Stefanie K. Oberprieler

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Kateina Klapetek, Oberprieler, Stefanie K., STEFANIE K. OBERPRIELER, Stefanie K Oberprieler, Stefanie K. OBERPRIELER, Stefanie K. Oberprieler, Stefanie Oberprieler

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220

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Charles Darwin University Ecosystem Sciences Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation Australian National University CSIRO Land and Water

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Stefanie K. Oberprieler is an author at Charles Darwin University specializing in biology, biodiversity, and biogeography.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Biology	7	7	117
2	Engineering	4	4	69
3	Natural Sciences	4	4	67
4	Social Sciences	2	2	37
5	Geography	1	1	18

Stefanie K. Oberprieler

Publications

195

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	Year	Citations
Talbragarus averyi gen. et sp. n., the first Jurassic weevil from the southern hemisphere (Coleoptera: Curculionoidea: Nemonychidae) Rolf G. Oberprieler, Stefanie K. Oberprieler Zootaxa	2012	27
Vertebrates are poor umbrellas for invertebrates: cross‐taxon congruence in an Australian tropical savanna Stefanie K. Oberprieler, Alan N. Andersen, Graeme R. Gillespie, Ecosphere Animal TaxonomyEngineeringNatural DiversityAustralian Tropical SavannaZoological Taxonomy	2019	22
The first wasps from the Upper Jurassic of Australia (Hymenoptera: Evanioidea, Praeaulacidae) STEFANIE K. Stefanie K. Oberprieler, Alexandr P. Rasnitsyn, Denis J. Brothers Zootaxa BiologyStefanie KUpper JurassicTerrestrial ArthropodArthropod Taxonomy	2012	21
Diversity and biogeography of a species‐rich ant fauna of the Australian seasonal tropics Alan N. Andersen, Benjamin D. Hoffmann, Stefanie K. Oberprieler Insect Science	2016	20
Connectivity, not short-range endemism, characterises the groundwater biota of a northern Australian karst system Stefanie K. Oberprieler, Gavin N. Rees, Daryl L. Nielsen, The Science of The Total Environment HydrogeologyGroundwater BiotaEngineeringHydrogeophysicsSubsurface Hydrology	2021	18
Invertebrate by-catch from vertebrate pitfall traps can be useful for documenting patterns of invertebrate diversity Stefanie K. Oberprieler, Alan N. Andersen, Michael F. Braby Journal of Insect Conservation BiologyTerrestrial ArthropodBiodiversityInterspecific Behavioral InteractionInvertebrate Diversity	2019	17
Megadiversity in the Ant Genus Melophorus: The M. rufoniger Heterick, Castalanelli and Shattuck Species Group in the Top End of Australia’s Northern Territory Alan N. Andersen, Benjamin D. Hoffmann, Stefanie K. Oberprieler Diversity Animal TaxonomyEngineeringEntomologyZoological TaxonomyPhylogenetic Analysis	2020	16
<i>Calosargus talbragarensis</i>new species: the first brachyceran fly from the Jurassic of Australia (Diptera, Archisargidae) Stefanie K. Oberprieler, David K. Yeates Journal of Paleontology BiologyPreserved WingTerrestrial ArthropodMyriapodaArthropod Taxonomy	2012	15
Ants in Australia’s Monsoonal Tropics: CO1 Barcoding Reveals Extensive Unrecognised Diversity Stefanie K. Oberprieler, Alan N. Andersen, Craig Moritz Diversity BiologyBiodiversityMonsoonal TropicsArthropod TaxonomyPhylogenetics	2018	15
The importance of sampling intensity when assessing ecosystem restoration: ants as bioindicators in northern Australia Stefanie K. Oberprieler, Alan N. Andersen Restoration Ecology BiodiversityEngineeringEcosystem ManagementHabitat LossNature Conservation	2020	13

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