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iguana-17535	IRCF Journal Editors	Conservation Research Reports	2005	4	.pdf	application/pdf	3081	135	51	Conservation Biology 19:845–854) evaluated the impact of foxes on population growth and patterns of survival of two widely distributed Australian freshwater turtles in the Murray River, where nest predation rates have previously been reported at above 95%. We attribute increased growth rates on translocation islands to decreased intra-specific competition (i.e., density), relative to source populations, and predict that growth rates will return to baseline as carrying capacities are approached.	cache/iguana-17535.pdf	txt/iguana-17535.txt