Duncan N. MacFadyen

University of Johannesburg — South Africa

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

10h-index275citations33works5.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Wildlife Ecology and Conservation(12), Ecology and Vegetation Dynamics Studies(9), Rangeland Management and Livestock Ecology(6), Animal Ecology and Behavior Studies(5), Photonic and Optical Devices(4)

Publications30 total

The role of ancient human settlements in creating nutrient hotspots in a savanna ecosystem, central Zimbabwe
Journal of Arid Environments·2023· 1 cited
FOREWORD
Wits University Press eBooks·2023
Testing the efficacy of bat monitoring methods for identification and species surveys in KwaZulu-Natal province, South Africa
African Zoology·2022· 4 citedOpen Access
Drowning in data, thirsty for information and starved for understanding: A biodiversity information hub for cooperative environmental monitoring in South Africa
Biological Conservation·2022· 17 citedOpen Access
The loss of vegetation cover has distinct but short-term impact on multiple vertebrate taxa in a grassland ecosystem
Global Ecology and Conservation·2022· 8 citedOpen Access
Short duration overnight cattle kraaling in natural rangelands: Does time after kraal use affect their utilization by wildlife and above ground grass parameters?
PLoS ONE·2022· 2 citedOpen Access
Short duration overnight cattle kraaling in natural rangelands leads to increased tree damage by elephants
Journal of Tropical Ecology·2021· 4 cited
The Foraging Ecology of Nguni and Brahman Cattle under Different Management Systems in High-altitude Grasslands of South Africa
UpSpace Institutional Repository (University of Pretoria)·2021· 1 citedOpen Access
The coupling effects of pyrodiversity and land use on termite assemblages in semi-arid savanna
Global Ecology and Conservation·2021· 3 citedOpen Access
Short duration overnight cattle kraaling in natural rangelands: does time after kraal use affect their utilization by wildlife and above ground grass parameters?
2021· 1 citedOpen Access
Assessing the impacts of domesticated versus wild ungulates on terrestrial small mammal assemblages at Telperion Nature Reserve, South Africa
African Zoology·2018· 4 cited
Short duration overnight cattle kraaling in natural rangelands: Implications for grass composition, quality, above ground biomass, species diversity and basal cover
Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment·2018· 26 cited
Habitat associations of small mammals in the foothills of the Drakensberg Mountains, South Africa
Mammalia·2017· 11 cited
Parasites of domestic and wild animals in South Africa. XLIX. Ticks (Acari: Ixodidae) infesting white and black rhinoceroses in southern Africa
Onderstepoort Journal of Veterinary Research·2017· 24 citedOpen Access
Impala, Aepyceros melampus: does browse quality influence their use of sites originally utilised as short-duration kraals in a southern African savanna?
The Rangeland Journal·2017· 11 cited
The dynamics of small mammal populations in Rocky Highveld Grassland, Telperion, South Africa
2014· 2 cited
The Dynamics of Buprestidae (Coleoptera) in Rocky Highveld Grasslands of Ezemvelo Nature Reserve, Gauteng, South Africa
The Coleopterists Bulletin·2013· 1 cited
The Influence of Fire on Rodent Abundance at the N'washitshumbe Enclosure Site, Kruger National Park, South Africa<sup>†</sup>
African Zoology·2012· 12 cited
The influence of fire on rodent abundance at the N’washitshumbe enclosure site, Kruger National Park, South Africa
African Zoology·2012· 4 cited
A Landscape of Insects: And Other Invertebrates
2010
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Frequent Co-authors

Rangarirai Huruba(7), Allan Sebata(6), Peter J. Mundy(5), Ara Monadjem(5), Julie Teresa Shapiro(3), A. McDonach(3), Nico L. Avenant(2), M. van der Merwe(2), G.J. Bredenkamp(2), Themb’alilahlwa A. M. Mahlaba(2), Robert A. McCleery(2), Servious Nemera(2), Faith Ngute(2), Meshack Sahomba(2), M. S. Ner(2), Des Gibson(2), Brian K. Reilly(2), Philip W. Bateman(1), C. C. Grant(1), R G Bengis(1)