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	2011	Ethnic and mouse strain differences in central corneal thickness and association with pigmentation phenotype	Dimasi, D.; Hewitt, A.; Kagame, K.; Ruvama, S.; Tindyebwa, L.; Llamas, B.; Kirk, K.; Mitchell, P.; Burden, K.; Craig, J.; Chakravarti, S.
	2011	Evidence of endemic Hendra Virus infection in flying-foxes (Pteropus conspicillatus) - implications for disease risk management	Breed, A.; Breed, M.; Meers, J.; Field, H.; Fooks, A.R.
	2013	Mechanisms of population structuring in giant Australian cuttlefish Sepia apama	Payne, N.; Snelling, E.; Semmens, J.; Gillanders, B.; Tinti, F.
	2009	More than mere numbers: The impact of lethal control on the social stability of a top-order predator	Wallach, A.; Ritchie, E.; Read, J.; O'Neill, A.; Thompson, R.
	2011	Nautilus at risk - estimating population size and demography of Nautilus pompilius	Dunstan, A.; Bradshaw, C.; Marshall, N.; Solan, M.
	2009	Egg eviction imposes a recoverable cost of virulence in chicks of a brood parasite	Anderson, M.; Moskat, C.; Ban, M.; Grim, T.; Cassey, P.; Hauber, M.; Iwaniuk, A.
	2005	Changes in semen quality and morphology of the reproductive tract of the male tammar wallaby parallel seasonal breeding activity in the female	Paris, D.; Taggart, D.; Shaw, G.; Temple-Smith, P.; Renfree, M.
	2008	Evidence for differential assortative female preference in association with refugial isolation of rainbow skinks in Australia's tropical rainforests	Dolman, G.; Gemmell, N.J.
	2021	Climate change and invasive species: a physiological performance comparison of invasive and endemic bees in Fiji	da Silva, C.R.B.; Beaman, J.E.; Dorey, J.B.; Barker, S.J.; Congedi, N.C.; Elmer, M.C.; Galvin, S.; Tuiwawa, M.; Stevens, M.; Alton, L.A.; Schwarz, M.P.; Kellermann, V.
	2004	Sperm transport, size of the seminal plug and the timing of ovulation after natural mating in the female tammar wallaby macropus eugenii.	Paris, D.; Taggart, D.; Paris, M.; Temple-Smith, P.; Renfree, M.