buffalo / NEWSOME ET / New York / Plymouth / Canberra / Melbourne / London / /
Company
Thomson / Inkata Press / Stephens / /
Country
Zimbabwe / Australia / United Kingdom / India / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Extinction / /
Facility
O Mine / University of New England / mine Outstation / mine Community / Orange Agricultural Institute / University of Sydney / University of Canberra / /
IndustryTerm
anthropogenic food sources / food resources / food categories / particular food group category / anthropogenic food items / online aggregation / chronic food shortage / individual food categories / anthropogenic food / human food waste / pastoral site / human-provided food / food sources / surplus food / supplementary food / food-web interactions / food / sustainable online platform / collection protocol / community site / food scraps / human-derived food / accessible food / anthropogenic food availability / desert site / study site / mine site / ith food type / supplementary food resources / human food production / leftover food / food ad libitum / gold-mining / damage infrastructure / food webs / less anthropogenic food / food-group category / food waste / /
NaturalFeature
Tanami Desert / Mt. Theo / Mt Theo / /
Organization
AND CHRISTOPHER R. DICKMAN School of Biological Sciences / Orange Agricultural Institute / University of Sydney / University of Canberra / Vertebrate Pest Research Unit / Bureau of Rural Sciences / Invasive Animals Co-operative Research Centre / American Society of Mammalogists DOI / Parks and Wildlife Commission of the Northern Territory / Northern Territory Government / School of Environmental and Rural Sciences / University of New England / Central Land Council / /
Person
Peter J. S. Fleming / Mathew S. Crowther / Guy-Anthony Ballard / Ritchie / Thomas M. Newsome / Allen / Alice Springs / P. YAKLOVLEVICH / Johnson / /
Dietary niche overlap of free-roaming dingoes and domestic dogs: the role of human-provided food Author(s): Thomas M. Newsome , Guy-Anthony Ballard , Mathew S. Crowther , Peter J. S. Fleming , and Christopher R. Dickman