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Adrian D. Manning, Maldwyn J. Evans, Sam C. Banks, William G. Batson, Emily Belton, Helen A. Crisp, Donald B. Fletcher, Iain J. Gordon, Kate Grarock, Nicki Munro, Jenny Newport, Jennifer Pierson, Timothy J. Portas, Melissa A. Snape, Claire Wimpenny

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2025	Effects on Soil Organic Carbon Stock in the Context of Urban Expansion in the Andes: Quito City Case Forests Karla Uvidia, Laura Salazar-Cotugno, Juan Ramón Molina, Gilson Fernandes Silva, Santiago Bonilla-Bedoya
2024	A reference genome for the eastern bettong (Bettongia gaimardi) F1000Research Luke W Silver, Richard J Edwards, Linda Neaves, Adrian D. Manning, Carolyn J Hogg, Sam Banks
2024	The mechanical properties of bettong and potoroo foods Australian Mammalogy D. Rex Mitchell, Justin A. Ledogar, Damien Andrew, Ian Mathewson, Vera Weisbecker, Karl Vernes
2024	Ecological impacts of invasive ecosystem engineers: A global perspective across terrestrial and aquatic systems Functional Ecology Gil Rilov, João Canning‐Clode, Tamar Guy‐Haim
2023	American and Australasian Marsupials Meg L. Martin, Vera Weisbecker
2023	Trends in animal translocation research Ecography Maldwyn J. Evans, Jennifer C. Pierson, Linda E. Neaves, Iain J. Gordon, Catherine E. Ross, Brittany Brockett, Shoshana Rapley, Belinda A. Wilson, Kiarrah J. Smith, Tim Andrewartha, Nick Humphries, Adrian D. Manning
2023	Foraging pit location provides valuable insights into critical habitat requirements of soil engineers Landscape Ecology David J. Eldridge, Jingyi Ding, James Val
2022	Identifying important environmental variables in the niche partitioning of two keystone ecosystem engineers (Bettongia gaimardi and Potorous tridactylus) in Tasmania Wildlife Research Isaac Standaloft, Jamie B. Kirkpatrick
2021	Temporal changes in soil function in a wooded dryland following simulated disturbance by a vertebrate engineer CATENA David J. Eldridge, Terrence B. Koen
2020	A reintroduced ecosystem engineer provides a germination niche for native plant species Biodiversity and Conservation Catherine E. Ross, Sue McIntyre, Philip S. Barton, Maldwyn J. Evans, Saul A. Cunningham, Adrian D. Manning
2019	Transition to density dependence in a reintroduced ecosystem engineer Biodiversity and Conservation Adrian D. Manning, Maldwyn J. Evans, Sam C. Banks, William G. Batson, Emily Belton, Helen A. Crisp, Donald B. Fletcher, Iain J. Gordon, Kate Grarock, Nicki Munro, Jenny Newport, Jennifer Pierson, Timothy J. Portas, Melissa A. Snape, Claire Wimpenny

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