Region
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Surveys available
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Anangu Pitjantjatjara Lands
The survey covering the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Lands documents the first systematic attempt to collect comparable biological data across this very significant area of the state.
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Part 1 - Contents, acknowledgements, introduction and methods
Part 2 - Results
2a - Vegetation
2b - Vegetation mapping, mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, insects and arachnids. Conclusions, recommendations and bibliography
Part 3 - Appendices
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Coongie Lakes
This survey identifies and documents seasonal changes to the flora and fauna and the impact on the natural environment of human activities.
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Summary of The Coongie Lakes Study
The Coongie Lakes Study
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Cooper Creek
This survey is built around a program of standardised point related sampling of the vegetation and vertebrate fauna together with the compilation of all available biological information on the study area.
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Summary of biological survey of Cooper Creek
Biological survey of Cooper Creek Report
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Eyre Peninsula
Specific objectives of the Biological Survey of the Eyre Peninsula Biogeographic Region were to collate the existing flora and fauna information and systematically sample the diversity of habitats present in the region for vertebrates.
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Part 1
Part 2
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Flinders Ranges
The primary aim of this survey was to determine for the Flinders Ranges region the diversity, distribution and extent of biological communities for vegetation and vertebrate fauna.
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Biological survey of the Flinders Ranges
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Gawler Ranges
The Gawler Ranges biological survey was carried out for three weeks in October 1985 and sampled the vegetation and vertebrate fauna at 16 sites across the ranges.
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Part 1 - Contents, acknowledgements, people involved, introduction and methods
Part 2 - Results
2a - Vegetation, introduction and floristic vegetation analysis
2b - Relative abundance of plant species, mammals, birds, reptiles and biological patterns in the Gawler Ranges
Part 3 - Conclusions and conservation recommendations, resource materials and bibliography
Part 4 - Appendices
4a - Appendix I
4b - Appendix II, III, IV and V
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Kangaroo Island
This surveybegan in November 1989 with 341 vegetation quadrats being sampled across the range of habitats on the island. A sub-set of these quadrats were sampled for vertebrate fauna in October-November 1990.
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Part 1 - Contents and introduction
Part 2 - Climate, geomorphology and geology, and land use history
Part 3 - Methods
Part 4 - Results
4a - Results - vegetation and vegetation mapping
4b - Results - mammals, birds, and reptiles and amphibians
Part 5 - Conclusion and recommendation, and references
Part 6 - Appendices
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Mid North and Yorke Peninsula
A biological survey was conducted in the Mid North and Yorke Peninsula between October 2003 and November 2004. A total of 140 sites were selected to represent the broad biological and geographical diversity within remnant native vegetation in the region.
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Part 1 - Report
Part 2 - Appendices
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Murray Mallee
A vegetation survey was carried out in the Murray Mallee in 1990 that sampled 678 quadrats. This was followed by a vertebrate survey in October-November 1991 that sampled a sub-set of 173 quadrats.
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Vegetation survey
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North Olary Plains
From July to September 1995, 381 sites were surveyed in the North Olary Plains area. General landform information and a complete plant species list were obtained at each site.
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North Olary Plains survey
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Offshore Islands (excluding Kangaroo Island)
For more than 10 years biologists visited and studied the biology of the Offshore Islands. This surveyhas been used for the reintroduction of mammal species that have been extinct on the mainland of South Australia for many years.
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Biological survey of offshore islands
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South East
A vegetation survey was carried out in the South East in 1991 that sampled 340 quadrats. This was followed by a vertebrate survey in January-February 1997 that sampled a sub-set of 96 quadrats.
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Part 1 - Contents, acknowledgements, introduction and methods
Part 2 - Results, vegetation, vegetation mapping, mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians, terrestrial invertebrates
Part 3 - Conclusions and conservation and recommendations
Part 4 - Appendices
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Southern Mt Lofty Ranges
The Southern Mt Lofty Ranges survey includes the results of five surveys conducted between 1977 and 2000 and comprised of 1,177 vegetation quadrats.
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Part 1 - Contents, acknowledgements, introduction and methods
Part 2 - Results
2a - Vegetation, vegetation mapping
2b - Mammals, birds, reptiles, frogs, terrestrial invertebrates and aquatic macroinvertebrates
Part 3 - Conclusions and conservation recommendations and bibliography and references
Part 4 - Appendices (I to XXIX)
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South Olary Plains
This biological survey, conducted between 1991-92, surveyed the vegetation of the South Olary Plains area and sub-sampled a representative selection of the vegetation sites for vertebrate fauna.
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A biological survey of the South Olary Plains
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Stony Deserts
From September 1994, 344 sites were surveyed for flora and fauna (with a further 254 being surveyed for flora only) in this area of South Australia.
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Stony Deserts survey
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Yellabinna
The Yellabinna survey was undertaken is October 1987 and includes the vegetation and vertebrate fauna of the region.
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Part 1 - Contents, acknowledgements, introduction and methods
Part 2 - Results
Part 3 - Conclusions and conservation and recommendations
Part 4 - Appendices
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