Fruits of the Australian Tropical Rainforest

By W. Cooper, W. Cooper. 2004

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Forests of East Australia: The 35th Biodiversity Hotspot (2011, unknown): “Formal and popular literature were used to validate the status of some species, including The Flora of New South Wales (Harden 1990–1993), the Queensland Census (Henderson 2002), Fairley and Moore (1989) from the Sydney Region, The Native Vegetation of New South Wales (Keith 2004), Fruits of the Rai”
Evolution of fruit types and seed dispersal: A phylogenetic and ecological snapshot (2008, background): “The total of 786, 922, and 247 genera were surveyed for the Australian tropical forests (Cooper, 2004), Central North American plains (Rydberg, 1932), and Indian desert (Bhandari, 1978), respectively (The data sets are available from the authors upon request).”
Incorporating patterns of disperser behaviour into models of seed dispersal and its effects on estimated dispersal curves (2005, methodology): “casuarius in north Queensland was compiled from the literature (White 1913; Crome 1976; Barker and Vestjens 1984; Stocker and Irvine 1983; Marchant and Higgins 1990; Cooper and Cooper 2004), from our own field observations or those of others (W and W.”