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R. Brandle

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R. Brandle — researcher profile on SciRah

h-index: 14
Works: 37
Citations: 534

Most-cited papers

Rabbit biocontrol and landscape‐scale recovery of threatened desert mammals
Reece D. Pedler, R. Brandle, J. Read, R. Southgate +2 more
2016Conservation Biology112 citations
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The role of refuges in the persistence of Australian dryland mammals
C. Pavey, J. Addison, R. Brandle, C. Dickman +3 more
2017Biological Reviews of The Cambridge Philosophical Society67 citations
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Comparative ecology of two populations of Pseudomys australis in northern South Australia
R. Brandle, K. Moseby
199941 citations
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Variation in population dynamics and movement patterns between two geographically isolated populations of the dusky hopping mouse (Notomys fuscus)
K. Moseby, H. Owens, R. Brandle, J. Bice +1 more
200632 citations
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The distribution, habitat requirements and conservation status of the plains rat, Pseudomys australis (Rodentia : Muridae)
R. Brandle, K. Moseby, M. Adams
199929 citations
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Supportive release techniques provide no reintroduction benefit when efficacy and uptake is low
H. Bannister, R. Brandle, S. Delean, D. Paton +1 more
2018Oryx19 citations Open access
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Antipredator behaviour of a native marsupial is relaxed when mammalian predators are excluded
H. Bannister, R. Brandle, K. Moseby
2018Wildlife research (East Melbourne)18 citations
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Distribution, habitat and conservation status of the rare dusky hopping-mouse, Notomys fuscus (Rodentia : Muridae)
K. Moseby, R. Brandle, M. Adams
199918 citations
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The ecological costs and benefits of a feral cat poison‐baiting programme for protection of reintroduced populations of the western quoll and brushtail possum
K. Moseby, P. Hodgens, H. Bannister, Patricia Mooney +5 more
2021Austral ecology (Print)17 citations Open access
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Management of invasive mesopredators in the Flinders Ranges, South Australia: effectiveness and implications
A. Stobo‐Wilson, R. Brandle, Christopher N. Johnson, Menna E. Jones
2020Wildlife research (East Melbourne)17 citations Open access
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Intensive monitoring, the key to identifying cat predation as a major threat to native carnivore (Dasyurus geoffroii) reintroduction
K. Moseby, P. Hodgens, David Peacock, P. Mooney +7 more
2021Biodiversity and Conservation16 citations Open access
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Can reintroductions to degraded habitat succeed? A test using the common brushtail possum
K. Moseby, R. Brandle, P. Hodgens, H. Bannister
202016 citations
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A framework for assessing regional biodiversity condition under changing environments of the arid Australian rangelands
A. Smyth, R. Brandle, V. Chewings, J. Read +2 more
200916 citations
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Non-detection errors in a survey of persistent, highly-detectable vegetation species
Ken D. Clarke, Megan M. Lewis, R. Brandle, B. Ostendorf
2011Environmental Monitoring & Assessment15 citations
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Designing a large-scale track-based monitoring program to detect changes in species distributions in arid Australia.
D. Southwell, A. Skroblin, K. Moseby, R. Southgate +18 more
2022Ecological Applications13 citations Open access
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Long-Distance Movements of Feral Cats in Semi-Arid South Australia and Implications for Conservation Management
J. Jansen, Hugh W. McGregor, Geoff Axford, Abbey T. Dean +6 more
2021Animals11 citations Open access
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Passive recovery of small vertebrates following livestock removal in the Australian rangelands
Nerissa A. Haby, R. Brandle
201811 citations
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Time to adjust: changes in the diet of a reintroduced marsupial after release
H. Bannister, A. Croxford, R. Brandle, D. Paton +1 more
2020Oryx10 citations Open access
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Dynamics, habitat use and extinction risk of a carnivorous desert marsupial
A. Greenville, R. Brandle, Peter D. Canty, C. Dickman
20188 citations
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The Arid Zone Monitoring Project: combining Indigenous ecological expertise with scientific data analysis to assess the potential of using sign-based surveys to monitor vertebrates in the Australian deserts
Sarah M. Legge, Naomi Indigo, Darren M. Southwell, A. Skroblin +47 more
2024Wildlife research (East Melbourne)7 citations Open access
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Planigales (Marsupialia : Dasyuridae) of eastern Australia's interior: a comparison of morphology, distributions and habitat preferences, with particular emphasis on South Australia
M. Blacket, C. Kemper, R. Brandle
20087 citations
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High‐resolution mapping of rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) densities for targeted conservation management
Jeroen Jansen, Jan Jansen, Abbey T. Dean, R. Brandle +2 more
2023Journal of Applied Ecology5 citations Open access
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Methods for identifying, selecting and interpreting indicators for assessing biodiversity condition in desert Australia, using the Stony Plains bioregion as a case study
A. Smyth, R. Brandle, A. Brook, V. Chewings +2 more
20095 citations
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A BIOLOGICAL SURVEY of the NORTH WEST FLINDERS RANGES SOUTH AUSTRALIA
R. Brandle
19985 citations
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Rabbit warrens: an important resource for invasive alien species in semi-arid Australia
Abbey T. Dean, R. Brandle, L. Barmuta, Menna E. Jones +1 more
2023Wildlife research (East Melbourne)4 citations Open access
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Adaptive Management of Malkumba-Coongie Lakes Ramsar Site in Arid Australia—A Free Flowing River and Wetland System
R. Kingsford, C. McLoughlin, R. Brandle, G. Bino +5 more
2021Sustainability4 citations Open access
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Water quality parameters and population characteristics for the Flinders Ranges Gudgeon
Martin Caon, R. Hickman, R. Gabb, R. Brandle
2021Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia3 citations
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Limbless geckoes hanging on? Lessons in exploiting arid-zone unpredictability from an elusive habitat-specialist pygopod
R. Pedler, R. Brandle, A. Fenner, S. Lennon
2014Wildlife research (East Melbourne)3 citations
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Mogurnda clivicola (Flinders Ranges Mogurnda): growth rate in the wild and further results of a monitoring program
Martin Caon, R. Hickman, R. Gabb, Mike Tanner +2 more
2023Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia2 citations
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Understanding ecosystem dynamics in South Australia’s arid lands: a framework to assist biodiversity conservation
A. Mcilwee, D. J. Rogers, P. Pisanu, R. Brandle +1 more
20132 citations
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Refining population estimates for the fish Mogurnda clivicola (Flinders Ranges Mogurnda) in two northern Flinders Ranges catchments, South Australia
M. Caon, Roger Byrt, Barbera Byrt, R. Gabb +6 more
2024Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia1 citations
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PVA Highlights Different Management Actions Required to Prevent Extinction in Fenced and Unfenced Populations of Reintroduced Western Quolls
Rebecca Schaefer, K. Tuft, I. Onley, K. Ottewell +4 more
2026Austral ecology (Print)0 citations Open access
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The hidden history of Dasyuroides byrnei : historical range and likely causes of decline during the frontier years in central Australia
William La Marca, A. Greenville, R. Brandle, C. Dickman
2026Historical Records of Australian Science0 citations
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Variation of water quality parameters with location in the two known habitats of Mogurnda clivicola (Flinders Ranges Mogurnda) and the implications for the ongoing viability of those habitats
R. Hickman, M. Caon, R. Gabb, Mike Tanner +1 more
2025Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia0 citations
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Spatial niche separation of an invasive and a native mesopredator
Jeroen Jansen, K. Moseby, Sebastien Comte, Abbey T. Dean +4 more
2023bioRxiv0 citations Open access
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The effects of alternative rabbit control methods on feral cat activity in an open, semi-arid landscape
Jeroen Jansen, Sebastien Comte, Abbey T. Dean, Geoff Axford +4 more
2023bioRxiv0 citations Open access
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A Conservation Planning Framework for South Australia’s arid lands
A. Mcilwee, R. Brandle, J. McDonald
20150 citations
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