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  • Jackson, W.D., 1968: “Fire and the Tasmanian flora,” Tasmanian Year Book. 50–5. Hobart.

  • Jones, Rhys, 1968: “The geographical background to the arrival of man in Australia and Tasmania,” Archaeology and Physical Anthropology in Oceania, 3, 186–215.

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  • Merrilees, D., 1968: “Man the destroyer,” Journal of the Royal Society of Western Australia, 51, 1–24.

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  • Stewart, O.C., 1956: “Fire as the first force employed by man,” in Man’s role in changing the face of the earth, ed. W.L. Thomas. University of Chicago Press, Illinois, USA; 115–33.

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  • Tindale, N.B., 1959: “Ecology of Primitive Aboriginal Man in Australia,” in Biogeography and Ecology in Australia, ed. A. Keast, R.L. Crocker, and Christian. The Hague.

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Jones, R. Fire-Stick Farming. fire ecol 8, 3–8 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03400623

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