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2016 Biodiversity Introduction Cocos Christmas Marine North Overall, this 2016 report raises many of the same issues that were raised in all the previous SoE reports...

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Pest species and pathogens

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Pressures

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2016 Biodiversity Pressures Murray Darling Tasmania Timor Sea Marine Temperate East Cocos Christmas...

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Management status

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Biodiversity

Effectiveness of management

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2016 Biodiversity Effectiveness of management South West Coast Murray Darling Tasmania Timor Sea Marine Temperate East...

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Coastal land

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Coasts

State and trends

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2016 Coasts State and trends North East Coast Marine Temperate East Great Barrier Reef Cocos Christmas Marine North...

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Box BIO10 Ongoing declines of Christmas Island reptiles

2016

Biodiversity

State and trends

Case Study

Christmas Island covers an area of about 135 square kilometres, consisting of a large central plateau surrounded by a series of steep cliffs, terraces and slopes. Five native terrestrial reptile species occur on the island, 4 of which are endemic. A sixth species that was endemic...

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Terrestrial plant and animal species: Threatened species lists

2016

Biodiversity

State and trends

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2016 Biodiversity State and trends North East Coast Australian Capital Territory Cocos Christmas Gulf of Carpentaria...

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Terrestrial plant and animal species: Mammals

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State and trends

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2016 Biodiversity State and trends South Australian Gulf Murray Darling North East Coast Timor Sea Great Barrier Reef...

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Terrestrial plant and animal species: Reptiles and amphibians

2016

Biodiversity

State and trends

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2016 Biodiversity State and trends Cocos Christmas Reptiles and amphibians As was the case in SoE 2011, there has been little improvement in the status of listed reptile and amphibian taxa at...

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