John C.Z. Woinarski, Sarah M. Legge, Stephen T. Garnett
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Extinct Australian birds: numbers, characteristics, lessons and prospects
Since European colonisation of Australia in 1788, nine Australian bird species (1.2% of the Australian total) have become extinct, along with 22 subspecies (of 16 species). Consistent with global p...
期刊介绍:
Emu – Austral Ornithology is the premier journal for ornithological research and reviews related to the Southern Hemisphere and adjacent tropics. The journal has a long and proud tradition of publishing articles on many aspects of the biology of birds, particularly their conservation and management.