Alex S. Kutt

The paper examines mammal fauna changes in Judbarra-Gregory National Park from 1986-2017, finding no substantial changes in composition or abundance, but noting some species trends and correlations with fire and vegetation metrics.

The paper re-examines mammal survey data from Nitmiluk National Park between 2005 and 2018, finding little correlation with fire regime but highlighting reduced survey effort as a confounding factor.

The paper examines fire patterns and their relationship with mammal abundance in Garig Gunak Barlu National Park, finding that fire management practices influence mammal population trends.

The paper develops a typology of Australian terrestrial bird communities using co-occurrence data and expert consultation, identifying 29 distinct communities and their distributions.

The paper identifies landscape-scale predictors of mammal abundance and species richness across a Queensland tropical savannas gradient using 725 sites and three bioregions.

The paper examines changes in bird communities over 12 years across a habitat modification gradient in tropical savannas, finding increased instability in modified sites compared to intact ones.