Extinction of Northern Quoll. Euan Ritchie ACEAS Grand 2014
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The document discusses reflections on northern quolls, a rare and endangered species, highlighting issues related to data mismatches and geographic representation. It reports on the achievement of population-level datasets and estimates from 15 locations across northern Australia, along with over 4500 individual records for distribution modeling. Additionally, life history data has been compiled from selected populations.
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Extinction of Northern Quoll. Euan Ritchie ACEAS Grand 2014
- 1. Euan Ritchie, Deakin University, e.ritchie@deakin.edu.au @EuanRitchie1 Diana Fisher, University of Queensland, d.fisher@uq.edu.au Reflections on northern quolls and data
- 2. A rare and endangered species
- 3. Scale and geographic representation
- 5. Different study objectives = data missing Source: Department of Parks and Wildlife, W.A.
- 6. Different survey methods and approaches
- 7. What has been achieved? • Population-level datasets and estimates from 15 locations spanning northern Australia • >4500 individual records of northern quolls for distribution modeling • Life history data assembled from a subset of populations