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Complete AGLC4 Citations & References

Archival Provenance for: Megafauna Coexistence & Extinction Chronology in Southwest Ecosystems

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  1. David Merrilees, 'Man the Destroyer: Late Quaternary Changes in the Australian Marsupial Fauna' (1968) 51(1) <em>Journal of the Royal Society of Western Australia</em> 1, 4–12. ↩ Back to text
  2. Charles E Dortch and David Merrilees, 'Human Occupation of Devil's Lair, Western Australia during the Pleistocene' (1973) 8(2) <em>Archaeology & Physical Anthropology in Oceania</em> 89, 93–7. ↩ Back to text
  3. Richard G Roberts et al, 'New Ages for the Last Australian Megafauna: Continent-Wide Extinction About 46,000 Years Ago' (2001) 292(5523) <em>Science</em> 1888, 1890–3. ↩ Back to text
  4. Peter Hiscock, <em>The Archaeology of Ancient Australia</em> (Routledge, 2008) 45–52. ↩ Back to text
  5. Ludwig Glauert, 'The Mammoth Cave' (1910) 3 <em>Records of the Western Australian Museum and Art Gallery</em> 11, 12–16. ↩ Back to text
  6. Charles E Dortch, '33,000 Year Old Radiocarbon Dates for Devil's Lair, Western Australia' (1979) 4(3) <em>Archaeology in Oceania</em> 105, 107–10. ↩ Back to text
  7. Sandra Bowdler, 'Archaeological Significance of Leeuwin-Naturaliste Cave Sites' (1984) 18 <em>Australian Archaeology</em> 1, 6–9. ↩ Back to text
  8. Gavin J Prideaux et al, 'Mammalian Responses to Pleistocene Climate Change in Southeastern Australia' (2007) 35(1) <em>Geology</em> 33, 35–8. ↩ Back to text
  9. Charles S Turney et al, 'Early Human Occupation at Devil's Lair, Southwestern Australia 50,000 Years Ago' (2001) 20(1) <em>Quaternary Research</em> 3, 6–10. ↩ Back to text
  10. Jane Balme, 'Excavations in Devil's Lair, Western Australia: 1980' (1980) 11 <em>Australian Archaeology</em> 3, 5–8. ↩ Back to text
  11. Stephen Wroe et al, 'Climate Change Frames the Australian Megafaunal Extinction' (2013) 110(22) <em>Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences</em> 8777, 8778–82. ↩ Back to text
  12. Daisy M Bates, 'Ancestral Monsters, Myths and the Great Animals of the Bibbulmun' (Daisy Bates Manuscript Collection, National Library of Australia, MS 365, Box 32, Section XI, 1913). ↩ Back to text
  13. Sylvia J Hallam, <em>Fire and Hearth: A Study of Aboriginal Usage and European Usurpation in South-Western Australia</em> (Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, 1975) 15–21. ↩ Back to text
  14. Karl-Heinz Wyrwoll et al, 'The History of the Southwest Australian Flora and Fauna: Evidence from Deep-Time Climate Proxies' (2000) 19(1) <em>Quaternary Science Reviews</em> 305, 310–15. ↩ Back to text
  15. Gifford H Miller et al, 'Ecosystem Collapse in Pleistocene Australia and Human-Induced Fire' (2005) 309(5732) <em>Science</em> 287, 288–90. ↩ Back to text
  16. Chris S M Turney et al, 'Late-Pleistocene Megafaunal Extinctions: Climate vs Humans in Sahul' (2008) 27(19) <em>Quaternary Science Reviews</em> 1936, 1938–42. ↩ Back to text
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