | 4817547 |
| permanent cell lines of the marsupial mouse antechinus swainsonii. | | 1966 | 5964752 |
| stress related involution of lymphoid tissues in australian marsupial mice. | involution of the thoracic thymus in two species of marsupial mouse, antechinus swainsonii (waterhouse) and antechinus stuartii (macleay) was shown to be unrelated to corticosteroid action and to be complete before puberty. a stress response in male marsupial mice is caused by an androgen related drop in the plasma corticosteroid binding globulin concentration which gives rise to an increase in the plasma free glucocorticoid concentration. the high concentrations of free glucocorticoids in the p ... | 1984 | 6735432 |
| anatrichosoma haycocki sp. n. (nematoda: trichuridae) from the paracloacal glands of antechinus spp. with notes on skrjabinocapillaria skarbilovitsch. | anatrichosoma haycocki sp. n. (nematoda: trichuridae) is described from the paracloacal glands of antechinus swainsonii (waterhouse, 1840) and a. stuartii macleay, 1841 (marsupialia: dasyuridae) from nadgee state forest, new south wales, australia. immature male and female worms occur free in the intestine. a. haycocki is distinguished from other species of anatrichosoma by the following suite of morphological characters: small size, absence of longitudinal cuticular striations in both sexes, su ... | 1982 | 7081890 |
| a novel structure in the stomach and intestine of two species of australian marsupial mice. | a tubular or sac-like structure with a well defined lumen which occasionally contained parasites was found in the outer muscle wall of the small and large intestine in 32 out of 40 male and 35 of 40 female marsupial mice of the two species, antechinus swainsonii and antechinus stuartii (macleay). a similar structure was also found in the muscle layers of the stomach in 5 marsupial mice of both species. the cellular matrix of the structure appeared to be composed of randomly organized macrophage- ... | 1984 | 6470235 |
| the gut-associated lymphoid system of two species of australian marsupial mice, antechinus swainsonii and antechinus stuartii. distribution, frequency and structure of peyer's patches and lymphoid follicles in the small and large intestine. | the distribution and number of peyer's patches (5) in two species of marsupial mice, antechinus swainsonii and antechinus stuartii was found to be the same even though the length of the intestine in the latter species was half that of the former. both species lack a caecum and appendix. the position of the peyer's patches is unusual in that the first three peyer's patches are on the right side of the small intestine whereas the penultimate and ultimate peyer's patches are large, contain many lym ... | 1984 | 6743144 |
| the black-tailed antechinus, antechinus arktos sp. nov.: a new species of carnivorous marsupial from montane regions of the tweed volcano caldera, eastern australia. | we describe a new species of dasyurid marsupial within the genus antechinus that was previously known as a northern outlier of dusky antechinus (a. swainsonii). the black-tailed antechinus, antechinus arktos sp. nov., is known only from areas of high altitude and high rainfall on the tweed volcano caldera of far south-east queensland and north-east new south wales, australia. antechinus arktos formerly sheltered under the taxonomic umbrella of a. swainsonii mimetes, the widespread mainland form ... | 2014 | 24870890 |
| can remote infrared cameras be used to differentiate small, sympatric mammal species? a case study of the black-tailed dusky antechinus, antechinus arktos and co-occurring small mammals in southeast queensland, australia. | the black-tailed dusky antechinus (antechinus arktos) is an endangered, small carnivorous marsupial endemic to australia, which occurs at low population density along with abundant sympatric populations of other small mammals: antechinus stuartii, rattus fuscipes and melomys cervinipes. using a. arktos as a model species, we aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of infrared digital camera traps for detecting and differentiating small mammals and to comment on the broad applicability of this method ... | 2017 | 28792958 |
| taxonomy and redescription of the atherton antechinus, antechinus godmani (thomas) (marsupialia: dasyuridae). | we provide a taxonomic redescription of the dasyurid marsupial atherton antechinus, antechinus godmani (thomas). a. godmani is only rarely encountered and limited to wet tropical rainforests of north-east queensland, australia, between the towns of cardwell and cairns (a distribution spanning 135 kilometres from north to south). the distinctive species occurs at altitudes of over 600 meters asl, in all major rainforest types, and can be found with both the northern subspecies of the yellow-foote ... | 2013 | 26438953 |
| failure of glucocorticoid feedback in males of a population of small marsupials (antechinus swainsonii) during the period of mating. | in an investigation of the factors leading to the increase in the concentration of plasma free glucocorticoid, which results in immunosuppression and death after mating of all males in natural populations of a small shrew-like marsupial, the dusky antechinus (antechinus swainsonii), the integrity of the glucocorticoid feedback control of the concentration of plasma cortisol was examined by use of dexamethasone-suppression tests. injection of 0.2 mg dexamethasone/kg i.m. caused a marked fall in t ... | 1986 | 3003222 |
| vegetation structure and ground cover attributes describe the occurrence of a newly discovered carnivorous marsupial on the tweed shield volcano caldera, the endangered black-tailed dusky antechinus (antechinus arktos). | the black-tailed dusky antechinus (antechinus arktos) is a recently discovered, endangered, carnivorous marsupial mammal endemic to the tweed shield volcano caldera, straddling the border between queensland and new south wales in eastern australia. the species' preference for cool, high-altitude habitats makes it particularly vulnerable to a shifting climate as these habitats recede. aside from basic breeding and dietary patterns, the species' ecology is largely unknown. understanding fine-scale ... | 2020 | 32128142 |
| determining the efficacy of camera traps, live capture traps, and detection dogs for locating cryptic small mammal species. | metal box (e.g., elliott, sherman) traps and remote cameras are two of the most commonly employed methods presently used to survey terrestrial mammals. however, their relative efficacy at accurately detecting cryptic small mammals has not been adequately assessed. the present study therefore compared the effectiveness of metal box (elliott) traps and vertically oriented, close range, white flash camera traps in detecting small mammals occurring in the scenic rim of eastern australia. we also con ... | 2020 | 32015864 |