This will assist with your depth study pre-visit tasks on page 4 of your student booklet.
To learn more about ecology and population dynamics of foxes and quolls to assist with planning the scientific investigation.
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Population dynamics is a branch of biology that studies the size and composition of species in an environment. Basic processes that influence density of a population of any species are: Births, deaths, immigration and emigration. Utilise your research skills to describe these in more depth and discover some sampling methods used to estimate population density in a given species.
Watch this 'Prezi' below to help you understand the ecology of the quoll.
This short video will show you the hunting skills of the Spotted-tailed Quoll - enjoy the American accents!
Learn about the general features, distribution, habitat and ecology of the Spotted-tailed Quoll at the Threatened Species Profile Page of the NSW Department of Environment. Discover the vegetation associations of the quoll via this NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment webpage.
This website from the NSW Department of Planning, Industry and the Environment provides information on foxes.
The Fox Abatement Plan was produced in December 2001 and provides information on the biology, impact and strategies for minimising fox impacts