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Title: Can kangaroos survive in the wheatbelt?
Author: Arnold, G. W. (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, Helena Valley (Australia). Div. of Wildlife and Ecology)
Year: 1990
Series: Journal of agriculture, Western Australia, 4 ser. v. 31(1) : 14
Description: col. ill.
Holdings: v.31(1) (1990)
Subject: Kangaroos. ; Nature conservation. ; Western Australia. ; Survival. ; Land clearance.
Notes: 2 tables, 1 figure.
(En)
Type: Journal Article
Abstract: Examines the impact of land clearing on kangaroo numbers in the Western Australian wheatbelt. Discusses the life cycle of kangaroos, and damage to crops by kangaroos.
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