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Lourdais,
O., F. Brischoux, R. Shine,
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Kearney, M., and
R. Shine.
2005. Parthenogenetic geckos from the
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lower fecundity than do their
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18:609-618.
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Aubret, F., X.
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and S. Maumelat. 2005. Energy
expenditure for parental
care may be trivial for brooding
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Animal Behaviour
69:1043-1053.
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Shine, R., R. P.
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Langkilde, M. D. Wall, and R. T. Mason.
2005. Snakes in search
of sex: the relationship between
mate-locating ability and mating
success in male garter
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Shine, R.
2005. Life-history
evolution in reptiles. Invited review.
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Webb, J. K., R.
Shine, and K. A.
Christian. 2005. Intraspecific
niche partitioning in a
native predator may influence its
response to invasion by a toxic prey
species. Austral
Ecology
30:201-209.
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Pearson, D. J., R. Shine,
and A.
Williams. 2005. The spatial ecology of a
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30:261-274.
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Bonnet, X., I. Ineich, and
R. Shine.
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on cliff-climbing ability in
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Society 85:433-441.
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Greenlees, M., J. K. Webb,
and
R. Shine. 2005. Led by the blind: bandy bandy
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Vermicella annulata (Elapidae) follow
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2005:184-187.
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70:387-396.
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Shine, R., T.
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and R. T. Mason. 2005. The
fitness correlates of scalation
asymmetry in garter snakes
(Thamnophis sirtalis parietalis).
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19:306-314.
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| 441. |
Du, W., X. Ji,
and R. Shine.
2005. Does body-volume constrain
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1:98-100.
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Fitzgerald, M.,
R. Shine, F. Lemckert,
and A. Towerton. 2005.
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snake species
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30:465-474.
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Shine, R., M.
Wall, T. Langkilde,
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the heights: thermally-driven
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Brown, G. P., and
R. Shine.
2005. Do changing moisture levels during
incubation influence
phenotypic traits of hatchling snakes
(Tropidonophis mairii)?
Physiological and Biochemical
Zoology 78:524-530.
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Aubret, F., X.
Bonnet, R. Shine,
and S. Mamelaut. 2005. Swimming
and pregnancy in tiger
snakes, Notechis
scutatus. Amphibia-Reptilia
26:396-400.
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| 446. |
Vincent, S. E.,
R. Shine, and G.
P. Brown. 2005. Does foraging mode
influence sensory modalities
for prey detection? A comparison
between male and female filesnakes
(Acrochordus arafurae,
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70:715-721.
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Shine, R.
2005. All at
sea: aquatic life modifies mate-recognition
modalities in sea snakes
(Emydocephalus annulatus,
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57:591-598.
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Madsen, T., B.
Ujvari, M. M. Olsson,
and R. Shine. 2005. Paternal
alleles enhance female reproductive
success in tropical
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Langkilde, T.,
V. Lance, and R.
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consequences of agonistic interactions
in lizards. Ecology
86:1650-1659.
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| 450. |
Langkilde, T.,
and R. Shine.
2005. How do water skinks avoid shelters already
occupied by other
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142:203-216.
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Aubret, F., X.
Bonnet, R. Shine,
and S. Mamelaut. 2005. Why do
female ball pythons (Python
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around their eggs? Evolutionary Ecology Research
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| 452. |
Shine, R., M.
Wall, T. Langkilde,
and R. T. Mason. 2005. Battle
of the sexes: forcibly-inseminating
male garter snakes target
courtship to more vulnerable females.
Animal Behaviour
70:1133-1140.
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| 453. |
Fearn, S., L.
Schwarzkopf, and
R. Shine. 2005. Giant snakes in
tropical forests: a field
study of the Australian scrub
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32:193-201.
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Phillips, B., and
R. Shine.
2005. The morphology, and hence impact, of
an invasive species (the
cane toad, Bufo marinus) changes
with time since colonization.
Animal Conservation
8:407-413.
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| 455. |
Llewelyn, J., R.
Shine, and J. Webb.
2005. Thermal regimes and diel
activity patterns of four species
of small elapid snakes from
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53:1-8.
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Shine, R., M.
Wall, T. Langkilde,
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garter snakes evade
males to avoid harassment or to enhance mate
quality? American Naturalist
165:660-668.
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Shine, R., and
J. Thomas.
2005. Do lizards and snakes really differ
in their ability to take
large prey? A study of relative prey
mass and feeding tactics in lizards.
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144:492-498.
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| 458. |
Brown, G. P., and
R. Shine.
2005. Links between female phenotype,
life-history and reproductive
success in free-ranging snakes
(Tropidonophis mairii, Colubridae).
Ecology
86:2763-2770.
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Brown, G. P., R.
Shine, and T. Madsen.
2005. Spatial ecology of
slatey-grey snakes (Stegonotus cucullatus,
Colubridae) on
a tropical Australian floodplain. Journal of Tropical Ecology
21:605-612.
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| 460. |
Du, W., X. Ji, Y.
Zhang, X. Xu,
and R. Shine. 2005. Identifying
sources of variation
in reproductive and life history traits
among five populations of a
Chinese lizard (Takydromus
septentrionalis, Lacertidae).
Biological Journal of the
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Shine,
R., T. Shine, J. M. Shine,
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30:805-811. 10.1111/j.1442-9993.2005.01524.x
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Warner, D., and R.
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Olsson,
M. M., B. Ujvari, E. Wapstra,
T. Madsen, R. Shine, and U.
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prevent rival mating
in snow skink lizards? - a test using AFLP.
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61:389-394. 10.1043/0018-0831
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464.
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Brown, G. P., and R.
Shine. 2005.
Nesting snakes (Tropidonophis mairii,
Colubridae) selectively oviposit
in sites that provide evidence
of previous successful hatching.
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Langkilde, T., and R.
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2005. Different optimal offspring sizes for sons
versus daughters
may favor the evolution of
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in viviparous
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Aubret,
F., X. Bonnet, D. Pearson,
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can blind tigersnakes (Notechis
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Webb,
J. K., R. Pringle, and R.
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restores habitat quality for
an endangered snake in a fire
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Shine,
R., J. K. Webb, A. Lane,
and R. T. Mason. 2005.
Mate-location tactics in garter snakes:
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energy stores limit his reproductive
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