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Useful References

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Belcher CA (1995). Diet of the tiger quoll (Dasyurus maculatus ) in East Gippsland, Victoria. Wildl. Res. 22:341-57.
Boorsboom A (1998) Draft Species Fact Sheet. Queensland Department on Natural Resources, Brisbane.
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Murray AJ, Belcher CA, Poore RN, Darrant J (2000). The ability of spotted-tailed quolls to locate and consume meat baits deployed during a simulate aerial baiting program. East Gippsland Flora and Fauna Group Report No.9.
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