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Vaarzon-Morel P., Zeng B., & Edwards, GP (2008).  Aboriginal perceptions of feral camels and their growing population footprint.. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future. Abstract
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Moloney J., Mooney M., & Tangentyere Land & Learning Program Staff (2006).  The Camel Book. (Tangentyere Landcare,, Ed.).
Brim-Box J., Guest T., Barker P., Jambrecina M., Moran S., & Kulitja, R (2010).  Camel usage and impacts at a permanent spring in central Australia: a case study. The Rangeland Journal. 32, 55-62. Abstract
Vaarzon-Morel, P (2010).  Changes in Aboriginal perceptions of feral camels and of their impacts and management. The Rangeland Journal. 32, 73-85.
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Pople A. R., & McLeod, SR (2010).  Demography of feral camels in central Australia and its relevance to population control. The Rangeland Journal. 32, 11-19.
Saalfeld W. K., & Edwards, GP (2010).  Distribution and abundance of the feral camel (Camelus dromedarius) in Australia . The Rangeland Journal. 32, 1-9.
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Edwards G. P., Zeng B., Saalfeld W. K., & Vaarzon-Morel, P (2010).  Evaluation of the impacts of feral camels. The Rangeland Journal. 32, 43-54.
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Vaarzon-Morel P., & Edwards, GP (2010).  From beast of burden to symbol of the desert/feral animal: The metamorphoses of the camel in central Australia. Dialogue: the Journal of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia. 29, 5-17.
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Lamb D. S., Saalfeld W. K., McGregor M. J., Edwards G. P., Zeng B., & Vaarzon-Morel, P (2010).  A GIS-based decision-making structure for managing the impacts of feral camels in Australia . The Rangeland Journal. 32, 129-143.
McGregor M. J., & Edwards, GP (2010).  Guest Editorial: Managing the impacts of feral camels. The Rangeland Journal. 32, i-iii.
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Vaarzon-Morel P., & Edwards G. E. (2010).  Incorporating Aboriginal perceptions of introduced animals in resource management: insights from the feral camel project. ESA10: The 2010 Annual Conference of the Ecological Society of Australia.
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Desert Knowledge CRC (2009).  Managing the impact of feral camels in Australia. Ecological Management & Restoration. 165.
McLeod S. R., & Pople, AR (2010).  Modelling the distribution and relative abundance of feral camels in the Northern Territory using count data. The Rangeland Journal. 32, 21-32.
Lethbridge M., Anderson N., Harper M. L., & Gee, P (2010).  Movements and landscape use of camels in central Australia revealed by GPS satellite. The Rangeland Journal. 32, 33-41.
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Lapidge S. J., Eason C. T., & Humphrys, ST (2010).  A review of chemical, biological and fertility control options for the camel in Australia. The Rangeland Journal. 32, 95-115.
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Garnett S. T., Williams G., Ainsworth G. B., & O'Donnell, M (2010).  Who owns feral camels? Implications for managers of land and resources in central Australia. The Rangeland Journal. 32, 87-93.