Matthew Williams is the Science Division’s Biometrician. He completed a Bachelor of Science Degree at the University of Western Australia in 1981, with majors in mathematics and botany, a graduate diploma in computing studies at Murdoch University in 1994, and a Ph D in 2009. As the Divisional biometrician, he is responsible for ensuring efficient experimental design and analysis, and for maintaining high standards of research planning. He also has a research interest in the conservation of Western Australia’s butterflies, particularly those of the south west.
1978-1980: Bachelor of Science degree, University of Western Australia; Major subjects: Botany, Mathematics.
1981: Honours in Botany, University of Western Australia.
1986-1993: Graduate Diploma in Computer Studies, Curtin University and Murdoch University.
2000-2009: Doctor of Philosophy, Curtin University
1983-1985: Research Officer, Western Australian Education Department.
1985-1987: Research Officer, Western Australian Health Department.
1987-current: Senior Research Scientist (Biometrician), Western Australian Department of Conservation and Land Management.
Braby MF, Williams MR, Douglas F, Beardsell C, Crosby DF (2021). Changes in a peri-urban butterfly assemblage over 80 years near Melbourne, Australia. Austral Entomology 60, pp. 27–51
Golos PJ, Merino-Martín L, Commander LE, Elliott CP, Williams MR, Miller BP et al. [Stevens J] (2021). Interactions between soil covers and rainfall affect post-mining plant restoration in a semi-arid banded iron formation. Ecological Engineering 159,
Williams AAE, Williams MR, Bishop CL, Gamblin T, Fissioli J, Coppen RAM (2021). Notes on the biology, ecology, life history and conservation of the graceful sun-moth Synemon gratiosa Westwood 1877 (Lepidoptera: Castniidae). Australian Entomologist 48, pp. 17–32
Braby MF, Williams MR, Coppen RAM, Williams AAE, Franklin DC (2020). Patterns of species richness and endemism of butterflies and day-flying moths in the monsoon tropics of northern Australia. Biological Conservation 241,
Millar MA, Coates DJ, Byrne M, Krauss SL, Williams MR, Jonson J et al. (2020). Pollen dispersal, pollen immigration, mating and genetic diversity in restoration of the southern plains Banksia. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 129, pp. 773–792
Williams A, Williams M (2020). Flowering balga or grass trees, Xanthorrhoea preissii: insect beacons in the jarrah forest and Banksia woodlands. Newsletter of the Western Australian Insect Study Society Jun, pp. 3–6
Williams AAE, Williams MR, Heterick BE (2020). Notes on the distribution, habitat, behaviour and flight times of the large bronze azure Ogyris idmo (Hewitson, 1862) (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae) a rare myrmecophilous butterfly from south-western Western Australia. Australian Entomologist 47, pp. 221–247
Burrows N, Ward B, Wills A, Williams M, Cranfield R (2019). Fine-scale change in jarrah forest understory vegetation assemblages over time is independent of fire regime. Available at https://www.dpaw.wa.gov.au/about-us/science-and-research/publications-resources/111-science-division-information-sheets. DBCA, Kensington, WA. Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions, Western Australia, Information Sheet 94, p.
Burrows N, Ward B, Wills A, Williams M, Cranfield R (2019). Fine-scale temporal turnover of jarrah forest understory vegetation assemblages is independent of fire regime. Fire Ecology 15, pp.
Heriot S, Asher J, Williams MR, Moro D (2019). The eradication of ungulates (sheep and goats) from Dirk Hartog Island, Shark Bay World Heritage area, Australia. Biological Invasions 21, pp. 1789–1805
Millar M, Coates D, Byrne M, Krauss S, Anthony J, Williams M et al. (2019). Is restoration working? An ecological genetic assessment. PowerPoint presentation at The Science of Ecological Restoration in the Great Southern Workshop, Albany, 1 November 2019. University of Western Australia, Albany. 51 p.
Millar MA, Anthony JM, Coates DJ, Byrne M, Krauss SL, Williams MR et al. (2019). Genetic diversity, mating system and reproductive output of restored Melaleuca acuminata populations are comparable to natural remnant populations. Ecological Restoration 37, pp. 222–232
Moro D, Dunlop J, Williams MR (2019). Northern quoll persistence is most sensitive to survivorship of juveniles. Wildlife Research 46, pp. 165–175
Peck A, Williams M, Barrett G (2019). The great cocky count: an example of citizen science and its role in the protection of threatened birds (ABSTRACT). In Australasian Ornithological Conference, Darwin 2019: Abstracts Booklet p. 7
Braby MF, Franklin DC, Bisa D, Williams MR, Williams AAE, Bishop CL et al. [Coppen RAM] (2018). Patterns of biodiversity of butterflies and diurnal moths in the monsoon tropics of northern Australia (ABSTRACT). In 8th International Conference on the Biology of Butterflies, 11-14 June 2018: Abstract Book pp. 53–54
Braby MF, Franklin DC, Bisa DE, Williams MR, Williams AAE, Bishop CL et al. [Coppen RAM] (2018). Atlas of Butterflies and Diurnal Moths in the Monsoon Tropics of Northern Australia. ANU Press, Canberra. 462 p.
Braby MF, Franklin DC, Bisa DE, Williams MR, Williams AAE, Bishop CL, Coppen RAM (2018). Conserving a biodiversity hotspot: patterns of biodiversity of butterflies and diurnal moths in the monsoon tropics of northern Australia (ABSTRACT). In Australian Entomological Society 49th AGM and Scientific Conference: Alice Springs, 23rd to 26th September p. 39
Gosper C, Williams M (2018). Using ants to find a butterfly. Landscope 34(1), p. 27
Millar M, Coates DJ, Byrne M, Krauss SL, Anthony J, Williams MR et al. (2018). Is restoration working? An ecological genetic assessment (ABSTRACT). In APCC12 abstracts: 12th Australasian Plant Conservation Conference 2018, 11-15 November 2018, CSIRO, Canberra p. 9
Williams AAE, Coppen RAM, Williams MR (2018). A method for conducting mark-release-recapture studies of the graceful sun-moth Synemon gratiosa (Lepidoptera: Castniidae). Records of the Western Australian Museum 33, pp. 181–186
Williams AAE, Williams MR, Coppen RA (2018). Conservation of the arid bronze azure (Ogyris subterrestris petrina) and host sugar ant (Camponotus terebrans): survey results from Camponotus terebrans sites GIM 01, GIM 03, GIM 09, GIM 10, GIM 11, GIM 13, GIM 14, GIM 51, GIM 63, GIM 68 south of Southern Cross (2014) and Camponotus terebrans site east of Merredin (2018). Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions, Woodvale, WA. 23 p.
Williams MR (2018). Goat eradication program, Dirk Hartog Island: analysis of results to November 2017. Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions, Kensington, WA. 6 p.
Williams MR, Yates CJ (2018). Dust does impact plant survivorship in semi-arid environments: comment on Matsuki et al. (2016). Austral Ecology 43, pp. 244–245
Dziminski M, Carpenter F, Williams M, Morris K (2017). Aerial detection of the presence of a burrowing marsupial, the greater bilby, using remotely piloted aircraft. Poster presented at 12th International Mammalogical Congress, Perth, Western Australia, 9th-4th July 2017.
Harvey JM, Hopkins AJM, Langley MA, Gosper CR, Williams MR, Yates CJ (2017). Long-term studies of post-fire reproduction in an Australian shrubland and woodland. Australian Journal of Botany 65, pp. 339–347
Pacioni C, Williams MR, Lacy RC, Spencer PBS, Wayne AF (2017). Predators and genetic fitness: key threatening factors for the conservation of a bettong species. Pacific Conservation Biology 23, pp. 200–212
Peck A, Barrett G, Williams M (2017). The 2017 Great Cocky Count: a community based survey for Carnaby's black-cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus latirostris), Baudin's black-cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus baudinii) and forest red-tailed black-cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus banksii naso): final report, September 2017. BirdLife Australia, Floreat. 86 p.
Williams AAE, Williams MR (2017). The jewel in the crown. Newsletter of the Western Australian Insect Study Society Oct, pp. 6–9
Williams MR, Yates CJ, Saunders DA, Dawson R, Barrett GW (2017). Combined demographic and resource models quantify the effects of potential land-use change on the endangered Carnaby’s cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus latirostris). Biological Conservation 210, pp. 8–15
Boyland R, Barrett G, Williams M, Robey A (2016). Community interest in quenda, a native bandicoot, identifies distribution, population trends and improved urban management (ABSTRACT). In ESA16 book of abstracts: Ecological Society of Australia, annual conference: Diversity: pattern, process and prospects, 28 November to 2 December 2016, Fremantle, Western Australia p. 89
Braby MF, Williams MR (2016). Biosystematics and conservation biology: critical scientific disciplines for the management of insect biological diversity. Austral Entomology 55, pp. 1–17
Morris K, Cowan M, Angus J, Anderson H, Garretson S, Palmer R et al. [Williams M, Pearson D] (2016). Baseline monitoring for northern quoll and Rothschild?s rock-wallaby at Eradicat® baited and unbaited sites, Pilbara Region, WA. 2015: Yandicoogina JSW and Oxbow Project, threatened species offset plan. Department of Parks and Wildlife, Kensington, WA. 26 p.
Peck A, Barrett G, Williams M, (2016). The 2016 Great Cocky Count: a community based survey for Carnaby's black-cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus latirostris) and forest red-tailed black-cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus banksii naso). Department of Parks and Wildlife, Kensington, WA. 69 p.
Ribeiro DB, Williams MR, Specht A, Freitas AVL (2016). Vertical and temporal variability in the probability of detection of fruit-feeding butterflies and moths (Lepidoptera) in tropical forest. Austral Entomology 55, pp. 112–120
Wayne AF, Maxwell MA, Ward CG, Vellios CV, Williams MR, Pollock KH (2016). The responses of a critically endangered mycophagous marsupial (Bettongia penicillata) to timber harvesting in a native eucalypt forest. Forest Ecology and Management 363, pp. 190–199
Williams AAE, Williams MR (2016). A new species of Synemon Doubleday (Lepidoptera: Castniidae) from Western Australia. Australian Entomologist 43, pp. 119–143
Williams AAE, Williams MR, Edwards ED, Coppen RAM (2016). The sun-moths (Lepidoptera: Castniidae) of Western Australia: an inventory of distribution, larval food-plants, habitat, behaviour, seasonality and conservation status. Records of the Western Australian Museum 31, pp. 90–162
Williams M (2016). Synemon gratiosa, graceful sun-moth. In Banksia Woodlands: a Restoration Guide for the Swan Coastal Plain UWA Publishing, Crawley. pp. 180–182
Williams MR (2016). Butterflies report: Kiwirrkurra Indigenous Protected Area, Western Australia, 6/9/15-18/9/15. Department of Parks and Wildlife, Kensington, WA. 9 p.
Williams MR, Yates CJ, Stock WD, Barrett GW, Finn HC (2016). Citizen science monitoring reveals a significant, ongoing decline of the endangered Carnaby's black-cockatoo Calyptorhynchus latirostris. Oryx 50, pp. 626–635
Byrne M, Barrett G, Finn H, Blythman M, Williams M (2015). The 2015 great cocky count: a community-based survey for Carnaby’s black-cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus latirostris) and forest red-tailed black-cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus banksii naso). 64 p.
Lamont BB, Groom PK, Williams M, He T (2015). LMA, density and thickness: recognizing different leaf shapes and correcting for their nonlaminarity. New Phytologist 207, pp. 942–947
Moro D, Dunlop J, Williams M (2015). Predicting the effects of cat-baiting on the survivorship of northern quoll in the Pilbara, Western Australia (ABSTRACT). In Australasian Wildlife Management Society 28th Annual Conference: Wildlife Management in a Changing Environment, 23-26 November, 2015, Perth, Western Australia: Book of Abstracts p. 10
Morris K, Cowan M, Angus J, Anderson H, Garretson S, Algar D et al. [Williams M] (2015). The northern quoll cat bait uptake and survivorship study, Yarraloola offset area, Pilbara Region, WA: Yandicoogina JSW and Oxbow Project, threatened species offset plan. Department of Parks and Wildlife, Woodvale, WA. 32 p.
Williams AAE, Williams MR, Hort F, Hort J (2015). South-western Australia, 100 years of foreign butterfly immigration. Western Australian Insect Study Society Newsletter Oct, pp. 7–10
Baldock J, Bancroft KP, Williams M, Shedrawi G, Field S (2014). Accurately estimating local water temperature from remotely sensed satellite sea surface temperature: a near real-time monitoring tool for marine protected areas. Ocean and Coastal Management 96, pp. 73–81
Bell DT, Agar PK, Paull AK, Williams MR (2014). Mulga woodland bird assemblages at Thundelarra and Lakeside, two former pastoral leases of the Murchison Region, Western Australia. Amytornis 6, pp. 19–33
Finn H, Barrett G, Groom C, Blythman M, Williams M (2014). The 2014 great cocky count: a community-based survey for Carnaby’s black-cockatoos (Calyptorhynchus latirostris) and forest red-tailed black-cockatoos (Calyptorhynchus banksii naso). Department of Parks and Wildlife, Kensington, WA. 57 p.
Schmidt DJ, Grund R, Williams MR, Hughes JM (2014). Australian parasitic Ogyris butterflies: east-west divergence of highly-specialized relicts. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 111, pp. 473–484
Shearer BL (2014). Time course studies of temperature and soil depth mediated sporangium production by Phytophthora cinnamomi. Australasian Plant Pathology 43, pp. 245–255
Williams AAE, Williams MR (2014). Western Xenica: the herald of spring. Newsletter of the Western Australian Insect Study Society Oct, pp. 8–9
Williams MR (2014). Final report: butterflies of Home Valley, Durack River and Karunjie stations, east Kimberley region, Western Australia. 13 p.
Coates DJ, Williams MR, Madden S (2013). Temporal and spatial mating-system variation in fragmented populations of Banksia cuneata, a rare bird-pollinated long-lived plant. Australian Journal of Botany 61, pp. 235–242
Llorens T, Byrne M, Yates C, Nistelberger H, Coates D (2013). Remnant shape strongly influences reproduction and progeny fitness in fragmented populations. Available at https://www.dpaw.wa.gov.au/about-us/science-and-research/publications-resources/111-science-division-information-sheets. 70/2013, 2 p.
Llorens TM, Yates CJ, Byrne M, Nistelberger HM, Williams MR, Coates DJ (2013). Complex interactions between remnant shape and the mating system strongly influence reproductive output and progeny performance in fragmented populations of a bird-pollinated shrub. Biological Conservation 164, pp. 129–139
Wayne AF, Maxwell MA, Ward CG, Vellios CV, Ward BG, Liddelow GL et al. [Williams MR] (2013). The importance of getting the numbers right: quantifying the rapid and substantial decline of an abundant marsupial, Bettongia penicillata. Wildlife Research 40, pp. 169–183
Williams A, Williams, M (2013). Sun-moth haven in the wheatbelt: Wyalkatchem Nature Reserve. Landscope 28(4), pp. 24–30
Williams AAE, Williams MR (2013). Kukerin sun-moth, Synemon sp. Kukerin, rediscovered. Available at https://www.dpaw.wa.gov.au/about-us/science-and-research/publications-resources/111-science-division-information-sheets. 67/2013, 2 p.
Llorens T, Yates C, Byrne M, Nistelberger H, Williams M, Coates D (2012). Linear population shape reduces ecological and genetic function in a bird-pollinated plant (ABSTRACT). In Society for Ecological Restoration Australasia Conference: Perth, Western Australia, Australia, 28-30 November 2012: Program and Conference Abstracts p. 69
Main BY, Williams M, Hunter J (2012). Bugs in the Backyard. Department of Environment and Conservation, Kensington, WA. Department of Environment and Conservation, Western Australia, Bush Books 64 p.
Williams A, Williams M, Powell R, Walker G (2012). Rare Butterflies of the South-West. Department of Environment and Conservation, Kensington, WA. Department of Environment and Conservation, Western Australia, Bush Books 72 p.
Williams M (2012). Graceful sun moth: survey results. pp. 3–6
Williams M, Bishop C, Mitchell D, Williams A, Gamblin T (2012). Conservation of the graceful sun-moth (Synemon gratiosa): survey results from the Swan, South West and southern Midwest regions 2010-2012: summary report. Department of Environment and Conservation, Kensington, WA. pp.
Williams MR, Byrne M (2012). Publication output by Science Division 2006-2011. Department of Environment and Conservation, Kensington, WA. 11 p.
Williams MR, Byrne M (2012). Publication output by Science Division 2006-2011. Draft for SMT. Department of Environment and Conservation, Kensington, WA. 276 p.
Abbott I, Liddelow GL, Vellios CV, Mellican AE, Williams MR (2011). FORESTCHECK: the response of birds to silviculture in jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata) forest. Australian Forestry 74, pp. 328–335
Abbott I, Williams MR (2011). Silvicultural impacts in jarrah forest of Western Australia: synthesis, evaluation, and policy implications of the FORESTCHECK monitoring project of 2001-06. Australian Forestry 74, pp. 350–360
Bishop CL, Williams MR, Wardell-Johnson GW (2011). A forest pathogen drives change in plant functional trait composition in the southwest Australian floristic region. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 145, pp. 59–66
Cranfield RJ, Robinson RM, Williams MR, Tunsell VL (2011). FORESTCHECK: the response of lichen and bryophytes to silviculture in jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata) forest. Australian Forestry 74, pp. 303–314
Farr JD, Wills AJ, van Heurck PF, Mellican AE, Williams MR (2011). FORESTCHECK: the response of macro-invertebrates to silviculture in jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata) forest. Australian Forestry 74, pp. 315–327
Gamblin T, Bishop C, Williams M, Williams A (2011). Graceful sun-moth (Synemon gratiosa). Available at https://www.dpaw.wa.gov.au/about-us/science-and-research/publications-resources/111-science-division-information-sheets. 41/2011, 2 p.
Gosper CR, Yates CJ, Prober SM, Williams MR (2011). Fire does not facilitate invasion by alien annual grasses in an infertile Australian agricultural landscape. Biological Invasions 13, pp. 533–544
McCaw WL, Robinson RM, Williams MR (2011). Integrated biodiversity monitoring for the jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata) forest in south-west Western Australia: the FORESTCHECK project. Australian Forestry 74, pp. 240–253
Robinson RM, Williams MR (2011). FORESTCHECK: the response of epigeous macrofungi to silviculture in jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata) forest. Australian Forestry 74, pp. 288–302
Ward B, Robinson RM, Cranfield RJ, Williams MR (2011). FORESTCHECK: the response of vascular flora to silviculture in jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata) forest. Australian Forestry 74, pp. 276–287
Wayne A, Maxwell M, Nicholls P, Pacioni C, Reiss A, Smith A et al. [Vellios C, Ward C, Williams M] (2011). The Woylie Conservation Research Project: investigating the cause(s) of woylie declines in the Upper Warren region: progress report, December 2011. Department of Environment and Conservation, Manjimup. 73 p.
Wayne AF, Liddelow GL, Williams MR (2011). FORESTCHECK: terrestrial vertebrate associations with fox control and silviculture in jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata) forest. Australian Forestry 74, pp. 336–349
Williams A, Williams M (2011). Stranger than fiction (AFTERWORD). Mukinbudin Conservation Group, Mukinbudin. p. 26
Williams M (2011). Graceful sun-moth results 2011. Bushland News 80, p. 5
Williams MR (2011). Habitat resources, remnant vegetation condition and area determine distribution patterns and abundance of butterflies and day-flying moths in a fragmented urban landscape, south-west Western Australia. Journal of Insect Conservation 15, pp. 37–54
Bishop C, Williams M, Mitchell D (2010). Conservation of graceful sun-moth habitat (ABSTRACT). In Threatened Species Research Forum: Western Australian Ecology Centre, 9th July 2010: a Review of WA Government Research into Threatened Species p. 4
Bishop C, Williams M, Mitchell D, Gamblin T (2010). Survey guidelines for the graceful sun-moth (Synemon gratiosa) & site habitat assessments. Department of Environment and Conservation, Kensington, WA. 20 p.
Bishop C, Williams M, Mitchell D, Williams A, Fissioli J, Gamblin T (2010). Conservation of the graceful sun-moth (Synemon gratiosa): findings from the 2010 graceful sun-moth surveys and habitat assessments across the Swan, South West and southern Midwest regions: interim report, August 2010. Department of Environment and Conservation, Kensington, WA. 30 p.
Bishop CL, Wardell-Johnson GW, Williams MR (2010). Community-level changes in Banksia woodland following plant pathogen invasion in the southwest Australian floristic region. Journal of Vegetation Science 21, pp. 888–898
Farr J, Wills A, van Heurck P, Mellican A, Williams M (2010). Response of invertebrates to timber harvesting and post-harvest burning in jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata) forest in Mediterranean south-west Western Australia: findings from the FORESTCHECK monitoring project 2001-2006 (ABSTRACT). In Entomology For Australia’s Future, Perth 2010: Australian Entomological Society’s 41st AGM and Scientific Conference: Perth, September 26-30, 2010, The Vines Resort, Swan Valley, Western Australia p. 18
Gamblin T, Bishop C, Williams M, Williams A (2010). Graceful sun-moth. Landscope 25(4), p. 31
Gamblin T, Williams M, Williams A (2010). The ant, the butterfly, the leafhopper and the bulldozer. Landscope 25(3), pp. 54–58
Harding C, Williams M (2010). Designing a monitoring program for significant native flora. Department of Environment and Conservation, Kensington, WA. 38 p.
Robinson RM, Williams M, Mellican A, Smith RH (2010). Monitoring the effects of logging on macrofungi in jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata) forest: results from the first 5 years of the FORESTCHECK project (ABSTRACT). In ASM 2010 Sydney: program and abstract book: 2010 annual scientific meeting & exhibition of the Australian Society of Microbiology, 4-8 July 2010, Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre NSW p. 61
Williams M (2010). The butterflies & moths of Yalgorup. FRAGYLE, Yalgorup. p. 31
Abbott I, Liddelow G, Vellios C, Mellican A, Williams M (2009). Monitoring bird populations after logging in forests of south-west Western Australia: an update from two long-term experimental research case studies. Conservation Science Western Australia 7, pp. 301–347
Bishop C, Wardell-Johnson G, Williams M (2009). How does Phytophthora cinnamomi change Banksia woodland alpha and beta diversity in the southwest Australian global biodiversity hotspot? (ABSTRACT). In SERI 2009: World Conference on Ecological Restoration: Making Change in a Changing World: 19th Conference of the Society for Ecological Restoration International, Perth, Western Australia, Australia, Sunday 23 August to Thursday 27 August 2009: Conference Abstracts p. 80
Bishop C, Williams M, Gamblin T (2009). Graceful sun-moth: information kit and survey methods. Department of Environment and Conservation, Kensington, WA. 16 p.
Bullen RD, McKenzie NL, Bullen KE, Williams MR (2009). Bat heart mass: correlation with foraging niche and roost preference. Australian Journal of Zoology 57, pp. 399–408
Eberhard SM, Halse SA, Williams MR, Scanlon MD, Cocking J, Barron HJ (2009). Exploring the relationship between sampling efficiency and short-range endemism for groundwater fauna in the Pilbara region, Western Australia. Freshwater Biology 54, pp. 885–901
Freegard C, Williams M (2009). Designing a monitoring project for significant native fauna species: worksheets and notes to assist researchers/investigators. Version 1.2. Department of Environment and Conservation, Kensington, WA. 31 p.
Gamblin T, Bishop C, Williams M, Williams A (2009). Sun-moth fact sheet (POSTER).
Gamblin T, Williams MR, Williams AAE, Richardson J (2009). The ant, the butterfly and the bulldozer (POSTER).
Gamblin T, Williams MR, Williams AAE, Richardson J (2009). The ant, the butterfly and the bulldozer: a summary of baseline data for the pale form of the sand-dwelling sugar ant Camponotus terebrans associated with the critically endangered arid bronze azure butterfly (Ogyris subterrestris petrina) and recommendations for recovery. Department of Environment and Conservation, Kensington, WA. 16 p.
Williams A, Powell R, Williams M, Walker G (2009). Common Butterflies of the South-West. DEC, Kensington. Department of Environment and Conservation, Western Australia, Bush Books 72 p.
Williams M (2009). Butterflies in urban bushlands around Perth. Western Wildlife: Newsletter of the Land for Wildlife Scheme 13(4), pp. 8–9
Williams M (2009). Conservation of the graceful sun-moth. Bushland News 72, p. 9
Williams M, Williams A (2009). Butterflies of the south-west. Landscope 25(1), pp. 22–28
Williams MR (2009). Butterflies and day-flying moths in a fragmented urban landscape, south-west Western Australia: patterns of species richness. Pacific Conservation Biology 15, pp. 32–46
Williams MR (2009). Diversity of butterflies and day-flying moths in urban habitat fragments, south-western Australia. Thesis (PhD) - Curtin University of Technology. 184 p.
Williams MR, Lamont BB, Henstridge JD (2009). Species-area functions revisited. Journal of Biogeography 36, pp. 1994–2004
Maxwell M, Wayne A, Williams M, Whittred B, Ward B, Liddelow G et al. (2008). Predators. In Progress report of the Woylie Conservation Research Project: diagnosis of recent woylie (Bettongia penicillata ogilbyi) declines in southwestern Australia: a report to the Department of Environment and Conservation Corporate Executive. Available at http://www.dec.wa.gov.au/programs/saving-our-species/woylie-conservation-research-project/the-progress-report.html Department of Environment and Conservation, Kensington, WA. pp. 147–184
Maxwell M, Wayne A, Williams M, Whittred B, Ward B, Liddelow G et al. (2008). Predators (ABSTRACT). In Woylie Symposium: recent woylie declines, situation overview and diagnosis progress: Thursday 14th February 2008, Murdoch University: abstracts p. 15
Williams A, Gamblin T, Richardson J, Williams M, Blechynden P (2008). The critically endangered arid bronze azure butterfly (Ogyris subterrestris petrina): progress report and recommendations for future actions. Department of Environment and Conservation, Woodvale, WA. 13 p.
Williams AAE, Williams MR, Atkins AF (2008). Notes on the life history of the western xenica Geitoneura minyas (Waterhouse & Lyell) (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae: Satyrinae). Australian Entomologist 35, pp. 153–158
Williams MR (2008). Assessing diversity of diurnal Lepidoptera in habitat fragments: testing the efficiency of strip transects. Environmental Entomology 37, pp. 1313–1322
Williams MR, Williams AAE (2008). Threats to the critically endangered arid bronze azure butterfly (Ogyris subterrestris petrina) by proposed vegetation clearing. Department of Environment and Conservation, Kensington. 17 p.
Algar D, Angus GJ, Williams MR, Mellican AE (2007). Influence of bait type, weather and prey abundance on bait uptake by feral cats (Felis catus) on Peron Peninsula, Western Australia. Conservation Science Western Australia 6(1), pp. 109–149
Burbidge AH, Rolfe J, McNee S, Newbey B, Williams M (2007). Monitoring population change in the cryptic and threatened western ground parrot in relation to fire. Emu: Austral Ornithology 107, pp. 79–88
McKellar R, Abbott I, Coates D, Gioia P, Keighery G, Maslin B et al. [Williams M, Yates C] (2007). Detailed editorial review of 'The implications of climate change for land-based nature conservation strategies by Odile Pouliquen-Young and Peter Newman, Murdoch University, 1999': prepared for the Australian Greenhouse Office. Department of Environment and Conservation, Kensington, WA. 49 p.
McKenzie NL, Burbidge AA, Baynes A, Brereton RN, Dickman CR, Gordon G et al. [Gibson LA, Williams MR] (2007). Analysis of factors implicated in the recent decline of Australias mammal fauna. Journal of Biogeography 34, pp. 597–611
Wardell-Johnson GW, Williams MR, Mellican AE, Annells A (2007). Floristic patterns and disturbance history in karri (Eucalyptus diversicolor: Myrtaceae) forest, south-western Australia. 2, origin, growth form and fire response. Acta Oecologica 31, pp. 137–150
Williams M (2007). Production of publications by Science Division, 1997-2006. Department of Environment and Conservation, Kensington, WA. 175 p.
Williams M, Lamont B (2007). Butterflies in remnant bushland: factors affecting species richness. In MedEcos XI: conference proceedings: the International Mediterranean Ecosystems Conference, Perth, Western Australia, Australia, Sunday 2-Wednesday 5 September 2007 Kings Park & Botanic Garden, West Perth. pp. 271–272
Williams M, Lamont B (2007). Butterflies in remnant bushland: factors affecting species richness (ABSTRACT). In MedEcos XI: conference program, information & summary abstracts: the International Mediterranean Ecosystems Conference, Perth, Western Australia, Australia, Sunday 2-Wednesday 5 September 2007 p. 120
Williams M, Mellican A (2007). Productivity of biologists in Science Division: an update. Department of Environment and Conservation, Kensington, WA. 23 p.
Eberhard S, Halse S, Williams M, Scanlon M, Cocking J, Barron H (2006). Estimating sampling efficiency and adequacy during a survey of stygofauna in the Pilbara region, Western Australia (ABSTRACT). In XVIIIth International Symposium of Biospeleology: 100 Years of Biospeleology, Cluf-Napoca, Romania, 10-15 July 2006: Abstracts p. 115
Kinal J, Stoneman GL, Williams MR (2006). Calibrating and using an EM31 electromagnetic induction meter to estimate and map soil salinity in the jarrah and karri forests of south-western Australia. Forest Ecology and Management 233, pp. 78–84
Williams AAE, Williams MR (2006). A new locality record and notes on the distribution of Trapezites waterhousei Mayo and Atkins (Lepidoptera: Hesperiidae). Australian Entomologist 33, pp. 139–141
Williams AAE, Williams MR, Swann G (2006). Records of butterflies (Lepidoptera) from the Kimberley region of Western Australia. Victorian Entomologist 36, pp. 9–16
Williams M (2006). Western Shield/Fauna File review. Draft. Department of Environment and Conservation, Kensington, WA. 18 p.
Paini DR, Williams MR, Roberts JD (2005). No short-term impact of honey bees on the reproductive success of an Australian native bee. Apidologie 36, pp. 613–621
Williams A, Williams M (2005). Endangered or extinct?: Kalgoorlie's arid bronze azure. Landscope 21(2), pp. 19–23
Williams M (2005). Butterflies: where (and when) to look for them. Ecoplan News 55, p. 5
Yates C, Williams M (2005). Patterns of plant mortality and changes in condition in the Tetratheca paynterae subsp. paynterae population at Windarling W3 between 2003 and 2005. Department of Conservation and Land Management, Kensington, WA. 17 p.
Powell R Williams M (2004). Butterfly gardening. Landscope 19(4), pp. 40–47
Wardell-Johnson GW, Williams MR, Mellican AE, Annells A (2004). Floristic patterns and disturbance history in karri forest, south-western Australia. 1, environment and species richness. Forest Ecology and Management 199, pp. 449–460
Abbott I, Mellican A, Craig MD, Williams M, Liddelow G, Wheeler I (2003). Short-term logging and burning impacts on species richness, abundance and community structure of birds in open eucalypt forest in Western Australia. Wildlife Research 30, pp. 321–329
Robinson RM, Williams MR, Smith RH (2003). Incidence of Armillaria root disease in karri regrowth forest is underestimated by surveys of aboveground symptoms. Australian Forestry 66, pp. 273–278
Roy-Chowdhury K, Williams M (2003). Mt. Hampton vegetation monitoring project: summary report to Water Corporation, December 2003. Department of Conservation and Land Management, Merredin. 40 p.
Williams AAE, Williams MR (2003). In search of the elusive western flat. Landscope 18(3), pp. 48–53
Williams M (2003). Effect of fire on butterflies. Western Wildlife: Newsletter of the Land for Wildlife Scheme 7(4), pp. 1, 4–5
Williams M (2003). Effect of fire on butterflies. Newsletter of the Western Australian Insect Study Society Oct, pp. 5–7
Williams MR (2003). Effect of fire on day-flying Lepidoptera: progress report 2, June 2003. Department of Conservation and Land Management, 27 p.
Atkins AF, Williams AAE, Williams MR (2002). Exometoeca nycteris Meyrick (Lepidoptera: Hesperiidae: Pyrginae): life history and morphological studies. Australian Entomologist 29, pp. 1–10
Whitford KR, Williams MR (2002). Hollows in jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata) and marri (Corymbia calophylla) trees. II, selecting trees to retain for hollow dependent fauna. Forest Ecology and Management 160, pp. 215–232
Williams M (2002). Observations on the large bronze azure butterfly Ogyris idmo. Newsletter of the Western Australian Insect Study Society Aug, pp. 6–8
Williams MR (2002). Effect of fire on day-flying Lepidoptera in Koondoola Regional Bushland reserve: progress report 1, April 2002. Department of Conservation and Land Management, 14 p.
Whitford KR, Williams MR (2001). Survival of jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata Sm.) and marri (Corymbia calophylla Lindl.) habitat trees retained after logging. Forest Ecology and Management 146, pp. 181–197
Whitford KR, Williams MR, Maxwell MA, MacArthur B (2001). The impact of soil compaction on the growth of even aged karri (Eucalyptus diversicolor F.Muell.) regrowth stands. Department of Conservation and Land Management, Dwellingup. 19 p.
Williams M (2001). Butterfly conservation. p. 4
Williams M (2001). More on wedge skippers. Newsletter of the Western Australian Insect Study Society Jun, p. 8
Williams M (2001). The western xenica (Geitoneura minyas). Newsletter of the Western Australian Insect Study Society Aug, pp. 5–6
Williams MR (2001). Grasstrees and woody plants as bio-indicators of past growing conditions and the patchiness of past fires: final report to the Department of Conservation and Land Management. Curtin University of Technology, Perth. 13 p.
Williams MR, Abbott I, Liddelow GL, Vellios C, Wheeler IB, Mellican AE (2001). Recovery of bird populations after clearfelling of tall open eucalypt forest in Western Australia. Journal of Applied Ecology 38, pp. 910–920
Williams MR, Bollam HH (2001). A new subspecies of Candalides hyacinthinus (Semper) (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae) from Western Australia. Australian Entomologist 28, pp. 49–54
Williams MR, Hay RW (2001). Two new subspecies of Ogyris otanes C.&R.Felder (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae) from Western Australia. Australian Entomologist 28, pp. 55–63
Algar D Angus GJ Williams MR Mellican AE (2000). An investigation of bait uptake by feral cats on Peron Peninsula, Western Australia. Department of Conservation and Land Management, Kensington, WA. 67 p.
Farr JD, Dick SG, Williams MR, Wheeler IB (2000). Incidence of bullseye borer (Phoracantha acanthocera, (Macleay) Cerambycidae) in 20-35 year old regrowth karri in the south west of Western Australia. Australian Forestry 63, pp. 107–123
Wardell-Johnson G, Williams M (2000). Edges and gaps in mature karri forest, south-western Australia: logging effects on bird species abundance and diversity. Forest Ecology and Management 131, pp. 1–21
Williams AAE, Williams MR, Graham AJ (2000). Further notes on some Western Australian butterflies. Victorian Entomologist 30, pp. 3–9
Williams M (2000). Northern butterflies visiting Perth. Newsletter of the Western Australian Insect Study Society Feb, pp. 4–5
Abbott I, Williams M (1999). Healing the land: the reconstruction of habitat. Landscope 15(1), pp. 49–52
Brand JE, Ryan PC, Williams MR (1999). Establishment and growth of sandalwood (Santalum spicatum) in south-western Australia: the Northampton pilot trial. Australian Forestry 62, pp. 33–37
Van Heurck PF, Friend GR, Williams MR (1999). Linking biodiversity and ecosystem function: the impact of fire and fire seasonality on litter dwelling beetles of the temperate jarrah forest. In Bushfire 99 Proceedings: Australian Bush Fire Conference, Albury Convention and Performing Arts Centre, Albury, Australia: 7-9 July, 1999 Charles Sturt University, School of Environmental & Information Sciences, Albury. pp. 417–423
Van Heurck PF, Friend GR, Williams MR (1999). Linking biodiversity and ecosystem function: the impact of fire and fire seasonality on litter dwelling beetles of the temperate jarrah forest (ABSTRACT). In Bushfire 99 Conference Program: 6-9 July, 1999, Albury, N.S.W. p. 53
Welter-Schultes FW, Williams MR (1999). History, island area and habitat availability determine land snail richness of Aegean islands. Journal of Biogeography 26, pp. 239–249
Williams M (1999). Lemon migrant butterfly. Newsletter of the Western Australian Insect Study Society Aug, pp. 4–5
Williams M (1999). The Australian painted lady. p. 3
Williams M (1999). The Gray Block bird study (1982-1999): data archiving report. Department of Conservation and Land Management, 6 files
Williams MR, Liddelow GL, Vellios C, Wheeler IB, Serventy JC, Abbott I (1999). Bird species as indicators of ecologically sustainable management of karri forest in Western Australia (POSTER ABSTRACT). In ESA99, Ecological Connections: Handbook of the 1999 Meeting of the Ecological Society of Australia, Inc.: Fremantle, Western Australia, 26 September to 1 October 1999 p. 125
Barrett MD, Williams MR (1998). Distribution of the western petalura dragonfly, Petalura hesperia Watson, in Western Australia. Pacific Conservation Biology 4, pp. 149–154
Burgman M, Ades P, Hickey J, Williams M, Davies C, Maillardet R (1998). Methodological guidelines for the utility and statistical validity of survey and monitoring programs. University of Melbourne, Melbourne. 37 p.
Main BY, Williams M, Hunter J (1998). Bugs in the backyard. Department of Conservation and Land Management, Western Australia, Bush Books 64 p.
Morris K, Williams M (1998). Forum essay [Aspects of ecologically sustainable forestry in temperate eucalypt forests: beyond an expanded reserve system]: response. Pacific Conservation Biology 4, pp. 279–280
Van Heurck P, Friend G, Williams M (1998). Fire and invertebrate conservation in the central jarrah forest of south-western Australia: final report: World Wide Fund for Nature Australia Project P199. Department of Conservation and Land Management, 76 p.
Williams AAE, Williams MR, Hay RW (1998). A new species of Trapezites Hübner (Lepidoptera: Hesperiidae) from Western Australia. Australian Entomologist 25, pp. 7–12
Williams M (1998). Pinus pinaster and P. radiata resource trials. IV, final report. Department of Conservation and Land Management, Como, WA. 5 p.
Williams M (1998). Problems. TIES Newsletter 4(1), pp. 11–12
Williams MR (1998). The effects of quadrat size and dispersion on the shape of the species accumulation curve. In International Environmetrics Society Conference on Quantitative Methods
Williams MR, Liddelow GL, Vellios C, Wheeler IB, Serventy JC, Abbott I (1998). Bird species as indicators of ecologically sustainable management of karri (Eucalyptus diversicolor) forest in Western Australia (POSTER ABSTRACT). In IUFRO Sustainability Conference, Melbourne, August 1998
Williams MR, Williams AAE, Lundstrom T (1998). Jewels of the west. Landscope 13(3), pp. 49–53
Burbidge AA, Williams MR, Abbott I (1997). Mammals of Australian islands: factors influencing species richness. Journal of Biogeography 24, pp. 703–715
O'Gara E, McComb JA, Colquhoun IJ, Williams MR, Hardy GE St J (1997). Disease development in Eucalyptus marginata, inoculated with zoospores of Phytophthora cinnamomi: the role of isolate virulence and season of inoculation (ABSTRACT). In Programme and Summaries: Australasian Plant Pathology Society, 11th Biennial Conference: Perth, 1997, Monday 29 September-Thursday 2 October, Rendezvous Observation City Hotel, Perth, Western Australia p. 26
Whitford KR, Williams MR (1997). Survival of hollow-bearing jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata Sm.) and marri (Corymbia calophylla) trees in the south-west region of W.A.. Department of Conservation and Land Management, 33 p.
Williams AAE, Williams MR, Atkins AF (1997). Notes on some Western Australian butterflies. Victorian Entomologist 27, pp. 44–49
Williams M (1997). A new butterfly species in Western Australia?. Newsletter of the Western Australian Insect Study Society Feb, p. 7
Williams M (1997). All birds are gray: statistical aspects of the Gray Block bird study (1982-1997) (ABSTRACT). In The Collection and Analysis of Wildlife Data: the Statistical Society of Australia (W.A. Branch): Friday, November 14th, 1997 p. 1
Williams MR, Atkins AF (1997). The life history of Trapezites waterhousei Mayo & Atkins (Lepidoptera: Hesperiidae: Trapezitinae). Australian Entomologist 24, pp. 1–4
Williams MR, Faunt K (1997). Factors affecting the abundance of hollows in logs in the jarrah forest of south-western Australia. Forest Ecology and Management 95, pp. 153–160
Williams MR, Liddelow GL, Vellios C, Wheeler IB, Serventy JC, Abbott I (1997). Bird species as indicators of ecologically sustainable management of karri forest in Western Australia (POSTER).
Brown PH, Williams M, Bastick S (1996). Population status of the rare dragonfly Petalura hesperia on the Darling Range and Swan Coastal Plain, Western Australia: notes and papers 1994-1995. Department of Conservation and Land Management, 56 p.
Friend GR, Williams MR (1996). Impact of fire on invertebrate communities in mallee-heath shrublands of southwestern Australia. Pacific Conservation Biology 2, pp. 244–267
Graham AJ, Bollam HH, Williams M (1996). An unusual temporally isolated population of Neolucia agricola Waterhouse & Turner in Western Australia (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae). Australian Entomologist 23, pp. 111–114
Wardell-Johnson G, Williams M (1996). A floristic survey of the tingle mosaic, south-western Australia: applications in land use planning and management. Journal of the Royal Society of Western Australia 79, pp. 249–276
Williams AAE, Williams MR, Tomlinson AG, Lundstrom TD (1996). Records of butterflies from the central desert region and semi-arid areas of Western Australia. Victorian Entomologist 26, pp. 29–34
Williams M (1996). The search for Waterhouse's skipper. Newsletter of the Western Australian Insect Study Society Feb, pp. 5–6
Williams MR (1996). An extraordinary extralimital record of Acraea andromacha andromacha (Fabricius), 1775 (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae) from Western Australia. Victorian Entomologist 26(2), pp. 23–24
Williams MR (1996). Species-area curves: the need to include zeroes. Global Ecology and Biogeography Letters 5, pp. 91–93
Williams MR, Williams AAE, Lundstrom TD, Hay RW (1996). The distribution of Waterhouse's skipper, Trapezites waterhousei Mayo & Atkins (Lepidoptera: Hesperiidae) in Western Australia. Australian Entomologist 23, pp. 83–85
Bunny FJ, Crombie DS, Williams MR (1995). Growth of lesions of Phytophthora cinnamomi in stems and roots of jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata) in relation to rainfall and stand density in Mediterranean forest of Western Australia. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 25, pp. 961–969
Burgman MA, Williams MR (1995). Analysis of the spatial pattern of arthropod fauna of jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata) foliage using a Mantel correlogram. Australian Journal of Ecology 20, pp. 455–457
McKenzie NL, Fontanini L, Lindus NV, Williams MR (1995). Biological inventory of Koolan Island, Western Australia. 2, zoological notes. Records of the Western Australian Museum 17, pp. 249–266
McKenzie NL, Gunnell AC, Yani M, Williams MR (1995). Correspondence between flight morphology and foraging ecology in some palaeotropical bats. Australian Journal of Zoology 43, pp. 241–257
Norwood C, Wardell-Johnson G, Majer JD, Williams M (1995). Short-term influences of edge and gap creation on bird populations in jarrah forest, Western Australia. Australian Forestry 58, pp. 48–57
Osborne S, Williams MR (1995). Monitoring of whale shark tourism in Ningaloo Marine park by aerial survey. Department of Conservation and Land Management, Como, WA. 21 p.
Wardell-Johnson G, Williams M, Hearn R, Annels A (1995). A floristic survey of the tingle mosaic. Department of Conservation and Land Management, 134 p.
Williams A, Williams M (1995). Western petalura: ancient relict of the jarrah forest. Landscope 10(3), pp. 52–53
Williams M (1995). Butterflies of the south-west. p. 2
Williams M (1995). Discovery of fiery jewels in Watheroo National Park. Newsletter of the Western Australian Insect Study Society Oct, pp. 5–6
Williams M (1995). Rearing fiery jewels in captivity. Newsletter of the Western Australian Insect Study Society Dec, pp. 4–5
Williams M (1995). Tips on rearing the wanderer butterfly in captivity. Newsletter of the Western Australian Insect Study Society Aug, pp. 6–7
Williams M (1995). Use of hypotheses in the Science and Information Division: response. SID News 1(5), pp. 4–5
Williams M, Lundstrom T (1995). Recent discoveries on butterfly/ant associations. pp. 5–7
Williams MR (1995). An extreme-value function-model of the species incidence and species-area relations. Ecology 76, pp. 2607–2616
Williams MR (1995). Critical values of a statistic to detect competitive displacement. Ecology 76, pp. 646–647
Williams MR, Williams AAE, Lundstrom TD, Hay RW, Bollam HH, Graham AJ (1995). Range extensions and natural history notes for some Western Australian butterflies. Victorian Entomologist 25, pp. 94–96
Burrows N, Friend G, Morris K, Stoneman G, Craig M, Williams M (1994). An integrated study of the effects of timber harvesting on the jarrah forest ecosystem (Draft). Department of Conservation and Land Management, 50 p.
Hay RW, Houston TF, Williams AAE, Williams M (1994). Bring back the butterflies: butterfly gardening for Western Australians. Western Australian Museum, Perth. 72 p.
Pigott JP, Brown PH, Williams MR (1994). Direct seeding trees on farmland in the Western Australian wheatbelt. CALMScience 1, pp. 131–158
Williams M (1994). Bring back the butterflies. Landscope 9(3), pp. 10–16
Williams M (1994). The role of the amateur in butterfly conservation. pp. 3–4
Williams M (1994). Trends in the use of statistical methods in ecology and forestry and the future biometrics support needs of CALM SID. Department of Conservation and Land Management, 8 p.
Williams M, Powell R (1994). The wood white butterfly (Delias aganippe) & an alternative food plant. Newsletter of the Western Australian Insect Study Society Oct, pp. 2–3
Williams MR (1994). Use of principal component biplots to detect environmental impact. In Statistics in Ecology and Environmental Monitoring University of Otago Press, Dunedin. pp. 263–269
Abbott I, van Heurck P, Burbidge T, Williams M (1993). Damage caused by insects and fungi to eucalypt foliage: spatial and temporal patterns in Mediterranean forest of Western Australia. Forest Ecology and Management 58, pp. 85–110
Burrows N, Friend G, Morris K, Stoneman G, Wardell-Johnson G, Williams M (1993). A proposed integrated study of the effects of timber harvesting on the jarrah forest ecosystem. Department of Conservation and Land Management, 76 p.
Friend G, Williams M (1993). Fire and invertebrate conservation in mallee-heath remnants: final report: WWF for Nature Australia project P144. Department of Conservation and Land Management, 99 p.
Friend G, Williams M (1993). Small mammal life history parameters and fire: a framework for a predictive model (ABSTRACT). In Summaries of presentations given at program meeting, Stirling Range N.P., 23-25 November 1992 p. 21
Halse SA, Williams MR, Jaensch RP, Lane JAK (1993). Wetland characteristics and waterbird use of wetlands in south-western Australia. Wildlife Research 20, pp. 103–126
Williams AAE, Williams MR, Hay RW, Tomlinson AG (1993). Some distributional records and natural history notes on butterflies from Western Australia. Victorian Entomologist 23, pp. 126–131
Williams M (1993). Cicadas. pp. 2–4
Williams MR (1993). Conservation status of Petalura hesperia Watson in Western Australia. Department of Conservation and Land Management, 7 p.
Abbott I, Burbidge T, Williams M, van Heurck P (1992). Arthropod fauna of jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata) foliage in Mediterranean forest of Western Australia: spatial and temporal variation in abundance, biomass, guild structure and species composition. Australian Journal of Ecology 17, pp. 263–274
Osborne S, Williams MR (1992). A preliminary summary of the effects of hand removal of Drupella cornus on Ningaloo Reef. Department of Conservation and Land Management, Western Australia, Occasional Paper 3/92, pp. 83–90
Pigott JP, Brown PH, Williams MR (1992). Comparison of invertebrates and vertebrates as removers of native tree seed on established pasture sites in the W.A. wheatbelt. Draft. Department of Conservation and Land Management, 9 p.
Pigott JP, Brown PH, Williams MR (1992). The effects of superphosphate and watering on establishment of native trees from seed. Draft. Department of Conservation and Land Management, 20 p.
Williams M (1992). Changes to mainframe SAS. CALMScience News 1/92, p. 11
Williams M (1992). Extracting correct F-tests from statistics packages. CALMScience News 1/92, pp. 20–21
Williams M (1992). Research techniques note. 12, should the logarithmic transformation be used routinely for environmental data?. Department of Conservation and Land Management, Western Australia, Research News 2/92, pp. 3–5
Williams MR (1992). Controls on the collecting of terrestrial invertebrates in Western Australia. Victorian Entomologist 22, pp. 39–40
Williams MR, Atkins AF, Hay RW, Bollam HH (1992). The life history of Ogyris otanes C. & R. Felder in the Stirling Range, Western Australia (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae). Australian Entomological Magazine 19, pp. 55–60
Williams MR, Williams AAE, Atkins AF (1992). The life history of the sciron skipper, Trapezites sciron sciron Waterhouse and Lyell (Lepidoptera: Hesperiidae: Trapezitinae). Australian Entomological Magazine 19, pp. 29–32
Yung FH, Williams M (1992). Soil dryness index system, ver. 1: user guide. Department of Conservation and Land Management, 10 p.
Abbott I, Smith R, Williams M, Voutier R (1991). Infestation of regenerated stands of karri (Eucalyptus diversicolor) by bullseye borer (Tryphocaria acanthocera: Cerambycidae) in Western Australia. Australian Forestry 54, pp. 66–74
Crane C, Davison E, Stukely M, Tay F, Williams M (1991). Infection of tolerant and susceptible Pinus radiata clones by Phytophthora spp.: final report. Department of Conservation and Land Management, 11 p.
Williams M (1991). Research techniques note. 10, review of the use of statistical methods, CALM Research Division. Department of Conservation and Land Management, Western Australia, Research News 6/91, pp. 4–6
Williams MR (1991). Review of the use of statistical methods: report for Research Division Policy Group. Department of Conservation and Land Management, Como, WA. 6 p.
Williams MR, Abbott I (1991). Quantifying average defoliation using leaf-level measurements. Ecology 72, pp. 1510–1511
Williams MR, Woods Y (1991). Review of PC-statistical packages, CALM Research Division. Department of Conservation and Land Management, 13 p.
Crane C, Davison E, Stukely M, Tay F, Williams M (1990). Symptoms on Pinus radiata clones infected by Phytophthora spp.: final report. Department of Conservation and Land Management, 6 p.
Williams M (1990). Research methods note. 6, comparison of treatment means after an analysis of variance. Department of Conservation and Land Management, Western Australia, Research News 3/90, p. 2
Williams M (1990). Research methods note. 7, the effect of outliers on parametric tests. Department of Conservation and Land Management, Western Australia, Research News 4/90, p. 3
Williams M (1990). Research methods note. 8, comparison of linear regressions using SAS. Department of Conservation and Land Management, Western Australia, Research News 8/90, pp. 3–5
Williams M (1990). Research methods note. 9, analysis of unbalanced factorial designs using SAS. Department of Conservation and Land Management, Western Australia, Research News 9/90, pp. 5–6
Williams M (1990). What is the best measure of average damage caused by insect and fungi to leaves? (ABSTRACT). p. 6
Williams MR (1990). New Gahnia Forst. & Forst. F. foodplant records for three Western Australian skippers (Lepidoptera: Hesperiidae). Australian Entomological Magazine 17, pp. 113–114
Crane C, Davison E, Stukely M, Tay F, Williams M (1989). Infection of Pinus radiata clones by Phytophthora spp.: final report. Department of Conservation and Land Management, 13 p.
Williams M (1988). Research methods note. No. 5, estimating required sample size. Department of Conservation and Land Management, Western Australia, Research Information News 11/88, p. 14
