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Daniel Badri BR7 Yr12 Geography 2012

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Year 12 Geography - Biodiversity, Term 1, 2012

Koala Relocation

Student: Daniel Badri Teacher: Dr Odendaal Grade: 12 BR03

Daniel Badri BR7 Yr12 Geography 2012

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12-14 bold (the same size as in the text) Contents 1. Introduction 1.1....... #.Sub‐heading numbering 1.2............... 1.2.1.............. 1.2.2.............. 1.2.3............. 2. Research Problem, Purpose of the Study, Hypothesis 3. Study area and limitations of study 4. Overview of Methodology 5. Data analysis, Results and Findings 6. Evaluation and recommendations 7. Conclusion 8. Referencing 9. Appendices 3 4 4 5 6 7 8 9 Page 3

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Daniel B Badri BR7 Yr12 Geogr raphy 2012

1. Introd duction

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Bourass (1999) em sa mphasised … At the tu of the last century, there were m urn t millions of koalas (Phasco olarctos cin nereus) in Queensland. Today Koa populatio are far l Q ala ons less with scientists estimati a minut 100,000 to 300,000 l and still diminishin (Queensl ing te left l ng. land Govern nment 2008). … estimatin partner change (Bow ng c wden and Fairley 1996) . Exelby ( (1997) descr ribed the proc … OR … processi gold (Ex cess ing xelby 1997) ...as previo ) ously demo onstrated (R Reid, Parsons & Green 1 s 1989) ...iden ntified as ko oalas (Jull et al 2008) OR Jull et al (2008) ha O l. ave argued... Specific reference and quote ... Berkman (1994, p. 25) claimed that … OR Berkman (1994, c n 2 d R pp. 30-3 agrees t … (Figu 1)#Refe to all Fig 35) that ure er gures and Tables in t text the

#FIGUR 1: THE D RE DECLINE IN KOALA POP K PULATIONS IN

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