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The use of roads and tracks as transect routes for surveying the abundance of Whiptail Wallabies, Macropus parryi (Marsupalia: Macropodidae).

CJ Southwell, M. Fletcher

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Key concepts: Transect, Marsupial, Biology, Monotreme, Macropus, Bandicoot, Abundance (ecology), Zoology

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