Occupancy and co-occurrence patterns of endemic mammals and introduced predators across a broad geographical gradient in eastern Australia von McHugh, Darren, Goldingay, Ross L., Letnic, Mike

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Multiyear monitoring of threatened iconic arboreal mammals in a mid‐elevation conservation reserve in eastern Australia von Goldingay, Ross L., McHugh, Darren, Parkyn, Jonathan L.

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Elevation induced variation in the breeding traits of a nectar-feeding non-flying mammal von Goldingay, Ross L., Rueegger, Niels

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Are Urban Populations of a Gliding Mammal Vulnerable to Decline? von Marks, Anita J, Goldingay, Ross L

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Habitat and introduced predators influence the occupancy of small threatened macropods in subtropical Australia von McHugh, Darren, Goldingay, Ross L., Link, Jeremy, Letnic, Mike

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Can field trials improve the design of road-crossing structures for gliding mammals? von Goldingay, Ross L., Taylor, Brendan D.

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Use of road underpasses by mammals and a monitor lizard in eastern Australia and consideration of the prey‐trap hypothesis von Goldingay, Ross L., Rohweder, David, Taylor, Brendan D., Parkyn, Jonathan L.

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Fine-scale genetic response to landscape change in a gliding mammal von Goldingay, Ross L, Harrisson, Katherine A, Taylor, Andrea C, Ball, Tina M, Sharpe, David J, Taylor, Brendan D

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Degree of landscape fragmentation influences genetic isolation among populations of a gliding mammal von Taylor, Andrea C, Walker, Faith M, Goldingay, Ross L, Ball, Tina, van der Ree, Rodney

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Utilising power analyses and occupancy modelling to inform population monitoring of the regionally endangered black‐striped wallaby (Macropus dorsalis) in New South Wales von McHugh, Darren, Goldingay, Ross L.

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Does nest box use reduce the fitness of a tree-cavity dependent mammal? von Goldingay, Ross L.

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Limited use of bat boxes in a rural landscape: implications for offsetting the clearing of hollow‐bearing trees von Rueegger, Niels, Goldingay, Ross L., Law, Brad, Gonsalves, Leroy

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Nest box contentions: Are nest boxes used by the species they target? von Goldingay, Ross L., Rohweder, David, Taylor, Brendan D.

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Tolerance to high temperature by arboreal mammals using nest boxes in southern Australia von Goldingay, Ross L., Thomas, Karen J.

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Outcomes of decades long installation of nest boxes for arboreal mammals in southern Australia von Goldingay, Ross L., Thomas, Karen J., Shanty, Devi

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Specific nest box designs can improve habitat restoration for cavity-dependent arboreal mammals von Goldingay, Ross L., Rueegger, Niels N., Grimson, Matthew J., Taylor, Brendan D.

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Short‐term response of threatened small macropods and their predators to prescribed burns in subtropical Australia von McHugh, Darren, Goldingay, Ross L., Parkyn, Jonathan, Goodwin, Allan, Letnic, Mike

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Small‐scale field experiments provide important insights to restore the rock habitat of Australia's most endangered snake von Goldingay, Ross L., Newell, David A.

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Nest box revealed habitat preferences of arboreal mammals in box‐ironbark forest von Goldingay, Ross L., Quin, Darren G., Talamo, Orlando, Mentiplay‐Smith, Janice

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Anatomy of a post-wildfire recovery: Responses of mammals to a Black Summer wildfire in a fox-free landscape von Goldingay, Ross L.

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