Publications

hematologic and serum biochemical reference ranges and an assessment of exposure to infectious diseases prior to translocation of the threatened western ringtail possum (pseudocheirus occidentalis).	health screening of animals before translocation is important to minimize the risk of pathogen transmission between sites and species. reintroduction has been incorporated into management of the endangered western ringtail possum (pseudocheirus occidentalis) to mitigate for habitat loss within the species' core range in southwestern australia. between november 2005 and march 2008 we screened 47 wild and 24 captive p. occidentalis and 68 sympatric common brushtail possums (trichosurus vulpecula h ...	2013	24502710
an endangered arboreal specialist, the western ringtail possum (pseudocheirus occidentalis), shows a greater genetic divergence across a narrow artificial waterway than a major road.	the fragmentation of habitats by roads and other artificial linear structures can have a profound effect on the movement of arboreal species due to their strong fidelity to canopies. here, we used 12 microsatellite dna loci to investigate the fine-scale spatial genetic structure and the effects of a major road and a narrow artificial waterway on a population of the endangered western ringtail possum (pseudocheirus occidentalis) in busselton, western australia. using spatial autocorrelation analy ...	2016	26784921