Barbara Triggs - Concepedia

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Barbara Triggs

Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research

Also Known As

B Triggs, B. E. Triggs, B.E. Triggs, Barbara E. Triggs, Barbara Triggs, R.L. Close, Triggs, Barbara

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Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research La Trobe University Deakin University Parks Victoria The University of Melbourne

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Barbara Triggs is an author at Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research specializing in mammalogy, conservation biology, and evolutionary biology.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	6	6	324
2	Social Sciences	4	4	223
3	Biology	3	3	219
4	Natural Sciences	2	2	93
5	Medicine	1	1	126

Barbara Triggs

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746

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	Year	Citations
The Food of Fox, Dog and Cat in Croajingalong National Park, South-Eastern Victoria. Barbara Triggs, Hans Brünner, J. M. Cullen Wildlife Research BiologyForagingSouth-eastern VictoriaExtreme South-easten VictoriaWildlife Ecology	1984	126
Interspecific and Geographic Variation in the Diets of Sympatric Carnivores: Dingoes/Wild Dogs and Red Foxes in South-Eastern Australia Naomi E. Davis, David M. Forsyth, Barbara Triggs, PLoS ONE Sympatric CarnivoresForagingDingo/wild Dog ScatsWildlife EcologyMammalogy	2015	92
Long-term and large-scale control of the introduced red fox increases native mammal occupancy in Australian forests Alan Robley, Andrew M. Gormley, David M. Forsyth, Biological Conservation EngineeringWildlife EcologyMammalogyEvolutionary BiologyForestry	2014	80
Continental patterns in the diet of a top predator: Australia's dingo Tim S. Doherty, Naomi E. Davis, Chris R. Dickman, Mammal Review BiodiversityForagingContinental PatternsEngineeringWildlife Ecology	2018	76
Analysis of Scats of Dogs Canis-Familiaris and Foxes Vulpes-Vulpes (Canidae, Carnivora) in Coastal Forests Near Bega, New-South-Wales Daniel Lunney, Barbara Triggs, Peggy Eby, Wildlife Research Wildlife ResearchBiodiversityEngineeringInternational ForumWildlife Ecology	1990	58
Factors influencing the occurrence of mammals in retained linear strips (wildlife corridors) and contiguous stands of montane ash forest in the Central Highlands of Victoria, southeastern Australia David B. Lindenmayer, R. B. Cunningham, C.F. Donnelly, Forest Ecology and Management BiodiversityWildlife CorridorsBiogeographyWildlife EcologyMammalogy	1994	56
Comparison of hairtube types for the detection of mammals David B. Lindenmayer, R. D. Incoll, R. B. Cunningham, Wildlife Research	1999	52
Diet of a native carnivore, the spotted-tailed quoll (Dasyurus maculatus), before and after an intense wildfire J. P. Dawson, Andrew W. Claridge, Barbara Triggs, Wildlife Research EngineeringPredator-prey InteractionDasyurus MaculatusPrey ItemsWildlife Ecology	2007	50
An assessment of the accuracy and reliability of hair identification of south-east Australian mammals Bertram Lobert, Hans Brünner, Barbara Triggs Wildlife Research Animal TaxonomyZoological TaxonomyHair SamplesAnimal GeneticsPhylogenetics	2001	43
Population and Habitat Characteristics of the Golden Bandicoot (Isoodon Auratus) on Marchinbar Island, Northern Territory. Richard Southgate, C J Palmer, Mark Adams, Wildlife Research BiodiversityCurrent Predation PressureEngineeringMarchinbar IslandGolden Bandicoot	1996	33

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