Adding to nature: can artificial retreats be used o monitor and restore lizard populations? : a thesis submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Zoology at the University of Otago, Dunedin, New ZealandThesis
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Conservation status of New Zealand reptiles [1991]
Hitchmough, R.; Anderson, P.; Barr, B.; Monks, J.; Lettink, J.; Reardon, J.; Tocher, M.; Whitaker, T., 1991, New Zealand Threat Classification Series. Expand
Conservation status of New Zealand reptiles [2013]DOC Publication
Hitchmough, R.; Anderson, P.; Barr, B.; Monks, J.; Lettink, J.; Reardon, J.; Tocher, M.; Whitaker, T., 2013, New Zealand Threat Classification Series. Expand
Ecological assessment of proposed land use changes for the University of Canterbury field station at Birlings Flat, Kaitorete Spit, CanterburyTechnical Report
Hutchison, M.; Smith, D.; Patrick, B.; Lettink, M.; Bawden, R.; Shaw, W., 2017, Contract Report. Expand
Survey and monitoring methods for New Zealand lizardsJournal Paper
Lettink, M; Monks, J.M., 2016, Journal of the royal society of New Zealand. Expand
Use of artificial cover objects for detecting red katipo, Latrodectus katipo Powell (Araneae: Theridiidae)Journal Paper
Lettink, M.; Patrick, B., 2006, New Zealand Entomologist. Expand