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McAllister R. R. J., Holcombe S., Davies J., Cleary J., Boyle A., Tremblay P., et al. (2011).  Desert networks: a conceptual model for the impact of scarce, variable and patchy resources. Journal of Arid Environments. 75, 164-173.
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McAllister R. R. J. (2008).  How deserts shape their networks: lessons for arid businesses. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
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McAllister R. R. J. (2010).  Livestock mobility in arid and semi-arid Australia: escaping variability in space. Pastoralism - Research, Policy and Practice. 1, 37-54. Abstract
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Stafford Smith D. M., & McAllister R. R. J. (2008).  Managing arid zone natural resources in Australia for spatial and temporal variability – an approach from first principles. The Rangeland Journal. 30, 15–27. Abstract
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McAllister R. R. J. (2008).  Patterns of Accessing Variable Resources across Time and Space: Desert Plants, Animals and People. Drylands Deserts and Desertification 2008 conference.
McAllister R. R. J., Stafford Smith D. M., Stokes C. J., & Walsh F. (2009).  Patterns of accessing variable resources across time and space: desert plants, animals and people. Journal of Arid Environments . 73, 338-346.
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McAllister R. R. J., Izquierdo L. R., Janssen M. A., & Stafford Smith D. M. (2009).  Research impact within the international arid literature: an Australian perspective based on network theory. Journal of Arid Environments. 73, 862-871. Abstract
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McAllister R. R. J., & Stafford Smith D. M. (2006).  The Science of Desert Living. (Erkelenz, P, Ed.).Australian Rangeland Society's 14th Biennial Conference . 258–261.
Stafford Smith D. M., & McAllister R. R. J. (2006).  The science of desert living. (Erkelenz, P, Ed.).Australian Rangeland Society's 14th Biennial Conference .
McAllister R. R. J., Cheers B., Darbas T., Davies J., Richards C., Robinson C. J., et al. (2008).  Social networks in arid Australia: a review of concepts and evidence. The Rangeland Journal. 30, 167–176. Abstract