2020 – Eungella Special Issue Vol 125
A few years ago, Guest Editor Prof Roger Kitching of Griffith University organised and executed an extensive survey of the biodiversity of the Eungella rainforests generously funded by the Mackay Regional Council. Prof Kitching has subsequently assembled the resulting papers into Special Issue of the Proceedings of the Royal Society of Queensland on the rainforests of the Eungella region.
Special thanks are due to sponsors Environmental Futures Research Institute, Griffith University and its director Professor Zhihong Xu, Reef Catchments NRM group and an anonymous philanthropist. Without their support it would not have been possible to produce the work in print.
Print copies are available from the ‘Friends of the Garden’ at the Mackay Botanic Gardens and from the Society via email rsocqld@gmail.com, cover price $35 plus $10 postage. Payment can be made on line or cheque, via the details on the Contact page.
Proceedings 125
Individual papers for Proceedings 125. Before accessing the following articles, please note that this work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International Licence. Individual articles may be copied or downloaded for private, scholarly and not-for-profit use. Quotations may be extracted provided that the author and The Royal Society of Queensland are acknowledged. Queries regarding republication of papers, or parts of papers such as figures and photographs, should be addressed to the Secretary of The Royal Society of Queensland Inc. (rsocqld@gmail.com).
Author | Keywords | Title | Publishing Details |
| | Front Cover | |
| | Preliminaries | |
| | Table of Contents | |
Kitching, R. L. | Eungella, Queensland, biodiversity | Eungella - The Land of Clouds Revisited. | 18/02/2020 |
Ogilvie, P. | Eungella, national park, history | The development of national parks in the Eungella region. | 18/02/2020 |
Ashton, L. A. | Eungella, elevational gradient, microclimate, soils, vegetation | The Eungella biodiversity study: Filling the knowledge gap. | 18/02/2020 |
Stanisic, A. & Window, E. | Eungella, elevational gradient, land snails, taxonomy, distributions | Land snails of the Eungella plateau and environs, Clarke Range, Mid-eastern Queensland. | 18/02/2020 |
Burwell, C. J. | dragonflies, damselflies, Odonata, Eungella | Dragonflies and Damselflies (Odonata) of the Eungella region. | 18/02/2020 |
Burwell, C. J. | ants, Formicidae, Eungella | Rainforest ants (Hymenoptera: Hormicidae) along an elevational gradient at Eungella in the Clarke Range, Central Queensland coast, Australia. | 18/02/2020 |
Kitching, R. L. | Pyraloidea, Spilomelinae/Pyraustinae, Eungella, elevation, distribution | The Pyraloidea of Eungella: A moth fauna in its elevational and distributional context. | 18/02/2020 |
Mahony, M. J. | Eungella, Amphibia | The amphibian fauna of Eungella and their important role in unravelling the evolutionary history of the Australian east coast closed forest biota. | 18/02/2020 |
Meyer, E. A. | Eungella, frogs, conservation status | An update on the status of wet forest stream-dwelling frogs of the Eungella region. | 18/02/2020 Typographical error in labels of Fig. 5 on p.106 corrected 26/2/2020 |
Leach, E. C. | Eungella, birds | The avifauna of the Eungella region, Central Coastal Queensland, Australia. | 18/02/2020 |
Hines, H. B. | Mackay Highlands, Eungella, fire, severity, ecological impact, rainforest | The extent and severity of the Mackay Highlands 2018 wildfires and the potential impact on natural values, particularly in the mesic forests of the Eungella-Crediton area. | 18/02/2020 |
| | Contributors | |
| | Back Cover | |