Volume 6 Number Three
Pages 1–214 (4.0 MB PDF)
Historical perspectives of the ecology of some conspicuous vertebrate species in south-west Western Australia
Ian Abbott
Volume 6 Number Two
Translation of Diels 1906 Plant Life in Western Australia
Pages i–ii (47.4 kB PDF)
Editor’s Note - The translation of Diels 1906 Plant Life in Western Australia
Neil Gibson
Pages 1–14 (494.5 kB PDF)
Title Pages, Author's Preface, Contents, Directory of Plates, Directory of the Text FiguresPages 15–42 (939.1 kB PDF)
Introduction: The characteristic features of the vegetation of Australia
Pages 43–64 (1.0 MB PDF)
PART I: History and literature of the botanical investigation of extra-tropical Western Australia
Chapter 1. History
Chapter 2. Literature
Pages 55–76 (352.2 kB PDF)
PART II: An Outline of the Physiography of Extra-tropical Western Australia
Chapter 1. General Geography
Chapter 2. Climate
Chapter 3. Subdivision based on geographic character & vegetation
Pages 77–104 (2.9 MB PDF)
PART III: The Vegetation of the Southwest Province
Chapter 1. General Character
Chapter 2. Physiognomically Important Plants
Pages 105–134 (2.9 MB PDF)
PART III: The Vegetation of the Southwest Province
Chapter 3. The Characteristic Families and their Lifeforms
Pages 135–172 (2.8 MB PDF)
PART III: The Vegetation of the Southwest Province
Chapter 4. Ecological Character
Pages 173–224 (4.2 MB PDF)
PART III: The Vegetation of the Southwest Province
Chapter 5. Formations
Pages 225–245 (2.3 MB PDF)
PART IV: The Vegetation of the Eremaean Province
Chapter 1. General Character
Chapter 2. Physiognomically Important Plants
Chapter 3. The Characteristic Families and their Lifeforms
Pages 246–272 (2.2 MB PDF)
PART IV: The Vegetation of the Eremaean Province
Chapter 4. Ecological Character
Chapter 5. Formations
Pages 273–328 (3.3 MB PDF)
PART V: The Flora of extra-tropical Western Australia and its Classification
Chapter 1. Floristic Subdivision of the Region
Chapter 2. Elements of the Flora of Western Australia
Chapter 3. Floristic Relationships with Other Regions
Chapter 4. The Evolution of the Flora of extra-tropical WA Map Vegetation of Australia 1: 27,000,000
Pages 329–373 (2.8 MB PDF)
APPENDICES: Additional information
Appendix A Taxonomy update
Appendix B Figure caption translations
Appendix C Plate caption translations
Appendix D Lamont & Grieve: Comparative photographs
Volume 6 Number One
Pages 1–12 (162.2 kB PDF)
Conserving the Black-flanked Rock-Wallaby (Petrogale lateralis lateralis) through tourism: development of a habitat ranking system for translocated animals and the need for on-going management
Michelle Davies, David Newsome, Daryl Moncrieff and Amanda Smith
Pages 13–73 (494.3 kB PDF)
Review of the distribution, causes for the decline and recommendations for management of the quokka, Setonix brachyurus (Macropodidae: Marsupialia), an endemic macropodid marsupial from south-west Western Australia
Paul J de Tores, Matt W Hayward, Michael J Dillon and Robert I Brazell
Pages 75–96 (1.3 MB PDF)
A list of macrofungi recorded in burnt and unburnt Eucalyptus diversicolor regrowth forest in the southwest of Western Australia: 1998–2002
Richard M Robinson and Verna L Tunsell
Pages 97–108 (218.9 kB PDF)
The flora and fauna of Legendre Island
J Richardson, F J Stanley, P G Kendrick and G Kregor
Pages 109–149 (3.3 MB PDF)
Influence of bait type, weather and prey abundance on bait uptake by feral cats (Felis catus) on Peron Peninsula, Western Australia
D Algar, G J Angus, M R Williams and A E Mellican
Pages 151–157 (328.6 kB PDF)
BiblioHeathMouse: the heath mouse, Pseudomys shortridgei (Thomas, 1907), a subject-specific bibliography
Joanne A Smith, Lisa J Wright and Brent W Johnson
Pages 159–176 (1.3 MB PDF)
BiblioRingtailPossum: the western ringtail possum, Pseudocheirus occidentalis (Thomas, 1888), a subject-specific bibliography
Lisa J Wright, Joanne A Smith and Jeff Richardson