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Invasive Insects: Risks and Pathways Project

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McGeoch, M. A.

2020

Australia cant afford to allow in any more insect colonists like red imported fire ants, electric ants, browsing ants, yellow crazy ants, Argentine ants, African big-headed ants, Asian honeybees, large earth bumblebees and German wasps. These invade

Christmas Island National Park - Idependent scientific research shows that crazy ant bait does not acccumulate in Christmas Island's environment

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Cites independent study by CESAR Consultants confirms that Fipronil ant bait has not accumulated in the envrionment on Christmas Island for the control of yellow crazy ant.

Large-scale, multidirectional larval connectivity among coral reef fish populations in the Great Barrier Reef marine park.

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Williamson, D H

Harrison, H B

Almany G R

Berumen, M L

Bode, M

Bonin, M C

Choukroun, S

Doherty, P J

Frisch, A J

Agudelo, P S

Jones, G P

2016

Larval dispersal is the key process by which populations of most marine fishes and invertebrates are connected and replenished.

Cane Toad (Bufo marinus) fact sheet.

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Wetlandcare Australia

2006

4 page Fact sheet provides general information to background history, description of Cane Toad in different life stages, why they are invasive pest, and control actvities

Cane Toad (Bufo marinus) Fact Sheet

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Perth Zoo

2010

1 page fact sheet by Perth Zoo, Australia, with brief description, diet, behavior and threats posed

The cane toad (Bufo marinus).

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Australian Government, Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts.

2010

4 page Fact sheet provides general information to background history, disribution, behavior, description of Cane Toad in different life stages, why they are invasive pest, and control actvities; The Australian Government cane toad commitment is provi

Cane toad strategy for Western Australia 2014 to 2019

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The Government of Western Australia, Department of Parks and Wildlife

Cane toads introduced to Queensland in 1935, are major environmental pests in Western Australia, having arrived here in February 2009. The Liberal National Government released a 10-year Cane Toad Strategy for Western Australia in 2009. Over the first

Zero-tolerance biosecurity protects high-conservation-value island nature reserve.

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Scott,John K. McKirdy, Simon J. van der Merwe, Johann Green, Roy Burbidge, Andrew A. Pickles, Greg Hardie,Darryl C. Morris, Keith Kendrick, Peter G. Thomas, Melissa L. Horton, Kristin L. OConner, Simon Downs, Justin Stoklosa, Richard Lagdon, Russell Marks, Barbara Naim, Malcolm Mengersen, Kerrie

2017

Barrow Island, north-west coast of Australia, is one of the worlds significant conservation areas, harboring marsupials that have become extinct or threatened on mainland Australia as well as a rich diversity of plants and animals, some endemic. Acc