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A fragile balance : the extraordinary story of Australian marsupials / Christopher Dickman ; illustrated by Rosemary Woodford Ganf ; [foreword by Tim Flannery].
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9781742457857 (hardback)
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Dickman, Chris R.
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A fragile balance : the extraordinary story of Australian marsupials / Christopher Dickman ; illustrated by Rosemary Woodford Ganf ; [foreword by Tim Flannery].
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Second editon.
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Sydney, N.S.W. : Australian Geographic, [2015]
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246 pages : colour illustrations, maps ; 32 cm
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Summary
The fine text distinguishes the diverse marsupial group from other mammals and places it in its geographic context. It covers all species in Australia and draws together many unique biological traits that characterise these marsupials. We see how marsupials interact with each other and with other living things, and how they survive in the adverse conditions of the Australian continent; they often modify their environment to make it more suitable for themselves, and their impacts can be startling. The tangled interactions of marsupials and people are also examined. Marsupials are integral components of the natural environment and of human endeavour in Australia and this book makes a compelling case for a new, more inclusive attitude towards them. Six notable species are highlighted in feature pages, and the text is completed with thumbnail accounts of all species of Australian marsupials, outlining size, distinguishing features, distribution and key aspects of their biology. this new edition has been updated to include new species and changes in conservation status that have been recognised since the first edition, and the new text reflects all relevant research in the interim.
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Marsupials -- Australia
Marsupials -- Australia
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Woodford Ganf, Rosemary
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Flannery, Tim F. (Tim Fridtjof), 1956-
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Marsupials -- Australia
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Marsupials -- Australia -- Identification
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Woodford Ganf, Rosemary
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