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Reintroducing rewilding to restoration–Rejecting the search for novelty
MW Hayward, RJ Scanlon, A Callen, LG Howell, KL Klop-Toker, ...
Biological conservation 233, 255-259, 2019
972019
Elevated salinity blocks pathogen transmission and improves host survival from the global amphibian chytrid pandemic: Implications for translocations
S Clulow, J Gould, H James, M Stockwell, J Clulow, M Mahony
Journal of Applied Ecology 55 (2), 830-840, 2018
602018
Adhesive defence mucus secretions in the red triangle slug (Triboniophorus graeffei) can incapacitate adult frogs
J Gould, JW Valdez, R Upton
Ethology 125 (8), 587-591, 2019
232019
Comparative animal mucomics: Inspiration for functional materials from ubiquitous and understudied biopolymers
AR Cerullo, TY Lai, B Allam, A Baer, WJP Barnes, Z Barrientos, ...
ACS Biomaterials Science & Engineering 6 (10), 5377-5398, 2020
222020
Quantity versus quality: A balance between egg and clutch size among Australian amphibians in relation to other life‐history variables
J Gould, C Beranek, J Valdez, M Mahony
Austral Ecology 47 (3), 685-697, 2022
172022
Food, not friend: Tadpoles of the sandpaper frog (Lechriodus fletcheri) cannibalise conspecific eggs as a food resource in ephemeral pools
J Gould, J Clulow, S Clulow
Ethology 126 (4), 486-491, 2020
172020
Diving beetle offspring oviposited in amphibian spawn prey on the tadpoles upon hatching
J Gould, JW Valdez, J Clulow, S Clulow
Entomological Science 22 (4), 393-397, 2019
172019
Complex trade-offs in oviposition site selection in a cannibalistic frog
J Gould, J Clulow, P Rippon, JS Doody, S Clulow
Animal Behaviour 175, 75-86, 2021
152021
Using citizen science in the photo-identification of adult individuals of an amphibian based on two facial skin features
J Gould, J Clulow, S Clulow
PeerJ 9, e11190, 2021
142021
High clutch failure rate due to unpredictable rainfall for an ephemeral pool-breeding frog
J Gould, J Clulow, S Clulow
Oecologia 198 (3), 699-710, 2022
122022
Safety bubbles: a review of the proposed functions of froth nesting among anuran amphibians
J Gould
Ecologies 2 (1), 112-137, 2021
122021
Mosquitoes as a potential vector for the transmission of the amphibian chytrid fungus
J Gould, J Valdez, M Stockwell, S Clulow, M Mahony
MDPI AG, 2019
112019
Standing out in a crowd: Intraspecific variability in dorsal patterning allows for photo‐identification of a threatened anuran
J Gould, A Callen, C Maynard, G Knibb, J Mcgregor, L Gill, S Sanders, ...
Austral Ecology 46 (8), 1383-1391, 2021
72021
Build me up to break me down: frothed spawn in the sandpaper frog, Lechriodus fletcheri, is formed by female parents and later broken down by their offspring
J Gould
Australian Journal of Zoology 67 (3), 153-161, 2020
72020
Locomotion with a twist: Aquatic beetle walks upside down on the underside of the water's surface
J Gould, JW Valdez
Ethology 127 (8), 669-673, 2021
52021
Tadpole fingerprinting: Using tail venation patterns to photo‐identify tadpole individuals of a threatened frog
J Gould, J Taylor, B Davies, R Donelly, K Schmahl, CK Bugir, CT Beranek, ...
Austral Ecology 48 (3), 585-599, 2023
42023
Dating on your level: assortative mating based on body condition in an amphibian
J Gould, JW Valdez
Ethology Ecology & Evolution 35 (1), 1-15, 2023
42023
Hauling up a hefty meal: Long‐Jawed spider (Araneae, Tetragnathidae) uses silk lines to transport large prey vertically through the air in the absence of a web
J Gould
Ethology 127 (5), 438-442, 2021
42021
A little on the nose: A mosquito targets the nostrils of tree frogs for a blood meal
J Gould, JW Valdez
Ethology 130 (2), e13424, 2024
32024
Learning from past designs: improving amphibian fences using an adaptive management approach
J Gould, A Callen, G Knibb, R Donelly, K Schmahl, C Maynard, S Sanders, ...
Wildlife Research, 2023
32023
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