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An investigation of the rat pest problem in Queensland canefields: 5. Populations

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McDougall, W.A. (1946) An investigation of the rat pest problem in Queensland canefields: 5. Populations. Queensland Journal of Agricultural Science, 3 (4). pp. 158-237.

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Line-trapping, elimination trapping, feeding stations, signs of the presence of rats and tag-trapping (i.e. live trapping, marking and retrapping in stipulated areas or grids) are, on the basis of the field data presented, discussed as methods for population studies. A method of tag-trapping has been developed for estimating the active Rattus conatus population in a population system without undue interference with the rats.

Item Type:Article
Corporate Creators:Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, Queensland
Subjects:Science > Invasive Species > Animals > Animal control and ecology
Agriculture > Agriculture (General) > Agricultural ecology (General)
Plant culture > Field crops > Sugar plants
Plant pests and diseases
Live Archive:04 Jun 2024 01:43
Last Modified:04 Jun 2024 01:46

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