21. LiveLeak.com - Baby Devils Tasmanian Devils are marsupials, Wild Bill shows us the hideout of some babies. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=81d_1187700571&c=1

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24. Summary: Marsupials - UsingEnglish.com ESL Forum The only marsupials wild here are possums descended from an illthought out venture in the late 1800s. Possums are completely protected in their native Australia and are a HUGE http://www.usingenglish.com/forum/editing-writing-topics/75565-summary-marsupial

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26. UNE - ERS - Environmental Science & Natural Resources Staff Research Interests ecology conservation of terrestrial vertebrates, especially threatened marsupials ; wild horse ecology management ; wildlife management ; spatial ecology (home range, movement http://www.une.edu.au/ers/research-interests-envirosci-natres.php

Skip navigation to main content Global UNE Links: C ontacts I ndex ... NE S UNE Web Staff directory Library Catalog Units Database Inside ERS School of Environmental and Rural Science Armidale, New South Wales, AUSTRALIA You are here: UNE Home ERS Staff Research Interests Sub sections: Welcome... Study @ ERS... Research @ ERS... Int'l Development @ ERS... ... Contact Us... Courses: Search Browse All Subject Areas Units: Search Browse All Quick Links: AskUNE Costs/Fees Enrolling Glossary ... Dr Nigel Andrew P: 02 6773 2937 E: nigel.andrew@une.edu.au zoology insect herbivores and herbivory insect community structure along environmental and evolutionary gradients Dr David Backhouse P: 02 6773 2341 E: dbackhou@une.edu.au botany population ecology of soil fungi biological indicators of soil health plant-pathogen interactions Assoc Professor Jeremy Bruhl P: 02 6773 2429 E: jbruhl@une.edu.au botany systematics of Cyperaceae worldwide Dr Stuart Cairns P: 02 6773 2170 E: scairns@une.edu.au zoology population dynamics resource allocation habitat utilisation macropod marsupial ecology experimental ecology Assoc Prof Peter Clarke P: 02 6773 3712 E: pclarke1@une.edu.au

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29. Veterinary Jobs - Vet Surgeon The practice caters for the whole range of animals, i.e. mammals (small/ farm/equine/ deer/marine) and marsupials, wild birds and sea turtles. if you have the range of skills http://www.vetsurgeon.org/blogs/jobs/archive/2009/10/09/mixed-animal-vet-131636-

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30. Curious About Marsupials :: Wildlife UK Forum - Discuss The UK Countryside And W Hi everybody.I just joined this forum today. I found you by accident, glad I stumbled in here. Plenty to learn I am a city slicker though I love walks in the park, the sound of.. http://www.wildlifeuk.net/curious-about-marsupials-t-3186.html

var quickdelete_confirm = "Are you sure you want to delete this post?"; Blogs Gallery Articles Search Member List Calendar Help Current time: 16-11-2010, 01:00 PM Hello There, Guest! ( Login Register December Winner: Markulous and Year Winner: Wild Canon Congratulations to Markulous on winning the final competition of 2009 and Wild Canon on winning the overall competition for the year! The top 3 members this year were: 1st - Wild Canon (80 votes) 2nd - Markulous (40 votes) 3rd - Keith (33 votes) Congratuations to all three of you and also a big thanks to everyone who entered this year. If you'd like to know your score then please contact Jamie. As you know, this was Jamie's last month running the competition so a huge thank you to him from everyone at the forum. He's run the competition brilliantly and I'm sure you'll agree it's been a big success. There will be no January competition this year but hopefully we should have something sorted for February. Thanks and happy new year! Wildlife UK Forum - Discuss the UK countryside and wildlife General Wildlife Introductions Curious about Marsupials Threaded Mode Linear Mode Curious about Marsupials Author Message William Campbell Hedgehog Posts: 9 Group: Registered Joined: Mar 2010 Status: Offline Reputation: Post: Curious about Marsupials Hi everybody.I just joined this forum today. I found you by accident, glad I stumbled in here. Plenty to learn...I am a city slicker though I love walks in the park, the sound of birds chirping etc beyond that I'm a newbie.

31. Cosmology, Resources, And Landscape: Agencies Of The Dead And The Living In Duna Important dietary supplemental sources are found in these areas, and the lush vegetation provides homes for birds, marsupials, wild pigs, and cassowaries (Modjeska 1977 http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-135843709.html

Research articles and archives from 6,500+ publications Please enter a keyword above. Log in Free trial What's in a free trial Help ... Articles Sports and Life magazines Social Sciences magazines Ethnology articles January 2005 Article: Cosmology, resources, and landscape: agencies of the dead and the living in Duna, Papua New Guinea. Article from: Ethnology Article date: January 1, 2005 Author: Customer Support Related articles Among the Duna people of Papua New Guinea, ideas about the dead and the living are intertwined through cosmological perceptions of, and ritual interactions with, the landscape. These ideas change to accommodate and deal with new issues that arise. Malu (narratives of origins) link kin with land and to spirit figures. In the context of colonial and post-colonial mining for minerals and drilling for oil, malu have been reformulated as a way of claiming compensation from mining companies. Central to the Duna perspective is the notion that the agencies and substances of the dead and the living are interlinked. An act of suicide may lead to demands for compensation as a result of the suicide being caused by "shaming": the agency of the dead person therefore lives on. In images of this sort, the connection between the living and the dead is vividly portrayed. (Agency, ancestors, compensation, cosmology) Beliefs about the placement of bodies, living and dead, within the landscape reveal ways in which the Duna situate themselves in relation to their environment and in relation to drilling by mining companies that dramatically affect their environment.

32. Wild Animals: Marsupials, Rock Wallaby, American Mammals You are here Experts Animals/Pets Veterinary Medicine Wild Animals Marsupials Wild Animals Marsupials http://en.allexperts.com/q/Wild-Animals-705/2009/4/Marsupials-1.htm

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33. THE FUTURE Some people deliberately run over opossums, thinking of them as giant rats (they're not, they are North America's only marsupials). Wild mothers are killed when they go out to http://www.niagarawildlifehaven.org/the_future.htm

Niagara Wildlife Haven Needs to Relocate! You might wonder if there is a need for a wildlife rehabilitation centre in Niagara and we're here to let you know that there is a desperate need ! In the past few years distressed wildlife calls have more than doubled. We do our best to provide assistance and take these animals into care, however, physical space, our location, and funding, severely limit our ability to help. Many of you know that we remained at this location because we made a choice to stay and provide care and assistance to my parents. They have passed on and we now face a crossroad. To continue being a wildlife rehabilitation facility we must relocate. Niagara’s wildlife needs a place of its own - in Niagara - where the animals will receive experienced and skilled professional rehabilitation and care. We have the knowledge, we have the skill, and we certainly have the experience. We just need ‘the place’. Although we meet the standards set by the Ministry of Natural Resources for what we currently do here, and we pass all facility inspections, there simply isn’t enough room here for us to work with all the different species that we get in. To remain here will severely limit what we keep and treat because we cannot expand. Animals we could easily help, we are now faced with having to be euthanized as there just is no other facility that can take them in. With the exception of two facilities that specialize only in birds of prey, there is no other facility in Niagara authorized (licensed) for

34. Answers.com - What Is Sometimes Called The Rabbit Eared Bandicoot In Pet Rabbits, Marsupials, Wild Rabbits and Hares Edit categories Are rabbit eared bandicoots related to humans? No, bandicoots are marsupials. http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_sometimes_called_the_rabbit_eared_bandicoot

35. UNE - ERS - Research Interests Ecology and conservation of terrestrial vertebrates, especially threatened marsupials; Wild horse ecology and management; Wildlife management; Spatial ecology (home range, movement and http://www.une.edu.au/esnrm/esnrmacademicstaffresearchinterests.php

Skip navigation to main content Global UNE Links: C ontacts I ndex ... NE S UNE Web Staff directory Library Catalog Units Database Inside ERS School of Environmental and Rural Science Armidale, New South Wales, AUSTRALIA You are here: UNE Home ERS Research Interests Sub sections: Welcome... Study @ ERS... Research @ ERS... Int'l Development @ ERS... ... Contact Us... Courses: Search Browse All Subject Areas Units: Search Browse All Quick Links: AskUNE Costs/Fees Enrolling Glossary ... Timetable Research Interests Agronomy and Soil Science Crop Agronomy Pasture Agronomy Insect Pest Management Soil Science Animal Science Animal Health Animal Nutrition Animal Physiology Animal Production Meat Science Poultry Science Botany Ecosystem Management Environmental Engineering Geology/Earth Sciences Zoology Agronomy and Soil Science Crop Agronomy Mr Craig Birchall Phone: 02 6773 2721 Email: cbirchal@une.edu.au Crop Agronomy Associate Professor Robin Jessop Phone: 02 6773 2502 Email: rjessop@une.edu.au Plant Breeding (triticale improvement) Improved water use in pulse and oilseed crops Weed control in cropping systems New crop studies Dr Paul Kristiansen Phone: 02 6773 2962 Email: paul.kristiansen@une.edu.au

36. ARTWORKS ARE INTEGRAL TO MIDLAND'S REVITALISATION. They Add The Swan Valley, just outside Midland, was a good source of food for Aborigines who hunted there for kangaroos and other marsupials, wild fowl, fish and longnecked tortoises, and http://www.mra.wa.gov.au/images/mra-28--aehel.pdf

37. Articles About New Guinea - Page 2 - Baltimore Sun Pythons eat warmblooded animals like birds and small marsupials. Wild facts 1. Carpet pythons have small spurs on the outside of their body which used to be legs. http://articles.baltimoresun.com/keyword/new-guinea/featured/2

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39. Tea Tree Oil Geoff, Do you look after baby possums/marsupials? Wild life carer? It'd be good to know if we were to discover any future ones, as done in the past when we once found a very young http://www.vegsoc.org.au/forum_messages.asp?Thread_ID=2107&Topic_ID=6

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