| 471. |
Madsen,
T., B. Ujvari, R. Shine,
and M. Olsson. 2006.
Rain, rats and pythons:
climate-driven population dynamics
of predators and prey in tropical
Australia. Austral
Ecology
31:30-37.
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472.
|
Brown,
G. P., and R. Shine.
2006. Why do most tropical animals
reproduce seasonally?
Testing alternative hypotheses on the
snake Tropidonophis mairii
(Colubridae). Ecology
87:133-143.
|
473.
|
Shine,
R., J. K. Webb, A. Lane,
and R. T. Mason. 2006.
Flexible mate choice: a male
snake's preference for larger
females is modified by the sizes of
females that he
encounters. Animal Behaviour
71:203-209.
|
474.
|
Vincent,
S. E., B. R. Moon, R.
Shine, and A. Herrel. 2006. The
functional meaning of
"prey size" in snakes: influence of
prey dimensions on feeding performance
in water snakes
(Nerodia fasciata, Serpentes, Colubridae).
Oecologia
147:204-211.
|
475.
|
Goldsbrough, C. L., R. Shine,
and D. F.
Hochuli. 2006. Factors affecting retreat-site
selection by coppertail skinks (Ctenotus taeniolatus)
from
sandstone outcrops in eastern Australia. Austral Ecology
31:326-336.
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476.
|
Phillips,
B. L., and R. Shine.
2006. Allometry and selection in a novel
predator-prey system: Australian
snakes and the invading cane
toad. Oikos
112:122-130.
|
| 477. |
Lourdais, O., R.
Shine, X. Bonnet,
and F. Brischoux. 2006. Sex
differences in body
composition, performance and behaviour
in the Colombian rainbow
boa (Epicrates cenchria
maurus, Boidae). Journal of Zoology (London)
269:175-182.
|
478.
|
O'Connor, D.,
and R. Shine.
2006. Kin discrimination in the social
lizard Egernia
saxatilis (Scincidae).
Behavioral Ecology
17:206-211.
|
479.
|
Madsen, T., B. Ujvari, R. Shine,
W.
Buttemer, and M. Olsson. 2006. Size matters:
extraordinary
rodent abundance on an Australian tropical
floodplain.
Austral Ecology
31:361-365.
|
480.
|
Phillips, B., and R.
Shine. 2006.
Spatial and temporal variation in the
morphology (and thus, predicted impact)
of an invasive species
in Australia. Ecography
29:205-212.
|
481.
|
Avolio, C., R. Shine, and A.
Pile.
2006. Sexual dimorphism in scale rugosity in sea
snakes (Hydrophiidae).
Biological Journal of the Linnean
Society 89:343-354.
|
482.
|
Llewelyn,
J., R. Shine, and J. Webb.
2006. Time of testing affects
locomotor performance in diurnal
versus nocturnal snakes.
Journal
of Thermal
Biology 31:268-273.
|
483.
|
Webb,
J., K. Christian, and R. Shine.
2006. The adaptive
significance of reptilian viviparity in the tropics:
testing
the "maternal manipulation" hypothesis. Evolution
60:115-122.
|
484.
|
Shine,
R., W. R. Branch, P. S. Harlow,
J. K. Webb, and T. Shine.
2006. Biology of burrowing asps
(Atractaspididae) from
Southern Africa. Copeia
2006:103-115.
|
485.
|
Hagman,
M., and R. Shine. 2006.
Spawning-site selection by feral
cane toads (Bufo marinus) at
an invasion front in tropical
Australia. Austral
Ecology 31:551-558.
|
486.
|
Radder,
R. S., S. K. Saidapur, R.
Shine, and B. A. Shanbhag. 2006.
The language of lizards: interpreting
the function of visual
displays in the Indian rock lizard, Psammophilus
dorsalis (Agamidae). Journal of Ethology
24:275-283.
|
487.
|
Warner,
D., and R. Shine. 2006.
Morphological variation does not
influence locomotor performance within
a cohort of hatchling
lizards (Amphibolurus muricatus, Agamidae).
Oikos
114:126-134.
|
488.
|
Allsop,
D. J., D. Warner, T. Langkilde,
W. Du, and R. Shine.
2006. Do operational sex ratios influence
sex allocation
in viviparous lizards with temperature-dependent sex
determination?
Journal of Evolutionary
Biology
19:1175-1182.
|
489.
|
Shah,
B., S. Hudson, and R. Shine.
2003. Social aggregation
by thick-tailed geckos (Nephrurus milii):
does scat-piling
play a role? Australian
Journal of Zoology 54:271-275.
|
490.
|
Phillips,
B. L., and R. Shine.
2006. An invasive species induces
rapid adaptive change in a native
predator: cane toads and black
snakes in Australia. Proceedings of the Royal Society
Series
B 273:1545-1550.
|
491.
|
Langkilde, T., and R. Shine.
2006. How
much stress do researchers inflict on their study animals?
A
case study using a scincid lizard, Eulamprus
heatwolei.
Journal of Experimental Biology
209:1035-1043.
|
492.
|
Shine,
R., T. Langkilde, M. Wall,
and R. T. Mason. 2006.
Temporal dynamics of emergence and
dispersal of garter snakes
from a communal den in Manitoba.
Wildlife Research
33:103-111.
|
493.
|
Avolio,
C., R. Shine, and A. J. Pile.
2006. The adaptive
significance of sexually dimorphic scale rugosity
in sea
snakes. American
Naturalist
167:728-738.
|
494.
|
Shine,
R. 2006. Is increased
maternal basking an adaptation or
a pre-adaptation to viviparity in lizards?
Journal of Experimental
Zoology
305A:524-535.
|
495.
|
Greenlees, M. J., G. P. Brown, J. K.
Webb, B. L.
Phillips, and R. Shine. 2006. Effects of an invasive
anuran (the cane toad, Bufo marinus) on the invertebrate
fauna of
a tropical Australian floodplain. Animal Conservation
9:431-438.
|
496.
|
Brown,
G. P., C. M. Shilton, and
R. Shine. 2006. Do parasites
matter? Assessing the fitness
consequences of haemogregarine
infection in snakes. Canadian Journal of Zoology
84:668-676.
|
497.
|
Elphick,
M., J. Thomas, and R. Shine.
2006. Courtship and copulation in
the southern water skink, Eulamprus
heatwolei. Herpetofauna
36:25-26.
|
498.
|
Shine, R.,
W. R. Branch, J. K. Webb,
P. S. Harlow, and T. Shine.
2006. Sexual dimorphism, reproductive
biology and
dietary habits of psammophiine snakes (Colubridae) from southern
Africa. Copeia
2006:650-664.
|
499.
|
Brown, G. P., B. L. Phillips, J. K.
Webb, and
R. Shine. 2006. Toad on the road: Use of roads as dispersal
corridors by cane toads (Bufo marinus) at an invasion front
in tropical
Australia. Biological Conservation
133:88-94.
|
500.
|
Phillips, B. L., G. P. Brown, J.
Webb, and
R. Shine. 2006. Runaway toads: an invasive species
evolves speed and thus spreads more rapidly through Australia.
Nature
439:803.
|
501.
|
Radder,
R., and R. Shine. 2006. Thermally-induced torpor in
fullterm
lizard embryos synchronises hatching with ambient
conditions. Biology
Letters 2:415-416.
|
502.
|
Brown,
G.
P., and R. Shine. 2006. Effects of nest temperature
and
moisture on phenotypic traits of hatchling snakes
(Tropidonophis mairii,
Colubridae) from tropical
Australia. Biological
Journal of the Linnean
Society 89:159-168.
|
503.
|
Ineich,
I,
X. Bonnet, R. Shine, T. Shine, F. Brischoux, M. Lebreton, and L.
Chirio.
2006. What, if anything, is a 'typical' viper?
Biological attributes
of basal viperid snakes (genus Causus
Wagler, 1830). Biological
Journal of the Linnean Society
89:575-588.
|
504.
|
Shine,
R.,
and M. B. Thompson. 2006. Did embryonic responses to
incubation
conditions drive the evolution of reproductive modes
in squamate reptiles?
Herpetological
Monographs
20:159-171.
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