Explaining spatial variations in coastal processes and landforms in New Zealand and Southern Australia
Shepherd, M.J., 1994, New Zealand Geographical Society. Expand
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Exploring the social context of coastal erosion management in New Zealand: what factors drive particular environmental outcomes?
Blackett, P.; Hume, T.; Dahm, J., 2010, Australasian Journal of Disaster and Trauma Studies. Expand
Exploring the Usefulness of Beach Profile DatasetsConference Paper
Gibberd, Bronwen; Smith, Keith; Benson, Andrew, 2003, Proceedings of the 16th Australasian Coastal and Ocean Engineering Conference. Expand
Exposed coasts vs sheltered bays: contrast between New Zealand and Japan in the molluscan record of temperature change in Plio–Pleistocene cyclothemsJournal Paper
Beu, A.G.; Kitamura, A., 1998, Sedimentary Geology. Expand
Extending the observational record to provide new insights into invasive alien species in a coastal dune environment of New ZealandJournal Paper
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Extent of seagrass in Tauranga Harbour: a comparison of satellite automated classification versus manual delineation of aerial imagery
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Extent of wetland vegetation in Maketu Estuary - 1939 to 2011Technical Report
Park, S., 2014, Environmental Publication. Expand
Extinct volcanoes: A guide to the geology of Banks Peninsula
Weaver, S; Sewell, R; Dorsey, C., 1990, Geological Society of New Zealand Revised. Expand
Extracting a record of Holocene storm erosion and deposition preserved in the morphostratigraphy of a prograded coastal barrierTechnical Report
Dougherty, A.J., 2013, Continental Shelf Research. Expand
Extraction of bacteria from soil: Efficiency of shaking or ultrasonication as indicated by direct counts and autoradiographyJournal Paper
Ramsay, A.J., 1984, Soil biology and biochemistry. Expand