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126-Oct-2023Thermal Biology of Two Burrowing Arid Zone Species: The Great Desert Skink (Liopholis Kintorei) and the Brush-tailed Mulgara (Dasycerus Blythi)Campbell, Martin Ian; Czenze, Zenon ; Geiser, Fritz ; Koertner, Gerhard ; Paltridge, Rachel6-Nov-2023
23-Mar-2023Thermal biology of two burrowing arid zone species: The Great desert skink (Liopholis kintorei) and the Mulgara (Dasycerus blythi) - DatasetCampbell, Martin ; Geiser, Fritz ; Koertner, Gerhard ; Paltridge, Rachel; Czenze, Zenon 6-Nov-2023
32023Flexible Employment of Torpor in Squirrel Gliders (Petaurus norfolcensis): An Adaptation to Unpredictable Climate?Dausmann, Kathrin H; Körtner, Gerhard ; Aharon-Rotman, Yaara ; Currie, Shannon E; Geiser, Fritz 4-Jan-2023
42021Lethal control of eutherian predators via aerial baiting does not negatively affect female spotted-tailed quolls (Dasyurus maculatus maculatus) and their pouch youngClaridge, Andrew W; Ballard, Guy ; Koertner, Gerhard ; Fleming, Peter J S ; Forge, Trent ; Hine, Abby5-May-2022
5Nov-2020Do small precocial birds enter torpor to conserve energy during development?Aharon-Rotman, Yaara ; Körtner, Gerhard ; Wacker, Chris B ; Geiser, Fritz 26-Mar-2021
62019Denning behaviour of female spotted-tailed quolls during the breeding seasonKoertner, Gerhard ; Claridge, Andrew ; Ballard, Guy 1-May-2022
727-Oct-2017Thermal Energetics of Dunnarts (Marsupialia) in Relation to Development, Insulation, Torpor Expression and BaskingWacker, Christine ; Geiser, Fritz ; Koertner, Gerhard 17-Jan-2024
82017Torpor and basking after a severe wildfire: mammalian survival strategies in a scorched landscapeMatthews, Jaya K; Stawski, Clare ; Körtner, Gerhard ; Parker, Cassandra A; Geiser, Fritz 23-Jan-2017
9Dec-2016Contact rates of wild-living and domestic dog populations in Australia: a new approachSparkes, Jessica; Ballard, Guy ; Fleming, Peter J S ; van de Ven, Remy; Koertner, Gerhard 2-May-2022
102016Activity patterns and torpor in two free-ranging carnivorous marsupials in arid Australia in relation to precipitation, reproduction, and ground coverKoertner, Gerhard ; Riek, Alexander; Pavey, Chris R; Geiser, Fritz 28-Apr-2017
112016Phenotypic plasticity of post-fire activity and thermal biology of a free-ranging small mammalStawski, Clare ; Koertner, Gerhard ; Nowack, Julia ; Geiser, Fritz 18-Jan-2017
122016Why is the marsupial kaluta, 'Dasykaluta rosamondae', diurnally active in winter: Foraging advantages or predator avoidance in arid northern Australia?Pavey, Chris R; Burwell, Chris J; Koertner, Gerhard ; Geiser, Fritz 14-Feb-2017
132016The functional requirements of mammalian hair: a compromise between crypsis and thermoregulation?Wacker, Chris; McAllan, Bronwyn M; Koertner, Gerhard ; Geiser, Fritz 14-Feb-2017
142016How to keep cool in a hot desert: Torpor in two species of free-ranging bats in summerBondarenco, Artiom; Koertner, Gerhard ; Geiser, Fritz 20-Feb-2017
152015Measuring subcutaneous temperature and differential rates of rewarming from hibernation and daily torpor in two species of batsCurrie, Shannon E; Koertner, Gerhard ; Geiser, Fritz 21-Apr-2017
162015Snoozing through the storm: torpor use during a natural disasterNowack, Julia ; Rojas, A Daniella; Koertner, Gerhard ; Geiser, Fritz 2-May-2017
172015Cardiorespiratory function and metabolism of heterothermic batsCurrie, Shannon; Geiser, Fritz ; Koertner, Gerhard 8-Jan-2016
182015Thermal biology and activity patterns of antechinus (Marsupialia) in relation to reproductionRojas, Ana Daniella; Geiser, Fritz ; Koertner, Gerhard 8-Jan-2016
192015The importance of mammalian torpor for survival in a post-fire landscapeStawski, Clare ; Koertner, Gerhard ; Nowack, Julia ; Geiser, Fritz 18-Jan-2017
202015Physiological and behavioural responses of a small heterothermic mammal to fire stimuliStawski, Clare ; Matthews, Jaya K; Koertner, Gerhard ; Geiser, Fritz 18-Jan-2017
21Nov-2014Australia's surviving marsupial carnivores: threats and conservationJones, Menna E; Burnett, Scott; Claridge, Andrew W; Fancourt, Bronwyn ; Körtner, Gerhard ; Morris, Keith; Peacock, David; Troy, Shannon; Woinarski, John3-Sep-2021
222014Torpor and thermal energetics in Australian arid zone batsBondarenco, Artiom; Geiser, Fritz ; Koertner, Gerhard 24-Apr-2015
232014Torpor in free-ranging antechinus: does it increase fitness?Rojas, A Daniella; Koertner, Gerhard ; Geiser, Fritz 25-Nov-2014
242014Hot bats: extreme thermal tolerance in a desert heat waveBondarenco, Artiom; Koertner, Gerhard ; Geiser, Fritz 21-Nov-2014
252014Heart rate as a predictor of metabolic rate in heterothermic batsCurrie, Shannon; Koertner, Gerhard ; Geiser, Fritz 21-Nov-2014
262012Summer and winter torpor use by a free-ranging marsupialTurner, James M; Koertner, Gerhard ; Warnecke, Lisa; Geiser, Fritz 21-Feb-2013
272012Short-term movement patterns and diet of small dasyurid marsupials in semiarid AustraliaWarnecke, Lisa; Koertner, Gerhard ; Burwell, Chris J; Turner, James M; Geiser, Fritz 21-Feb-2013
282012Cool running: locomotor performance at low body temperature in mammalsRojas, Ana Daniella; Koertner, Gerhard ; Geiser, Fritz 22-Jan-2013
292012Opportunistic hibernation by a free-ranging marsupialTurner, James M; Warnecke, Lisa; Koertner, Gerhard ; Geiser, Fritz 5-Feb-2013

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Credit Name
Gerhard Koertner
Full Name
Koertner, Gerhard
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Körtner, Gerhard
 
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Adjunct Senior Lecturer
 
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School of Environmental and Rural Science
 
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Faculty of Science, Ag, Business and Law
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