York / Perth / Sims / New York / Sydney / Healesville / Canberra / Vancouver / Fuhlendorf / Melbourne / Whelan / Vienna / Omi / MU9810145 Robinson / Chicago / /
Company
SPSS Inc. / Gould / Amazon / Cambridge University Press / New Zealand Geomorphology Group / McGraw-Hill / Pearson / Knight / Carpenter / carried out using SPSS / /
Continent
America / Australia / /
Country
Austria / Canada / Australia / United Kingdom / / /
Scale bar / Deakin University / La Trobe University / /
IndustryTerm
food availability / food sources / food / energy / steel nails / i.e. energy output / computing / /
MarketIndex
FFDI / /
NaturalFeature
Eucalyptus forests / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Australian Academy / Department of Zoology / Deakin University / La Trobe University / Bureau of Meteorology / /
Person
George Kanjere / Van de Koppel / Van De Vijver / Steven W. J. Leonard / Quinn / Jack Nugent / Cheney / Alexander / Angie Haslem / Michael F. Clarke / Daniel T. Nugent / Van Langevelde / Parks Victoria Kinglake / Jon Gwilt / Comparison / Cruz / Foley / /
Position
driver / Walker / important ecosystem engineer / Corresponding author / Governor / representative / G. P. / Fire-behaviour model / /
ProvinceOrState
Western Australia / Queensland / Victoria / South Dakota / Tasmania / New Mexico / P. N. / North Carolina / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
Forest Ecology and Management / Journal of Biogeography / Australian Journal of Botany / Natural History / Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences / /
Region
southern Australia / southeastern Tasmania / northern Australia / central Victoria / southeastern Australia / eastern Australia / Western Australia / /
Interactions between the superb lyrebird (Menura novaehollandiae) and fire in south-eastern Australia