New Paper - Booming during a bust: Asynchronous population responses of arid zone lizards to climatic variables
A new paper written by Environment Institute members, , and as well as Kelli-Jo Kovac from the Environment Section, Olympic Dam, has been made available online and will soon be published in the Journal .
The paper titled explores the productivity of arid environments and the reproductive success of vertebrates in these systems. Data from their 15 year study at an Australian arid zone site reveals asynchronous demographic responses to rainfall and other climatic variables among different lizard species.
to find out what the researchers discovered by analysing a 15-year multi-species capture-mark-recapture dataset.
The paper titled explores the productivity of arid environments and the reproductive success of vertebrates in these systems. Data from their 15 year study at an Australian arid zone site reveals asynchronous demographic responses to rainfall and other climatic variables among different lizard species.
to find out what the researchers discovered by analysing a 15-year multi-species capture-mark-recapture dataset.
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