Use of road infrastructure for movement by common terrestrial vertebrates

This research was conducted as part of The University of Queensland Bachelor of Science (Honours) Program. This project tied to determine whether Australian wildlife used under-road drainage culverts or crossed roads directly. If so, this project also aimed to determine whether the interactions between animals characteristics, the environment and culvert properties influenced culvert use.

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University of Queensland
Australia

Keywords

Wildlife-vehicle collisions, roadkill, Road ecology, movement ecology, landscape connectivity, road management

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