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Vertebrate Fauna Biodiversity Monitoring, Far North Queensland Rainforest SuperSite, Robson Creek, CTBCC, 2012

TERN Australian SuperSite Network
Williams, Stephen, Professor
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Conditions of release of this data are as follows: (1) Transfer of any data between CTBCC and RESEARCHER NAME does not imply the transfer of rights to publication of the data. Permission in writing must be sought from the Principal Investigator before submitting any works for publication and RESEARCHER NAME agrees to involve the Principal Investigator in the analysis, writing and co-authorship of results where appropriate. (2) Any published work using this data must acknowledge the CTBCC in the following way - "The authors acknowledge the Centre for Tropical Biodiversity and Climate Change, James Cook University for provision of data used in this analysis". (3) A copy of any publication using this data must be supplied to the CTBCC within 6 months of the date of publication.

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Monitoring of distributional and abundance data for Australian tropical rainforest vertebrates is required to inform a wide range of comparative studies on the determinants of biodiversity and assess the impacts of global climate change. The data set here serves as a single monitoring transect for which data was collected using standardised survey techniques to assess distribution and abundance of vertebrates. It is part of a larger monitoring project that bisects latitudinal and elevational gradients across 5 mountain ranges in the Wet Tropics region. A monitory transect is represented by 6 points along a 1 km site for which amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals are surveyed. The dataset here represents the monitoring at 700 m, 900 m and 1100 m asl on Mt Edith in the Lamb Range Uplands.

Data time period: 2012 to 2012

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text: The sites are located at 1100 m (LU11A), 900 m (LU9A) and 700 m (LU7A) in elevation and each consist of 1 km long transect going up along the Mt Edith Road. There are six individual sampling points, located at every 200 m interval within each transect, which are flagged and marked with reflectors for easier detection.

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Amphibian | Biological Sciences | Biodiversity | Birds | CTBCC | Climate Change | Ecology | FNQ | FNQ Rainforest | Far North Queensland | Lamb Range | Mammal | Mt Edith | NERP | Reptile | Wet Tropics | Wildlife |

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ACN 633 798 857