Don Bradshaw

Best Publications

• Capital versus income breeding : an ectothermic perspective

  Xavier Bonnet;Don Bradshaw;Richard Shine

  437
  Citations

• Reintroduction of macropods (Marsupialia: Macropodoidea) in Australia—A review

  Jeff Short;S.D. Bradshaw;Jack Giles;R.I.T. Prince

  428
  Citations

• Hormonal control of salt and water balance in vertebrates

  Stephen D. McCormick;Don Bradshaw

  317
  Citations

• Little evidence for fire-adapted plant traits in Mediterranean climate regions

  S. Don Bradshaw;Kingsley W. Dixon;Stephen D. Hopper;Stephen D. Hopper;Hans Lambers

  227
  Citations

• Applications and implications of ecological energetics

  Sean Tomlinson;Sophie G. Arnall;Adam Munn;S. Don Bradshaw

  135
  Citations

• Vertebrate ecophysiology : an introduction to its principles and applications

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  127
  Citations

• Ecophysiology of Desert Reptiles

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  125
  Citations

• The influence of dehydration on the thermal preferences of the Western tiger snake, Notechis scutatus

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  119
  Citations

• ‘Heaven’ for serpents? A mark–recapture study of tiger snakes (Notechis scutatus) on Carnac Island, Western Australia

  Xavier Bonnet;David Pearson;Mitchell Ladyman;Olivier Lourdais

  97
  Citations

• Behavioural attitudes and regulation of temperature in <i>Amphibolurus</i> lizards

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  92
  Citations

• Why do snakes have eyes? The (non-)effect of blindness in island tiger snakes (Notechis scutatus)

  Xavier Bonnet;Don Bradshaw;Richard Shine;David Pearson

  89
  Citations

• Gestation, Thermoregulation, and Metabolism in a Viviparous Snake, Vipera aspis: Evidence for Fecundity‐Independent Costs

  Mitchell Ladyman;Xavier Bonnet;Olivier Lourdais;Don Bradshaw

  88
  Citations

• Aspects of water and electrolyte changes in a field population of Amphibolurus lizards

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  79
  Citations

• SCALING OF ENERGY AND WATER FLUXES IN FREE-LIVING ARID-ZONE AUSTRALIAN MARSUPIALS

  Kenneth A. Nagy;S. Donald Bradshaw

  74
  Citations

• Changes in plasma progesterone in relation to vitellogenesis and gestation in the viviparous snake Vipera aspis.

  Xavier Bonnet;Guy Naulleau;Don Bradshaw;Richard Shine

  74
  Citations

• Metabolism and Water Flux of Captive and Free-living Australian Parrots

  JB Williams;PC Withers;SD Bradshaw;KA Nagy

  72
  Citations

• A demonstration of corticotropic activity and its distribution in the pars distalis of the reptile

  P. Licht;S.D. Bradshaw

  66
  Citations

• Changes in dermal reflectance and vascularity and their effects on thermoregulation in Amphibolurus nuchalis (reptilia: Agamidae)

  G. E. Rice;S. D. Bradshaw

  66
  Citations

• Hydrological change escalates risk of ecosystem stress in Australia's threatened biodiversity hotspot

  Pierre Horwitz;Don Bradshaw;Stephen Hopper;Peter Davies

  65
  Citations

• Diet divergence, jaw size and scale counts in two neighbouring populations of tiger snakes (Notechis scutatus)

  Aubret Fabien;Xavier Bonnet;Stéphanie Maumelat;Don Bradshaw

  64
  Citations