Simon D. Toop

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1. Bayesian modelling reveals differences in long-term trends in the harvest of native and introduced species by recreational hunters in Australia

   P. Moloney, A. Gormley, Simon D. Toop, J. Flesch +3 more

   2022Wildlife research (East Melbourne)16 citations Open access

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2. Widespread hybridization in the introduced hog deer population of Victoria, Australia, and its implications for conservation

   E. Hill, A. Linacre, Simon D. Toop, N. Murphy +1 more

   2019Ecology and Evolution16 citations Open access

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3. Elevated lead exposure in Australian hunting dogs during a deer hunting season.

   J. Hampton, M. Cobb, Simon D. Toop, J. Flesch +1 more

   2023Environmental Pollution15 citations Open access

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4. Expanding the use of portable XRF to monitor lead exposure in an Australian duck species two decades after a ban on lead shot.

   Damien Nzabanita, J. Hampton, Simon D. Toop, Andrew J. Bengsen +4 more

   2023Science of the Total Environment15 citations

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5. A comparison of lead-based and lead-free bullets for shooting sambar deer (Cervus unicolor) in Australia

   J. Hampton, Andrew J. Bengsen, J. Flesch, Simon D. Toop +5 more

   2022Wildlife research (East Melbourne)13 citations Open access

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6. Lead ammunition residues in a hunted Australian grassland bird, the stubble quail (Coturnix pectoralis): Implications for human and wildlife health

   J. Hampton, Heath Dunstan, Simon D. Toop, J. Flesch +2 more

   2022PLoS ONE12 citations Open access

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7. The complete mitochondrial genome of Axis porcinus (Mammalia: Cervidae) from Victoria, Australia, using MiSeq sequencing

   E. Hill, A. Linacre, Simon D. Toop, N. Murphy +1 more

   2017Mitochondrial DNA Part B: Resources7 citations Open access

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8. Characterising a unique recreational hunting method: hound hunting of sambar deer (Cervus unicolor) in Victoria, Australia

   J. Hampton, Andrew J. Bengsen, Sebastien Comte, J. Flesch +3 more

   2022Wildlife research (East Melbourne)5 citations Open access

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9. Kinship analysis reveals low dispersal in a hog deer (Axis porcinus) population in Wilsons Promontory National Park, Australia

   E. Hill, N. Murphy, A. Linacre, Simon D. Toop +1 more

   2023Wildlife research (East Melbourne)4 citations Open access

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10. Highlighting the risk of environmental lead contamination for deer management in Australia

    J. Hampton, J. Flesch, Alexander S. Wendt, Simon D. Toop

    2023Ecological Management & Restoration3 citations Open access

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11. Genetic analysis of hog deer (Axis porcinus) in Victoria, Australia, and its applications to invasive species and game management

    E. Hill, N. Murphy, Simon D. Toop, A. Linacre +1 more

    2022Zeitschrift f\ ur Jagdwissenschaft3 citations Open access

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12. Assessing the efficacy of electronic quail callers in attracting stubble quail and non-target predators

    Mia Ray, John G. White, M. Weston, A. Rendall +4 more

    2022PLoS ONE1 citations Open access

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13. Development of an STR panel for a non-native population of an endangered species

    E. Hill, A. Linacre, Simon D. Toop, N. Murphy +1 more

    2021Molecular Biology Reports1 citations Open access

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