Living on burrowed time: mygalomorph spiders in Perth city

This invertebrate conservation study assessed threatening processes that may affect the presence and persistence of mygalomorph spiders in 42 discrete patches of urban vegetation remnants in Perth, south-western Australia. Mygalomorph spiders were used as surrogates of ‘short-range endemics’ i.e. ta...

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Main Author: Mason, Leanda Denise
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2018
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/73529
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description This invertebrate conservation study assessed threatening processes that may affect the presence and persistence of mygalomorph spiders in 42 discrete patches of urban vegetation remnants in Perth, south-western Australia. Mygalomorph spiders were used as surrogates of ‘short-range endemics’ i.e. taxa with shared traits of low dispersal capacity, low mobility, low fecundity and with an entire distribution within 10 000 km2. Effects of habitat quality, invasive grass, fire and predation on spiders was assessed.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-735292018-12-19T08:17:50Z Living on burrowed time: mygalomorph spiders in Perth city Mason, Leanda Denise This invertebrate conservation study assessed threatening processes that may affect the presence and persistence of mygalomorph spiders in 42 discrete patches of urban vegetation remnants in Perth, south-western Australia. Mygalomorph spiders were used as surrogates of ‘short-range endemics’ i.e. taxa with shared traits of low dispersal capacity, low mobility, low fecundity and with an entire distribution within 10 000 km2. Effects of habitat quality, invasive grass, fire and predation on spiders was assessed. 2018 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/73529 Curtin University fulltext
spellingShingle Mason, Leanda Denise
Living on burrowed time: mygalomorph spiders in Perth city
title Living on burrowed time: mygalomorph spiders in Perth city
title_full Living on burrowed time: mygalomorph spiders in Perth city
title_fullStr Living on burrowed time: mygalomorph spiders in Perth city
title_full_unstemmed Living on burrowed time: mygalomorph spiders in Perth city
title_short Living on burrowed time: mygalomorph spiders in Perth city
title_sort living on burrowed time: mygalomorph spiders in perth city
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/73529