Australian Natural History (1962-1995)
In 1962 the Museum's magazine's name was changed to Australian Natural History (ANH) as it more accurately described the magazine's scope.
YEAR | VOLUME | CONTENTS |
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1962 - 1964 | Vol XIV | Contents |
1962, March | Vol XIV No 01 | New Caledonia, the coral-ringed island |
Flying Foxes | ||
Chimbu plume traders | ||
Stonefish | ||
Baler shells | ||
They're good bait | ||
The Tuatara, New Zealand's ancient reptile | ||
Book Reviews | ||
Notes and News | ||
1962, June 15 | Vol XIV No 02 | Crabs of the Sydney foreshores |
Parental care in insects | ||
Obituary - O le M Knight | ||
Central Victorian Aboriginal weapons. | ||
Reptile studies in the Musgrave Ranges | ||
Anton Friedrich Bruun, 1901 - 1961 | ||
Book Reviews | ||
Bower-Birds | ||
Notes and News | ||
Dingoes | ||
Life histories of two Australian insects | ||
The Crab's Eye Seed | ||
1962, September 15 | Vol XIV No 03 | The Burrowing Shore Crab of South Australia |
Book Reviews | ||
The Wandering Albatross : a brief review of studies in progress | ||
Remarkable Grasshoppers from South Australia | ||
Plants of the past. | ||
Mermaid's Pennies | ||
The Biology of Warrangamba Dam (Lake Burragorang). | ||
Hydroids on marine snails | ||
Water Beetles | ||
The Privet Hawk-mouth Caterpillar | ||
Rabbit-eared Bandicoots or Bilbies | ||
Notes and News | ||
John Roach and the budgerigar | ||
1962, December 15 | Vol XIV No 04 | The theme of the Australian Museum |
The new wing | ||
The Trustees | ||
An open exhibit | ||
The first hundred years | ||
Stories behind the museum's collections | ||
Book review | ||
Behind the scenes | ||
Field expeditions | ||
Beauty and the beasts : reorganization of the museum's mammal galleries | ||
Obituary: William Barnes | ||
Notes and News | ||
Education Services | ||
1963, March 15 | Vol XIV No 05 | The origin of life |
The Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Tasmania | ||
The ringtail possum in South-Eastern Australia | ||
Reviews | ||
Deep-sea prawns - their colour and luminescence | ||
Minerals of the Mt. Painter Country | ||
Animal life in caves | ||
The biting midges | ||
Rare whale washed up on Sydney beach | ||
Scientific research at The Australian Museum | ||
1963, June 15 | Vol XIV No 06 | Cuckoos |
Kangaroos and Wallabies in Aboriginal Life and Art | ||
The Common Freshwater Leech | ||
Fossil Marsupials and Drifting Sands | ||
Carnivorous Insects | ||
Trilobites | ||
Copper Mining at Cobar | ||
Jelly-Fish Stings | ||
Sponges, the First Republicans | ||
Notes and News | ||
Bat Banding | ||
1963, September 15 | Vol XIV No 07 | Sea Anemones |
The Swain Reef Expedition | ||
Butterfly Migration | ||
Is There a Threat to the Survival of the Kangaroo? | ||
Glow-Worms | ||
Emus | ||
Notes and News | ||
The Museum Collections, A Basis for Research | ||
1963, December 15 | Vol XIV No 08 | The Prehistory of the Australian Aborigines |
The Prehistory of the Tasmanian Aborigines | ||
Origin and Physical Differentiation of the Australian Aborigines | ||
Rock Engravings in Western New South Wales | ||
Aboriginal Relics in Victoria | ||
The Australian Aborigines: Their Present Position and Their Future | ||
The Australian Aborigines and the Giant Extinct Marsupials | ||
Pleistocene and Recent Climates of Australia | ||
Unique Aboriginal Stencil in Queensland | ||
1964, March 15 | Vol XIV No 09 | The Auckland Islands Expedition |
The "Glory of the Seas" | ||
Australian Bandicoots | ||
Pair Association in the Banded Coral Shrimp | ||
Sharks | ||
Interesting Queensland Specimens | ||
Pre-Cambrian Fossils | ||
The Dancers of Aurukun | ||
Insects and Artificial Light | ||
Notes and News | ||
1964, June 15 | Vol XIV No 10 | Birds of the Coral Sea Isles |
Queensland's Deadly "Sea Wasp", Photographed Alive | ||
Australian Plants in Cultivation | ||
Searching for Meteorites | ||
Sporing, of Sporing Creek | ||
The International Indian Ocean Expedition | ||
Territoriality in Rabbit Populations | ||
A Large Sawtail Surgeonfish | ||
The Funeral Rites of the Ngadju Dayaks of Central Borneo | ||
Lampreys in Australia | ||
1964, September 15 | Vol XIV No 11 | Ayres Rock |
Preliminary Comments on the ball's Head Archaeological Excavation | ||
The Tasmanian Native Hen | ||
A Stinging by a Crown-of-Thornes Starfish | ||
National Parks in New South Wales | ||
Searching for Meteorites | ||
Tasmanian Devils | ||
The Ornamental Sea-Toad | ||
A Reptile-Collecting Expedition to New Guinea | ||
1964, December 15 | Vol XIV No 12 | How to Make a Shell Collection |
Shells of the Great Barrier Reef | ||
Shore Molluscs of Southern Australia | ||
Retirement of Mr G P Whitley and Appointment of Dr F H Talbot as Curator of Fishes | ||
Land and Freshwater Shells of Australia | ||
Locomotion, Dispersal and Distribution of Gastropod Molluscs | ||
New Post for Curator of Anthropology | ||
Australian Sea-Slugs | ||
Venomous Cones | ||
The Golden Cowry | ||
The Spawn of Some Australian Marine Prosobranch Molluscs |
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1965 - 1967 | Vol XV | Contents |
1965, March 15 | Vol XV No 1 | Notable Australian Ornamental Stones |
Australian leeches | ||
The role of posture in the social signals of birds | ||
Short-winged grasshopper | ||
Forest dragon lizard | ||
The emu and the Aborigines | ||
Notes and News | ||
Triassic rocks of the Sydney district | ||
Children and the Museum | ||
1965, June 15 | Vol XV No 2 |
Collecting in the Coral Sea |
Recognising Australian earthworms | ||
The whale shark in New South Wales | ||
The Macleay Museum at the University of Sydney | ||
Vocal communication in frogs | ||
The geology of Kosciusko | ||
New fruit-fly found in mangroves | ||
Atlantic salmon for New South Wales | ||
Book Reviews | ||
1965, September 15 | Vol XV No 3 | Wombats |
The uses of shells by primitive man | ||
Spawning behaviour in the Queensland Lungfish, Neoceratodus forsteri | ||
Building stones of a great city | ||
White-winged Choughs | ||
Blistering from bristle-worm | ||
The behaviour of shore crabs | ||
John Lhotsky and the Australian Museum | ||
1965, December 15 | Vol XV No 4 | The natural history of Australia's arid interior |
The desert areas of Australia | ||
Central Australian Mountains | ||
Landscapes of arid and semi-arid Australia | ||
Appointment of Dr. F. H. Talbot as Director of the Museum | ||
The nature and origin of modern deserts | ||
Ayers Rock | ||
Desert plants and their use | ||
Mammals in arid regions of Australia | ||
Desert birds | ||
Reptiles and frogs of Australia's arid regions | ||
Book Review | ||
Crustacea of the arid inland | ||
1966, March 15 | Vol XV No 5 | The coelacanth, living relic of 50 million years ago |
Retirement of Dr J. W. Evans | ||
The Aquarium of Noumea | ||
Fossil footprints in Queensland | ||
Parasitism and the parasitic helminths | ||
Notes and News | ||
Sydney freshwater crayfish | ||
Insects of the desert | ||
Fishes of the family Galaxiidae | ||
Book Review | ||
The Phreatoicids | ||
Leech egg capsules | ||
1966, June 15 | Vol XV No 6 | Unknown Australia |
Orchids of New South Wales | ||
Book Reviews | ||
Insects as food for the Australian Aborigines | ||
Moas and Man in New Zealand | ||
Desert snails | ||
The Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies | ||
Stag beetles | ||
1966, September 15 | Vol XV No 7 | Sink or Swim - Some consequences of Buoyancy in Fish |
Porpoises and porpoise hunting in Malaita | ||
Expedition to Karkar Island | ||
Reviews | ||
Metamorphosis of a cicada | ||
Art of the Telefolmin Area, New Guinea | ||
The language of the Eastern Rosella | ||
The natural history of the "Cane Toad" in Queensland | ||
1966, December 15 | Vol XV No 8 | Introduction to the Great Barrier Reef |
Some striking inhabitants of the reef | ||
Seaweeds sparse but interesting | ||
Geological questions posed by the reef | ||
The Giant Clams | ||
The Crown of Thornes Starfish as a destroyer of coral | ||
Turtle biology at heron Island | ||
Parrot Fish | ||
The future of the reef | ||
1967, March 15 | Vol XV No 9 | The story of the Roth Ethnographic Collection |
The shore reefs of Darwin | ||
Review | ||
Water - and our thirsty earth | ||
Venomous sea urchin in Sydney Harbour | ||
Australian Seals | ||
Ring-tailed Possums | ||
Large Alpine Stonefly | ||
Author's comment on Book Review | ||
Webworm, insect pest of the wheatlands | ||
The Tasmanian Museum | ||
1967, June 15 | Vol XV No 10 | Hermit Crabs |
Lesser known Echinoderms of the Great Barrier Reef | ||
"The Great Barrier Reef Committee - Its work and achievements, 1922-66" | ||
Book Review | ||
Opals | ||
Retirement of Mr H O Fletcher | ||
Rare carvings from the Sepik River, New Guinea | ||
The biology of tadpoles | ||
Mosquitoes in Australia's Arid Zone | ||
1967, September 15 | Vol XV No 11 | The Portuguese Man-of-War or bluebottle |
Expedition to One Tree island | ||
The Noisy Scrub-bird | ||
Fluorescent coral from Sydney Harbour | ||
Volatile plant oils in Australia | ||
The Tektite Problem | ||
Middens and Man in Tasmania | ||
Parasitic flowering plants | ||
Book review | ||
1967, December | Vol XV No 12 | The challenge of island faunas |
Colonization by Animals | ||
Islands and seamounts to the east of Australia | ||
Islands as natural laboratories | ||
Norfolk and Lord Howe Islands | ||
The Bass Strait islands | ||
Kangaroo Island and its vertebrate land fauna | ||
Houtman's Abrolhos | ||
Island clues to aboriginal prehistory | ||
The conservation of animals and plants | ||
Book Reviews | ||
1968 - 1970 | Vol XVI | Contents |
1968, March | Vol XVI No 1 | The Turrid Shelfish of Australian Seas |
Head-hunters in the Western District, Papua | ||
Argentine Ants | ||
Venomous Ringed Octapus | ||
Mangroves and their fauna | ||
The Mud-lobster | ||
Book Review | ||
Venomous Starfish in Sydney Harbour | ||
Experiments on the effects of radiation on ants | ||
The Ross and other Antarctic Seals | ||
1968, June | Vol XVI No 2 | Australian Dragonflies |
The Sea-lions of Dangerous Reef | ||
Fishes beneath Antarctic ice | ||
Distribution and adaptive diversity of Trapdoor Spiders | ||
The Little Bent-winged Bat - Evolution in Progress | ||
Ecological aspects of Serpulid Fouling | ||
Book Reviews | ||
1968, September | Vol XVI No 3 | Some aspects of recent Australian mineral development |
Fishes of the Oceanic Midwaters | ||
Pottery making in Orlan village, Portuguese Timor | ||
Studies of prehistory in the New Guinea Highlands | ||
Bushfires and their effect on fauna and flora | ||
Books on the Sub-Antarctic and Barrier Reef Reviewed. | ||
The Computer and the Tropical Forest | ||
1968, December | Vol XVI No 4 | Antarctica, Nature's unique scientific laboratory |
Mineral Resources and Geology | ||
Meteorite Discoveries | ||
Plant Life | ||
Whales | ||
Coastal Fishes | ||
Insects and their relatives | ||
Book Review | ||
Echinoderms | ||
Benthic Invertebrates | ||
Life in Primeval Times | ||
1969, March | Vol XVI No 5 | Conserving the Southwest Tasmanian Wilderness |
The Reef Heron | ||
Book Review | ||
The Australasian Subantarctic Islands (Part 1 ) | ||
Some Introduced Land Molluscs | ||
The Prehistory of the Hunter River Valley | ||
The Deceptive Simplicity of Nematodes | ||
Meet our contributors | ||
1969, June | Vol XVI No 6 | How dangerous is the Moray Eel? |
The Australian Bird-Banding Scheme | ||
The Talgai Cranium: The Value of Archives | ||
Book Reviews | ||
The Australian Subantarctic Islands (Part 2 ) | ||
Social Behaviour and its Evolution | ||
Minute Mollusca | ||
Meet our Contributors | ||
1969, September | Vol XVI No 7 | The Wedge-tailed Eagle |
Above the Tree Line | ||
Ancient Fish of Australia | ||
Fire-stick Farming | ||
Recent Archaeological Discoveries in Central Papua | ||
Antarctic Sea Star | ||
Book Reviews | ||
Meet our Contributors | ||
1969, December | Vol XVI No 8 | Captain James Cook, a Portrait |
Captain Cook's Role in Natural History | ||
The "Endeavour's" Naturalists in Australia | ||
The First Botanical Studies in Australia | ||
Captain Cook and the Australian Aborigine | ||
Captain Cook's Australian Landmarks | ||
Eastern Australian Bird Recorded on the "Endeavour's" Voyage | ||
Australian Mammals since 1770 | ||
A "Paradise Lost" - The Kurnell Peninsula since 1770 | ||
The Recovery of the "Endeavour's" Cannons | ||
Book Reviews | ||
Meet Our Contributors | ||
1970, March | Vol XVI No 9 | Can we appreciate Aboriginal music |
Museum's Musical Instruments on Papua and New Guinea Stamps | ||
Farming the Sea | ||
The Cabbage White Butterfly | ||
Australian Crabs | ||
Collecting Reptiles and Amphibians in New Guinea | ||
The Production of Horizontal High-Tidal Shore Platforms | ||
Book Reviews | ||
Meet our Contributors | ||
1970, June | Vol XVI No 10 | The Future of Wildlife in Australia |
Pond Life in Australia | ||
The Bushfly | ||
Yeasts | ||
The Devonian "Great Barrier Reef" of Western Australia | ||
Prehistoric Papuan Engraving | ||
Moth Eggs! | ||
Book Reviews | ||
Meet our Contributors | ||
1970, September | Vol XVI No 11 | Budgerigars |
Nickle Occurrences in Australia | ||
Behaviour of the Humbug Fish | ||
The use of Echo-location by Bats | ||
Darwin's Journey in N.S.W. | ||
The Black Swan | ||
Circadian Rhythms | ||
Book Reviews | ||
Meet our Contributors | ||
1970, December | Vol XVI No 12 | Modern Man and His Environmental Crisis |
Human Ecology: What does it mean? | ||
Man and a Vulnerable Earth: The Need for Ecological Sense | ||
Modern Man and Nature Conservation | ||
Pollution in Australian Waters | ||
Oil Pollution | ||
The Urban Environment | ||
Town Planning, A modern need for modern man | ||
Overcrowding: A Human Problem | ||
Modern Man and Disease | ||
Lassa Fever | ||
Aboriginal Man in European Australia | ||
Naturalist Replies to Book Review | ||
Book Reviews | ||
Meet our contributors | ||
1971 - 1973 | Vol XVII | Contents |
1971, March | Vol XVII No 1 | Fruit Flies |
Premier congratulates magazine | ||
"Glory of the Seas" Cone Shell | ||
Thylacoleo, Marsupial lion or Marsupial Sloth? | ||
Museum's Expedition to Papua-New Guinea | ||
Underwater studies on the Port Jackson Shark | ||
Australian Palms | ||
Biogeochemical Cycles and Man | ||
Meet our Contributors | ||
Book Reviews | ||
1971, June | Vol XVII No 2 | Frontispiece - The Grey Grass-Wren (Amytornis barbatus) |
The Myall Lakes, Now and Tomorrow | ||
The National Photographic Index of Australian Birds | ||
The Sydney Rock Oyster | ||
Magpie harasses snake: a study in bird behaviour | ||
Obituary: Keith Hindwood | ||
Carnivorous Snails of the family Paryphantidae | ||
New view on mystery engraving | ||
Sharks, aeroplanes and evolution | ||
Book Reviews | ||
Meet Our Contributors | ||
1971, September | Vol XVII No 3 | Fossil fish discoveries in Antarctica |
The Myall Lakes: Tomorrow | ||
Lament for Botany Bay | ||
Our Air | ||
Arachnids | ||
Scale Insects | ||
Meet our Contributors | ||
Book Reviews | ||
1971, December | Vol XVII No 4 | Australian Commercial Fisheries |
Fishing for Sport | ||
Mineral Resources of the Continental Shelves | ||
Small Submarine aids Research | ||
Petroleum beneath the Sea Floor | ||
Giant Pyrosoma seen in New Zealand Seas | ||
Sea Birds | ||
The Box-jellies or Sea-wasps | ||
The East Australian Current | ||
Australian Marine Insects | ||
Australian Shipworms | ||
The Decline of the Dugong | ||
Meet our Contributors | ||
Book Reviews | ||
1972, March | Vol XVII No 5 | Australian Crocodiles |
Rains of Fishes in Australia | ||
Queensland Trace Fossils pose a 230 million years old problem | ||
Persistent Sea-foam Masses - a problem solved | ||
The Complexities of Simple Animals | ||
Mangroves on the Australian coast | ||
Sea Urchin that carries its young | ||
A guide to the Ascoglossa or sap-sucking sea-slugs of Australia | ||
Meet our Contributors | ||
Book Reviews | ||
1972, June | Vol XVII No 6 | New diving technology for marine scientists |
Bird hazards to aircraft | ||
Recent discoveries of Fossil Man in Australia | ||
An introduction to Polychaetes | ||
Endemic Tasmanian land snails | ||
Evolution, structure and behaviour in the Ascidians | ||
South American Fossil Reptiles as evidence of Gondwanaland | ||
Book Reviews | ||
Meet our Contributors | ||
1972, September | Vol XVII No 7 | Australia's Banksias |
Terrigal Itch, a coastal waters dermatitis | ||
The Life of the Echidna | ||
The Shovel Nosed Lobsters of Australia | ||
Behavioural Ecology of the "Cleaning Fish" | ||
The Galaxies | ||
Book Reviews | ||
Meet our Contributors | ||
1972, December | Vol XVII No 8 | An Introduction to Continental Drift |
Australia and Gondwanaland | ||
The Face of the Earth | ||
Plate Tectonics: A dynamic approach to modern geological theory | ||
Zoogeography of Fossil and Living Turtles | ||
Permian Molluscs and Continental Drift | ||
Insects and Continental Drift | ||
Triassic Amphibians and Reptiles of Australia in relation to Gondwanaland | ||
Book Reviews | ||
Meet our Contributors | ||
1973, March | Vol XVII No 9 | Meteorite shower leads to important discovery |
"Eat, Die, and Learn"- the Botany of the Australian Aborigines | ||
Australian Soils | ||
The Serology of Mammals | ||
Man and Flora in Papua New Guinea | ||
Reptiles and Amphibians of Coburg Peninsula | ||
Book Reviews | ||
Meet our Contributors | ||
1973, June | Vol XVII No 10 | The fossil lake-fauna of Koonwarra, Victoria |
More rice and less fish-some problems of the "Green Revolution" | ||
Recent archaeology of Flinders Island | ||
Lapita pottery and the origins of Polynesian culture | ||
Interspecific relationships among fossil species | ||
Large freshwater leech | ||
Book Reviews | ||
Meet our contributors | ||
1973, September | Vol XVII No 11 | The diprotodons of Lake Callabonna |
The rational use of natural resources | ||
Rats as animals | ||
Naturalist's unique osprey photo | ||
Aboriginal waterholes in the Cobar area | ||
3,000 years of trade in New Guinea obsidian | ||
Sound production in cicadas | ||
Book Reviews | ||
Meet our Contributors | ||
1973, December | Vol XVII No 12 | Foreword |
The physical geography of Papua New Guinea | ||
The geological evolution of Papua New Guinea | ||
Mineral resources | ||
The vegetation of the lowlands | ||
Highlands Vegetation | ||
Land mammal fauna | ||
Remarkable bird life | ||
Reptiles and amphibians | ||
Insects of New Guinea | ||
1974 - 1976 | Vol XVIII | Contents |
1974, March | Vol XVIII No 1 | Australian Carnivorous Plants |
With a Thousand Sea Lions on the Auckland Islands | ||
How Many Australians? | ||
Australian's Rainforest Pigeons | ||
Salt-Making Amoung the Baruya People of Papua New Guinea | ||
The Case for a Bush Garden | ||
"From Greenlands Icy Mountains" | ||
Books | ||
1974, June | Vol XVIII No 2 | From First Fleet to El Torito |
Defunct Volcanos and Extinct Horned Turtles | ||
A Tropical Outpost in the South Pacific | ||
Vegetation and Environment | ||
Island Invertebrates | ||
Colonisation and Extinction: the Birds of Lord Howe Island | ||
Woodhen | ||
Of Sketches Skins and Skeletons | ||
Exploitation vs Conservation | ||
1974, September | Vol XVIII No 3 | Tuning in to crocodiles |
Stolen songs and other sounds | ||
Aboriginal rock paintings considerations for their future. [A special supplement September 1974] | ||
Chance encounter on a rubber reef | ||
Locust plagues and plague locusts | ||
In Review. Focus on Aboriginal Arts | ||
1974, December | Vol XVIII No 4 | Controlling the sheep blowfly |
Inside the Life Unit | ||
Down under Australia | ||
Voyage of the Banded Iguana | ||
In Review. Images from Australian Seas | ||
1975, March | Vol XVIII No 5 | A grand natural experiment. The Nadgee wildfire. |
Emergence of the Pygmy Antechinus | ||
Pots and potters in Papua New Guinea | ||
Searching the Southern Sky | ||
The riddle of Peripatus | ||
In Review: The Fight for the Forests | ||
1975, June | Vol XVIII No 6 | Lime, Limestone and the First Caves |
Climbing and Crawling through Subterranea | ||
Mineral Decorations. Natures Cave Art | ||
The Formation and Development of Australian Caves | ||
Reconstructing the Past. Excavations in Fossil Caves | ||
Speleochronology: the Story it Tells | ||
Caves and Aboriginal Man | ||
Ecosystems Underground | ||
The Heavy Hand of Modern Man | ||
1975, September | Vol XVIII No 7 | Letters |
Once upon a Time they Lived Happily Ever After | ||
Mining in Australia four viewpoints. [A special supplement September 1975] | ||
The Industry | ||
The Aborigines | ||
The Government | ||
The Conservationists | ||
A Bird of Good Omen | ||
In Review. A Gallery of Avian Art | ||
1975, December | Vol XVIII No 8 | Anemonefishes and their Amazing Partnership |
Slit Drums and the Hunggwe of Eastern Aoba | ||
"A Seventeenth Century Time Machine Part 1: Excavating the Wreck of the Batavia Part 2: Conserving the Wreck and the Relics" | ||
The Warrumbungle Mountains. A personal Experience | ||
The World of the Rock Lobster | ||
In Review. Reptiles and Amphibians of Australia | ||
1976, March | Vol XVIII No 9 | Snails without Shells |
The Rediscovery of Lufi | ||
Disguise, Defense and Aggression | ||
The Wayang World of the Balinese | ||
Birds from Australia's Past | ||
In Review. In General and In Particular | ||
1976, June | Vol XVIII No 10 | Gondwana Genesis |
The Shaky Isles | ||
From Hawaiki to Te-Ika-a-Maui | ||
Forest in Isolation | ||
Archaic Elements and a Host of Immigrants | ||
In the Flightless tradition | ||
An Imported Fauna | ||
A Haphazard Insect Assemblage | ||
Islands, Oceans and Marine Life Patterns | ||
1976, September | Vol XVIII No 11 | Editorial. Touch the Earth |
Probing Ponerine Ants | ||
Of Time and Deeds and Empty Cities. A Special Supplement | ||
The Gods of Urban Man | ||
The Ecologist's View | ||
The Unwritten Compact | ||
The Hidden World of Mbotgo't | ||
In Review. Life Out West | ||
1976, December | Vol XVIII No 12 | A Satellite View of Australia |
A Most Successful Invasion. The Diversity of Australia's Skinks | ||
Botanaviti. The Elusive Fijian Frogs | ||
The Spectacular Sea Anemone | ||
People, Pigs and Punishment | ||
In Review. Australian Birds and Other Animals | ||
1977 - 1979 | Vol XIX | Contents |
1977, January - March | Vol XIX No 1 | The Red Junglefowl Gallus gallus |
From the jungle to the farm | ||
Pharmacopeia nova an undersea search | ||
Life among the ashes | ||
Survival in an arid land | ||
Tracing patterns of insect flight | ||
In Review. Scientific Exploration: Historical and Recent | ||
1977, April-June | Vol XIX No 2 | Terra Australis incognita |
Voyages of discovery | ||
Investigating the interior | ||
The gentleman scientist | ||
Early geology: studies and sermons | ||
Inhabiting the Great South Land | ||
A rich and unfamiliar flora | ||
Changing the face of a continent | ||
Reflections in literature | ||
1977, July-September | Vol XIX No 3 | The outfall connection: the plight of our coastal trees |
Those bumps in the ground | ||
Opportunists in hiding | ||
A candid look at crystals | ||
Fanged but friendly: Darwin's Colubrid snakes | ||
In Review Three Approaches | ||
Letters | ||
1977, October-December | Vol XIX No 4 | Sirens of Tropical Australia |
A cloistered canopy of tangled green | ||
Listen to the Dreaming: the Aboriginal homelands movement | ||
Man's forgotten cousins: the lemurs of Madagascar | ||
A case of a comeback: the Cape Barren Goose | ||
Octopus | ||
1978, January-March | Vol XIX No 5 | They follow their noses |
A Tasmanian Triassic stream community | ||
Bizarre Opisthobranch defences | ||
The quiddity of Tiger Quolls | ||
Fishes in seagrass communities | ||
Weaving with nature | ||
1978, April-June | Vol XIX No 6 | Exploring a hazardous passage |
Water, wind and changing landscapes | ||
The floral patchwork | ||
A natural laboratory | ||
Rich and diverse marine communities | ||
Toward dispelling a myth | ||
Gardening and gathering | ||
A tombstone opening | ||
These are my islands | ||
1978, July-September | Vol XIX No 7 | The early mystery of Norfolk Island |
Inside the sophisticated sea squirt | ||
Silk, spinnerets and snares | ||
Exploring Macquarie Island Part 1: Southern wildlife outpost | ||
Exploring Macquarie Island Part 2: Sub Antarctic refuge | ||
A microcosm of diversity | ||
1978 October-December | Vol XIX No 8 | Pompeii: House of the Coloured Capitals |
Serpents of Australian seas | ||
Exploring soft bottoms in Antarctica | ||
To spy on a desert skink | ||
In Review. The ape within us | ||
1979 January-March | Vol XIX No 9 | Tracking dinosaurs the Winton excavation |
Cosmetics from trees an underrated trade in Papua New Guinea | ||
Flying catchers | ||
Yolngu communicating in paint | ||
Rebuilding a giant | ||
In Review. Endangered animals updated | ||
1979 April-June | Vol XIX No 10 | One hundred years - Royal National Park |
Irian Jaya origins | ||
Domesticating Jojoba | ||
Brush-tailed possum (Trichosurus vulpecula) | ||
JADE - the majestic mineral | ||
The disappearing craft of Santa Cruz | ||
In Review | ||
1979 | Vol XIX No 11 | Introduction |
Fossil fuels | ||
Solar energy | ||
Energy conservation | ||
The city of Sydney by night | ||
Hydrogen energy | ||
Wind energy | ||
Biological sources of energy | ||
Geothermal energy | ||
Nuclear energy | ||
1979 | Vol XIX No 12 | Australia's own pines |
Bird history - the first one hundred million years | ||
Stallions of the sea | ||
CENTREFOLD: Fat-tailed dunnarts, Sminthopsis crassicaudata | ||
Sea monster in opal - or the one that got away? | ||
Lost treasures of the Garden Palace | ||
In Review. International Trade in Wilderness | ||
1980 - 1982 | Vol XX | Contents |
1980 | Vol XX No 1 | Love Temples of the Bowerbirds |
Mystery in the Museum History | ||
Lizard Island: Jewel in the Sun | ||
Camera on Expedition | ||
Centrefold No. 4 The Cup Moths | ||
Secrets of Insect Survival | ||
Whitley Book Awards | ||
In Review | ||
1980 | Vol XX No 2 | A vigorous and agreeable people |
Tasman and a Dutch discovery | ||
The Islands of Bass Strait | ||
A Tale of Two Continents | ||
Geological Construction of Tasmania An Illustrated Summary in Colour | ||
Life where waters meet | ||
Garden in Isolation | ||
The Thylacine - an unsolved case | ||
Shrimps in high places | ||
In Reviews | ||
1980 | Vol XX No 3 | Stuffed with Life |
Diamond, Carbon's Cinderella | ||
The Waterlogged Forest | ||
Nankeen Night Heron, Nycticorax caledonicus | ||
Birds in my garden | ||
Bioenergetics | ||
Midwife to a Seastar | ||
In Review | ||
1980 | Vol XX No 4 | Nature's flower gardens |
A Pompeian house revisited | ||
Centrefold no. 7 Koala, Phascolarctos cinereus | ||
Butterflies and Evolution | ||
Fossil Squids and past geography | ||
In Review | ||
Higher Fungi in Focus | ||
1981 | Vol XX No 5 | The Talk is all Turtles' |
Second Annual Whitley Awards | ||
In Review | ||
Zeolites - a versatile mineral | ||
Centrefold No. 8 Purple Queenfish Anthias tuka | ||
Cuttlefish of Sydney Harbour | ||
Venomous Australians | ||
X-rays in focus | ||
1981 | Vol XX No 6 | Pageantry in the Skies |
Amazing Orchids of Southern Australia | ||
Mammals for All Seasons | ||
Centrefold No 9 Common Bent-wing Bat, Miniopterus schreibersii | ||
A Look at the Dingo | ||
Dinosaur Digging in Victoria | ||
In Review | ||
Good Things Grow in Glass | ||
Mammals in Focus | ||
1981 | Vol XX No 7 | Man's impact on Native Vegetation |
Caught in the Drift | ||
Leave it to the Birds and Bees | ||
Unusual - but Not Unique | ||
Our Phoenix Flora | ||
Fish Beds Reveal Lush Fossil Forest | ||
Climate and Australian Flora | ||
Proteaceae in Focus | ||
1981 | Vol XX No 8 | Woodchips or Wildlife |
Terania Creek - Under Threat | ||
Weather, Gum Blossom, Lerps . . . And forest Birds | ||
Centrefold No 10 Western Barred Bandicoot, Perameles bougainville | ||
Here's smog in Your Eye' | ||
Getting to Know Funnel Web Spiders | ||
In Review | ||
Aboriginal Australia | ||
Aborigines in Focus | ||
1982 | Vol XX No 9 | Wombats - Amiable Native Lawnmowers |
Searching the Southern Skies | ||
Noisy Miners - the Girls Have it Made | ||
Centrefold No 11 Parma Wallaby, Macropus parma | ||
A Look at the Freshwater Crocodile | ||
The World of the Abelam Unites - Gardens, Gods and Body Language | ||
In Review | ||
Infra-red Photography in Focus | ||
1982 | Vol XX No 10 | Pinus radiata - a Million Hectare Miscalculation? |
A Glimpse through the Eye of the AAT | ||
How Toxic 1080 Selects its Targets | ||
Timely Reappearance of a Rare Rat | ||
Centrefold No 12 Kultarr, Antechinomys laniger | ||
The Numbat - an Endangered Specialist | ||
Tomatoes, Tobacco & Intoxicant Weeds | ||
In Review | ||
Huxley Portraits in Focus | ||
1982 | Vol XX No 11 | Darwin, Darwinians and Darwinism |
Monkeying with the Theory of Evolution | ||
A Lion in Possum's Clothing | ||
Revealing the secrets of Life's History | ||
Evolution and the Ability to Learn | ||
Genetics Comes to Darwin's Aid | ||
How Our Flora Developed | ||
1982 | Vol XX No 12 | Streamlined Scavengers of our East Coast Waters |
Shark Attack - Fact vs Fiction | ||
It's an Ill wind that Blows in the Tropics | ||
Whispers , Screeches, Gurgles, Screams . . . Possums of Australia Part 1 - The South | ||
The Private Life of Treecreepers | ||
Red Backs - What Every Outhouse Needs | ||
In Review | ||
Summertime is Cicada Time | ||
The Toad that doesn't Toe the Line | ||
1983 - 1986 | Vol XXI | Contents |
1983 | Vol XXI No 1 | Drought |
Forum 'Scientific Creationism' - An unnatural history of gobbledegook | ||
"Come from nowhere then just disappear" | ||
A very rare Australian the Western Swamp Tortoise | ||
If it doesn't sting, it itches | ||
Centrefold 1 Southern Elephant Seal Mirounga leonina | ||
Death of the Murray | ||
In Review | ||
Natural pollution monitors | ||
Charming ambassadors of our northern forests: Possums of Australia Part 2 - the North | ||
1983 | Vol XXI No 2 | From the inside - editorial |
Whales: whale stranding - accident or design? | ||
Giant travellers of the ocean depths | ||
Soaked in sound: ethereal songs of moans, clicks and whistles | ||
Centrefold 2: Orca, the Killer Whale Orcinus orca | ||
False Killer Whale | ||
More brains than brawn? | ||
Prehistoric animals of Australia | ||
Muttaburrasaurus - beaked dinosaur | ||
Marsupial lion | ||
Allosaurus - killer extraordinaire | ||
Forum: Two Ways of Interpreting Nature | ||
Kookaburras - everyone's favourite birds | ||
Australia's lonely atolls | ||
Sydney bats on the wing | ||
1983 | Vol XXI No 3 | From the inside - editorial |
Australia's prehistory uncovered | ||
Forum: Towards a new national consciousness | ||
The Gordon flows free | ||
Stingers! | ||
Magpies... ...or Currawongs? | ||
Centrefold 3: Frilled Lizard Chlamydorsaurus kingii | ||
Frill-neck's spiky cousin - the Bearded Dragon | ||
The Chimbu Expedition: New Guinea - February 1933 | ||
Tasmanian Devils - Australia's ugliest marsupials | ||
House guests which eat and run | ||
1983 | Vol XXI No 4 | From the inside |
Roo harvesting: are kangaroos really under threat? | ||
The harvesting process | ||
On the hop | ||
Mantids: killers in disguise | ||
Simmering in the Simpson | ||
Centrefold 4: Hercules Moth Coscinocera hercules | ||
Moths in the Movies | ||
Malleefowl: A remarkable bird with an uncertain future | ||
Forum: The 'conservation ethic' in practice | ||
Keeping the options open: the forestry ethic in practice in Eden | ||
Trees as habitats | ||
Forest Wildlife | ||
Black Snake Bridges | ||
The not so demonic 'Devilfish' | ||
There's no arguing with a blue-tongue | ||
Winter 1984 | Vol XXI No 5 | Letters: More than just meat, skins and profit |
Letters: Conservationist views distorted | ||
Letters: [Grigg's Response] | ||
Discovery of new rainforest bird species Eungella honeyeater | ||
Tasmanian tiger sighting casts marsupial in new light | ||
Raine Island: a foul hen roost | ||
Raine Island: Green turtle rookery of World Significance | ||
Exploring ... the Great Barrier Reef | ||
Boosting fish numbers with artificial reefs | ||
Centrefold 5: Clownfish | ||
Forum: Is the Crown-of-Thorns ravaging the Reef? | ||
Fish populations threatened by inadequate quarantine laws | ||
Marine reserves: Conservation or Recreation? | ||
Mating behaviour of Fiddler Crabs | ||
The sex changing coral reef fish | ||
The depths of Port Davey: Isolated SW Tasmania displays hostility and beauty | ||
There's a frog in my mouth | ||
Desert Pool Dwellers | ||
Beach invaders: sea rockets and beach daisies thrive | ||
Books | ||
Spring 1984 | Vol XXI No 6 | Daintree: on the Road to Ruin |
The Platypus: a different mammal | ||
Densey Clyne looks at The spider that swings to the beat of wings | ||
Birds of the Tropical Rainforest | ||
The Taylor Leahy Patrol A retracing of the first Mt Hagan patrol | ||
Eastern Pygmy-possum | ||
Forum: Dr Bob Brown: Daintree Rainforest | ||
Baby dolphin weaned by humans World first for Coffs Harbour | ||
Photoart: Ed Douglas interprets the Australian landscape | ||
Quolls | ||
Giant Clams- a valuable Marine Resource | ||
Rare & Endangered: Saved from extinction: Lord Howe Island Woodhen | ||
Tiger Snakes of Chappell Island | ||
Letters: Doubts on thylacine | ||
Letters: Federal Government kangaroo view | ||
Books | ||
Summer 1984-85 |
Vol XXI No 7 | Kakadu National Park: Tourism and the Future |
Rare & Endangered: Numbats: Digging in for a last stand | ||
Photoart: selections from The Antipodean Suite, Fiona Hall | ||
Vampirism: Fact or Fiction | ||
Shark netting: a costly security blanket | ||
Forum: Balmain Basket-weavers and the Volvo Set versus Toorak Tunnel Vision | ||
Buff-breasted Paradise-kingfisher Poster | ||
Letters Importing Aquatic Organisms | ||
Mangroves, People & Factories: Sydney's Bicentennial Park 1988 | ||
Australian Dinosaurs | ||
Densey Clyne looks at ... and is itching to tell you about Processionary Caterpillars | ||
Gould's Long-eared Bat: the cute or the ugly? | ||
Living Monuments: Aboriginal carved trees of New South Wales | ||
Going in to bat for Queensland flying-foxes | ||
The White-faced Heron: the supreme generalist of Australia's herons | ||
Books | ||
Autumn 1985 | Vol XXI No 8 | Koala disease breakthrough: Vaccine to be tested this year |
Densey Clyne looks at…Lizards with contact lenses and windscreen wipers | ||
Australian Aborigines today: A photographic essay | ||
Locusts: The Plague of'84 | ||
Spineless but not speechless: a Selection of Invertebrate Sound | ||
Forum: Animal-based Research Can it be justified? | ||
Poster Aboriginal dancers, Arnhem land | ||
Robyn Williams: Give me the facts | ||
Books | ||
Letters: Population explosion | ||
Letters: Electronic scarecrows | ||
Letters: Natural History? | ||
Why Worms? | ||
Rare and Endangered:The Leathery Turtle | ||
Common Scents of the Bush | ||
Photoart: South Australian Landscapes | ||
South Australian Mound Springs: relict faunas in the desert | ||
The Hawkesbury: Natural History of an Estuary | ||
Winter 1985 | Vol XXI No 9 | Rapacious raptors |
"... she shall have murids wherever she goes" Rat catching in Papua New Guinea | ||
The sweet-tooth invader: European wasp spreads at alarming rate | ||
Bulldog Ants: Beware their painful stings and powerful bites | ||
Rare & Endangered: The Black-striped Snake | ||
Robyn Williams: The Gullibility Factor - Sheldrake's Morphogenetic Field | ||
Forum: Whitehouse: Image update for National Parks? | ||
Letters: Koala disease - significance misinterpreted | ||
Books | ||
Spider Fishing in the Snowy Mountains | ||
The Cassowary at his Nest: A Photographic First | ||
To be or not to be? A cassowary or a bird? | ||
Reconstructing Australia's Oldest Mammal | ||
Opal fossils: Flashes from Lightning Ridge | ||
Photoart: The urban tree [With photographs by Ingoborg Tyssen] | ||
Densey Clyne looks at.....A spider that's got the drop on insects | ||
The Hawkesbury: A river under threat | ||
Spring 1985 | Vol XXI No 10 | Mushrooms Poisonous, Edible, Hallucinogenic |
Rare and Endangered The World's Largest Butterfly | ||
Densey Clyne looks at . . . Dragons with Cloaks and Beards | ||
Bungle Bungle or Purnululu | ||
Feathered Minstrels of the Australian Bush | ||
Forum - Losing Our Way | ||
Letters - Killer Cassowary | ||
Letters - Damage to Mound springs | ||
Poster - The Longicorn Beetle | ||
Books | ||
Robyn Williams - Sir Alister Hardy: Water Babies and the Search for God | ||
Photoart - Natural History | ||
Sulawesi - Special Report | ||
Nudging the limits 'neath the Nullarbor | ||
Sand-bubblers - Crabs that breathe with their Legs (but of course!) | ||
Upside-down Flies | ||
Summer 1985-86 | Vol XXI No 11 | Saltwater crocodile conservation in the Northern Territory |
Plant tissue culture a fast-growing science | ||
Australian wild foods | ||
Moth-hunting in the Australian Alps | ||
Books | ||
Letters: Cassowary sour | ||
Letters: Wasp stings | ||
Letters: ANTipathy | ||
Letters: Human nature? | ||
Photoart: An Interest that became an Art | ||
Poster: The Red-eyed Green Tree Frog Litoria chloris | ||
Rare & endangered: The Orange-bellied Parrot | ||
Forum: Downey Creek: The great logging dispute | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Naturalists - a definition | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Stop Press! 'Burnt'-orange-bellied Parrot | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Electricity bill | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: A postage problem | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Gould League's 75th anniversary | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Pre-Linnaean nomenclature | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Trees of the Future | ||
Quips, Quotes & curios: Huge fossil find | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Battery rabbits? | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Tried & true? | ||
Sir Macfarlane Burnet ... a giant in medical research, inspired by natural history | ||
Snorkels and aqualungs: accessories for life under water | ||
Densey Clyne looks at ..... Sawfly skills and strategies | ||
The Australian desert crab: a side-walk to the conventio+L232:L234nal crustacean | ||
Terracotta icons of the Mewar Region - Its people and their beliefs | ||
Moray eels: Dangerous or docile? | ||
Autumn 1986 | Vol XXI No 12 | Halley's comet cometh |
Australian wild foods | ||
Eyes: functions, facts and fallacies | ||
Densey Clyne looks at ..... Slugs of colour and character | ||
Sandworms | ||
Letters: Attitude born of guilt | ||
Letters: Crocodile capers | ||
Letters: Once bitten ... | ||
Photoart: Kathie Atkinson | ||
Poster: Sugar Glider | ||
Rare & endangered: World's only strictly marine sea cow threatened | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Baby kangaroos and human disease | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Australia's oldest mammal | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Legless birds of paradise | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Frank Buckland - 19th century naturalist and zoophagist | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Bridal beds | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Meteorite impacts on humans | ||
Books | ||
Enlightenment vs Luna Park: A new kind of museum gallery | ||
Crocodile tears: Salt glands and the evolution of crocodiles | ||
The Tanami Desert: research on Aboriginal land | ||
Forum: Animal rights - a conservation dilemma | ||
Doing the bird ... Dance routines in the Papua New Guinea Highlands | ||
1986 - 1989 | Vol XXII | Contents |
Winter 1986 | Vol XXII No 1 | Editorial |
Nudibranchs: Nature's thieves | ||
The Emperor's New Clothes | ||
The Pinnacles Desert: a geological masterpiece | ||
Forum: Plant variety rights: a question for Australia | ||
Letters: A Question of Lerps | ||
Letters: The Emu and the Mango | ||
Letters: 'Wondering' in morphogenetic fields | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Owen - Dedicated Naturalist | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Paterson's Curse | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: The Chicken and the Pearl | ||
Densey Clyne looks at ..... Life on an outback sand dune | ||
The Eastern Snake-necked Turtle | ||
Poster: Boyd's Forest Dragon | ||
Taronga Park Zoo's Pathology Register | ||
Books | ||
The Punctuated Evolutionist - Stephen Jay Gould | ||
Rare & Endangered: Return of the Phantom Dibbler | ||
Australian Wild Foods: Riches from the Rainforest | ||
Photoart: Otto Rogge | ||
Eungella: the Land of Cloud | ||
Dangerous, Poisonous and Deadly: First Aid every Australian should know | ||
Spring 1986 | Vol XXII No 2 | Raspberries, Blackberries & the Cultural Cringe |
From the journal of Vincent Serventy | ||
Photoart: Feathers in perspective | ||
Australian Wild Foods: Edible eyesores | ||
Dung beetles | ||
Books | ||
Letters: Pickled hearts | ||
Letters: Conservation vs animal rights | ||
Letters: Obsessed with death and os | ||
Invasion north: Successful conquest by the cane toad | ||
Poster: A Cuttlefish (Sepia sp), seeing and deceiving | ||
Confessions of a Taxidermist | ||
The myth of Evolutionary Progress | ||
The Riddance of Rut | ||
Rare & Endangered: Pedra Branca Skink | ||
Gemstones | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Garlic and the black speckled doll | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Caffeine - a natural insecticide | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: First the pill, now the bullet | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Rare as hen's teeth | ||
Aurora Australis | ||
Reefs: Accidental and Artificial | ||
Summer 1986-87 | Vol XXII No 3 | Antarctica's frozen past |
Iced with life | ||
Understanding ice dynamics | ||
Floating giants | ||
Formulating the future | ||
Letters: Blazing snail trails | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Who said sharks were 'armless? | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: An ode to statistics | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Beagle business | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Pink Dolphin: an amazing animal of the Amazon | ||
Poster: Lesser Long-eared Bat Nyctophilus geoffroyi | ||
Rare & Endangered: Norfolk Island Green Parrot | ||
Australian Wild Foods: Wonderful weeds | ||
Forum: Dolphins in captivity | ||
Books | ||
Worrying about Creation 'Science' | ||
Photoart: Diamondscapes: Photography by Bill Sechos and Ruby Weber | ||
From the Journal of Vincent Serventy: Birds of the Reef: Noddy does a Good Tern | ||
More to the Mantis than meets the eye | ||
Who gives a fig? | ||
Autumn 1987 | Vol XXII No 4 | The great Somersby Fossil Fish Dig |
In the Red | ||
Photoart: Behind the mask Photography by Ric Bolzan | ||
From the journal of Vincent Serventy: Kangaroo Island | ||
Creationism: No place in the science class | ||
World Safari | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: The Archaeopteryx Controversy | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: A teatillating titbit | ||
Poster: Red and green Kangaroo Paw Anigozanthos manglesii | ||
Australian Wild Foods: When is a Berry? | ||
Forum: Cannibalism: why not? | ||
Books | ||
Letters: Gorilla warfare?: Wartime carrots | ||
Letters: Gorilla warfare?: Gorgeous George! | ||
The Blue Connection: Butterflies, ants and mangroves | ||
Rare & Endangered: Eastern Australian Underground Orchid | ||
Cures from the canopy | ||
A bird in the bush ... the Noisy Scrub-bird story | ||
Winter 1987 | Vol XXII No 5 | The Scott Sisters: Art treasures of the 19th century revealed |
Palm Cockatoos: Drumming to a different beat | ||
Australian Wild Foods: Ground orchids - Salute to saloop | ||
Forum: Kangaroo harvesting: a new approach | ||
Books | ||
Rare & Endangered: Classifying Australia's threatened fishes | ||
Solomon's Volcanoes: Life on the verge | ||
Is Australia volcanically dead? | ||
Quips, Quotes & Curios: Lover's darts | ||
Quips, Quotes & Curios: Alias emu | ||
Quips, Quotes & Curios: Animal airstrikes | ||
From the journal of Vincent Serventy: The Enchanted Isles | ||
Camels: Humpbacks of the desert | ||
Letters: Creationist cancels [includes reply by Robyn Williams] | ||
Letters: Applause for Archer | ||
Letters: More on toads | ||
Letters: Economic (not cultural) cringe | ||
What's natural about Natural History? | ||
Poster: Moths on their native food plants: Painting by Helena Scott, c 1860 | ||
The Pig-nosed Turtle Warradjan | ||
Photoart: Outback sentinels Marianne Porteners | ||
Bryophytes: Exquisite miniatures of the plant world | ||
Spring 1987 | Vol XXII No 6 | Letters: Rubber doubt |
Letters: Trial by media | ||
Letters: Another man's poison | ||
Letters: Spawn stinks | ||
Journey to the Stars | ||
Dinkum or decoy? The dilemma of a Flower Wasp | ||
Cockatoos: Pests nor pets | ||
Pituri: Tracing the trade routes of an indigenous intoxicant | ||
Australian Wild Foods: Succulents for supper | ||
Snorkel sense | ||
Poster: Green Python | ||
Portland's chance encounter with a Pygmy Right Whale | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: A not so sticky problem | ||
Quips, quote & curios: Transgenic animals | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Shark and Sole | ||
Rare & Endangered: Philip Island Hibiscus | ||
Photoart: Influenza crystals | ||
From the journal of Vincent Serventy: The Abrolhos Islands | ||
Books | ||
The Kestrel: Australia's smallest falcon | ||
Summer 1987-88 | Vol XXII No 7 | Letters: The dolphin dilemma |
Letters: East more ('roo) meat! | ||
Letters: Snail mail | ||
Letters: Tribute to Wandjuk Marika, OBE | ||
Letters: Not a case for confusion | ||
Foods of the First Fleet | ||
Fire-birds of the Top End | ||
A spine-bending story | ||
The nurseryman's role in greening Australia | ||
Photoart: Colourful crustaceans | ||
Our greatest mistake? | ||
Poster: Lemuroid Ringtail Possum | ||
Books | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Industrial melanism: Not a black and white case | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: A right balls up? | ||
Rare & Endangered: Giant Gippsland Earthworm | ||
In Praise of Mud | ||
Australian Wild Foods: The Language of Fruits | ||
From the journal of Vincent Serventy: A Tall Story | ||
Australian Ammonites | ||
Autumn 1988 | Vol XXII No 8 | Letters: A diver's dilemma* |
Letters: Mangrove madness | ||
Letters: Pigface | ||
Letters: Good on you, Gordon | ||
Australia's Most Southerly Light | ||
Australian Wild Foods: Making mistakes | ||
To catch a 'falling star' | ||
Rare & Endangered: Matchstick Banksia | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Alice, the Dodo and the Tambalacoque Tree | ||
Books | ||
A Soviet Encounter | ||
Poster: Northern Spiny-tailed Gecko | ||
Invading Ornamentals | ||
Forum: Who should pay for Australia's past? | ||
Photoart: Lunacy | ||
From the Journal of Vincent Severenty: With TAMS at Kakadu | ||
Night stalker! The remarkable Barn Owl | ||
Inside the (secret) societies of native bees | ||
Winter 1988 | Vol XXII No 9 | Letters: A cautionary tale |
Letters: Does this ring a bell? | ||
Letters: Giant earthworms | ||
Letters: Good science | ||
Molluscan dentistry The Tales that Teeth Tell | ||
Views from the fourth dimension: A dying need for Wild Places | ||
The industrious flea | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: The harvestman's taxonomic tool | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: When is an animal a plant? | ||
Morning glories of the Gulf | ||
Rare & endangered: Rufous Hare-wallaby | ||
Poster: Red-capped Robin | ||
What are Museums for? | ||
Peopling the Pacific: The Lapita Homeland Project | ||
A bronze find in PNG | ||
Book Reviews | ||
Australian wild foods: On the Liru Trail | ||
Photoart: Crystal art | ||
Forum: The ABRS - For what does it stand? | ||
Spring 1988 | Vol XXII No 10 | Letters: Lighten up! |
Letters: Doublegees | ||
Letters: Fostering forest fears | ||
Letters: Scapegoats for Creation 'Science' | ||
Satellite tracking: A new direction for research | ||
Saving whales with bows and arrows | ||
Tuning in to the six seasons of the Wet-Dry Tropics | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Maybe bats ain't bats | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Rats, ratcatchers and ratbags | ||
The odd life of larval fish | ||
The unfitness of fat | ||
Poster: Banksia Beetle | ||
Stuffed & pickled: Treasures from the historic Australian Museum mammal collection | ||
Books: Ovulation and Evolution | ||
Australian wild foods: Reminiscing | ||
Photoart: Patterns in nature | ||
Rare & endangered: Freckled Duck | ||
Views from the Fourth Dimension Our oral arsenal: A natural legacy of primate aggression | ||
Stromatolites: The ultimate living fossils | ||
Summer 1988-89 | Vol XXII No 11 | Letters: Algal blues |
Letters: A potter's request | ||
Letters: Grants not for granted | ||
Letters: Confronting criticism | ||
Letters: Ovulation and evolution | ||
Letters: Bittersweat | ||
Voyage to Elizabeth & Middleton Reefs | ||
Supplication of the crocodile: A curing ritual from Papua New Guinea | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Birds of prey and shades of grey | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: A case of mistaken identity | ||
Forum: Hunting: A conservation strategy? | ||
Photoart: Jumping spiders | ||
Poster: Weddell Seal | ||
The Nature of Australia | ||
Dragons & damsels: An in-depth penetration of their sexual strategies | ||
Views from the Fourth Dimension: The four-dimensional 'Bioblob' called Life | ||
Books: Editions and Traditions | ||
Australian wild foods: Native fruiting weeds | ||
Antarctic fish: Coping with life in icy waters | ||
Rare & endangered: 'Extinct' plants rediscovered | ||
Life without legs the pygopodid lizards | ||
Autumn 1989 | Vol XXII No 12 | Letters: The thick and the thin |
Letters: A taller story | ||
Letters: Fair go for farmers | ||
Letters: Accolade for Alex | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Prickled, not pricked | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Hot-bellied shark | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: The sign of the clap | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Pyramid-building technique | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Painless preparation of crustaceans for consumption | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Keeping fruit fresh with lobsters | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: The missionary position | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Sheep know who their friends are | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: The bite electric | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: A diet of glass | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: What's in a name? Drongo | ||
Question & answer: Days in a year | ||
Question & answer: Prehistoric giants | ||
Questions & answers: Ozone hole vs greenhouse effect | ||
Questions & answers: Largest meteorite crater | ||
Questions & answers: Phosphorescence | ||
Views from the Fourth Dimension: Slime monsters will be human too | ||
From the Archives: Cook's feathered cape | ||
Profile: David Suzuki | ||
Still Evolving: Heaven, hell & heirarchies | ||
Rare & endangered: The rarest gum tree | ||
Wild foods: The Yarrabah Way | ||
Controversy: Dinosaur extinctions | ||
Missing Links: Peripatus: up here for thinking? | ||
Sea creatures: Argonauts: Ancient mariners in boats of shell | ||
Traditions: Honeyants: A desert delicacy | ||
Bird Watching: The world's rarest penguin | ||
Insect Behaviour: The horny antics of antlered flies | ||
Photoart: Fungal fantasies | ||
Reviews | ||
Science in environmental policy | ||
Winter 1989 | Vol XXIII No 1 | Letters: Surveyors of yore |
Letters: Bombing at Middleton | ||
Letters: No more religion! | ||
Letters: Another algal blue | ||
Letters: The other dinosaur theory | ||
Letters: What next? | ||
Letters: Hunting showdown | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Throwing up a grubby defence | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Guaranteed to make you yawn | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Why bats hang upside down | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Polly want some alphabet soup? | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Action plan for Australian marsupials | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: The fungus and the fly | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Contemplation of the navel | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: A fish a day ... | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Earth-moving discoveries on the ocean's bottom | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: Eggs that swim | ||
Quips, quotes & curios: What's in a name? | ||
From the archives: The great (fake) diamond robbery | ||
Wild foods: Signposting the past | ||
Profile: The Hunger for Salt - Derek Denton | ||
Plague in the Pacific | ||
A 'spy' for Science: Nikolai Miklouho-Maclay 1846-1888 | ||
Bizarre breeders: Frogs as parents and providers | ||
The cold light of the firefly | ||
Python on the prowl | ||
Reflections on the Murray Black Collection | ||
Photoart: NSW Field Ornithologists Club: 1988 Competition results | ||
Paradise Parrot | ||
Gods, Gaia & the wound of heaven | ||
Natural selection | ||
Questions & answers: White possums | ||
Questions & answers: Fly speed | ||
Questions & answers: Shark Bay for national park? | ||
Questions & answers: Snake slough | ||
Questions & answers: Pet snakes | ||
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