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DR DANIEL RAMP

| Career| Research | Publications |

 
PUBLICATIONS
 
Roger, E., Ramp, D. (In Review). Incorporating habitat use in models of fauna fatalities on roads. Diversity and Distributions.
 
Ramp, D. (In Review). Roads as drivers of change: A review of the effect of the road environment on kangaroos and other macropods. Australian Mammal Society Macropod Symposium, Surrey Beatty, Sydney, Australia.
 
Lee, E., Ramp, D., Croft, D.B. (In Review). Flight response as a causative factor in kangaroo-vehicle collisions. Australian Mammal Society Macropod Symposium, Surrey Beatty, Sydney, Australia.
 
Ramp, D., Roger, E. (In Press). Frequency of animal-vehicle collisions in New South Wales. In 'Too Close for Comfort', Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.
 
Roger, E., Laffan, S.W., Ramp, D. (2007). Habitat selection by the common wombat (Vombatus ursinus) in disturbed environments: implications for conservation of a common species. Biological Conservation 137: 437-449.
 
Ramp, D., Roger, E. (2007). Our 'common' wildlife may be the next 'sleeping' threatened species. In A voice for wildlife: Newsletter of the Australian Wildlife Protection Council.
 
Ramp, D., Ben-Ami, D. (2006). The effect of road-based fatalities on the viability of a peri-urban swamp wallaby population. Journal of Wildlife Management 70: 1615-1624.
 
Rose, T., Munn, A., Ramp, D., Banks, P. (2006). Foot-thumping as an alarm signal in macropodoid marsupials: prevalence and hypotheses of function. Mammal Review 36: 281-298.
 
Ramp, D., Croft, D.B. (2006). Do wildlife warning reflectors elicit aversion in captive macropods? Wildlife Research 33: 583-590.
 
Ben-Ami, D., Croft, D.B., Ramp, D. (2006). Population viability assessment and sensitivity analysis as a management tool for the peri-urban environment. Urban Ecosystems 9: 227-241.
 
Ramp, D., Wilson, V.K., Croft, D.B. (2006). Assessing the impacts of roads in peri-urban reserves: road-based fatalities and road usage by wildlife in the Royal National Park, New South Wales, Australia. Biological Conservation 129: 348-359.
 
Klöcker, U., Croft, D., Ramp, D. (2006). Frequency and causes of kangaroo-vehicle collisions on an Australian outback highway. Wildlife Research 33: 5-15.
 
Maguire G., Ramp D., Coulson G. (2006). Foraging behaviour and dispersion of eastern grey kangaroos in an Ideal Free framework. Journal of Zoology, London 268: 261-269.
 
Ben-Ami, D., Ramp, D. (2006). Modelling the effect of roads and other disturbances on wildlife populations in the peri-urban environment to facilitate long-term viability. Pages 317-322. In Irwin, C.L., Garrett P., McDermott K.P. (eds.) On the road to stewardship. International Conference on Ecology and Transportation 2005 Proceedings, San Diego, California. (ITRE, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, USA.)
 
Ramp, D. (2006). Biodiversity and ecosystem consequences of road development in peri-urban landscapes. In A voice for wildlife: Newsletter of the Australian Wildlife Protection Council 17.
 
Ramp, D., Caldwell, J., Edwards, K., Warton, D., Croft, D. (2005). Modelling of wildlife fatality hotspots along the Snowy Mountains Highway in New South Wales, Australia. Biological Conservation 126: 474-490.
 
Ramp D., Russell B.G., Croft D.B. (2005). Predator scent induces differing responses in two sympatric macropodids. Australian Journal of Zoology 53: 73-78.
 
Ramp, D. (2005). Is 'control' of kangaroo populations really necessary? In Wilson, M. and Croft, D.B. (eds.) Kangaroos: Myths and Realities. Pages 208-220. Australian Wildlife Protection Council Inc., Melbourne, Australia.
 
Ramp, D. (2005). A new frontier: the road environment and its impact on kangaroos. In Wilson, M. and Croft, D.B. (eds.) Kangaroos: Myths and Realities. Pages 155-167. Australian Wildlife Protection Council Inc., Melbourne, Australia.
 
Lee E., Klöcker U., Croft D.B., Ramp D. (2004). Kangaroo-vehicle collisions in Australia's sheep rangelands, during and following drought periods. Australian Mammalogy 26: 215-226.
 
Ramp D., Coulson G. (2004). Small-scale patch selection and consumer-resource dynamics in free-ranging eastern grey kangaroos. Journal of Mammalogy 85: 1053-1059.
 
Ramp, D. (2004). Sharing the environment: counting the cost of wildlife mortality on roads. National Wildlife Carers Conference, Conference proceedings, July 2004.
 
Ramp, D. (2004). Wildlife road kill in Australia: guidelines for research. In Australian Wildlife Autumn 2/2004.
 
Ramp, D., Croft, D.B. (2003). Behavioural responses of wallabies to predator odours. In Noldus News 10 (2): September 2003.
 
Ramp, D. (2003). Animal movement and habitat connectivity: can we design permeable roads? In A voice for wildlife: Newsletter of the Australian Wildlife Protection Council 14 (4).
 
Ramp D., Coulson G. (2002). Density dependence in foraging habitat preference of eastern grey kangaroos. Oikos 98: 393-402.
 
Coulson, G. Alviano, P., Ramp, D., Way, S., McLean, N. and Yazgin, V. (2000). The kangaroos of Yan Yean: Issues for a forested water catchment in a semi-rural matrix. pp 146-156. In Craig, J.L., Mitchell, N. and Saunders, D.A. (eds.) Nature Conservation 5: Nature conservation in production environments: Managing the matrix. Surrey Beatty & Sons, Sydney, Australia.
 
Coulson, G., Alviano, P., Ramp, D., Way, S. (1999). The kangaroos of Yan Yean: History of a problem population. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria 111: 121-130.