Info on Herry's PhD
I completed my PhD in 1998 with support from an
Overseas Postgraduate Research Scholarship and a Charles Sturt University
Postgraduate Research Scholarship.
I investigated the ecology of forest dwelling bats (Microchiroptera)
in the western slopes of the Australian Alps at the Johnstone Centre,
Charles Sturt University. Objectives of the research were:
to create an inventory of the species in the area;
to improve bat survey methodology;
to increase knowledge on habitat requirements of selected species;
to study foraging and roosting requirements of selected species;
and
to identify habitats of special importance for the bats in
the area.
These investigations resulted in the PhD Thesis: "Aspects on the ecology
of insectivorous bats forest-dwelling bats in the western slopes of
the Australian alps".
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You may cite my thesis as:
Herr, A. (1998) Aspects of the ecology of insectivorous forest-dwelling
bats (Microchiroptera) in the western slopes of the Australian alps.
PhD thesis, Charles Sturt University. URL: http://herry.ausbats.org.au/thesis/thesis.pdf.
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