Mason Bay control survey to provide survey control for the monitoring of parabolic dune ‘6’Technical Report
Tayles, Q.; Thomson, D., 2002. Expand
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New plant disease record in New Zealand: Cucumber mosaic virus in myosotidium hortensia (Decne) BaillJournal Paper
Thomson, A.D., 1981, New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research. Expand
Pup density related to terrestrial habitat use by New Zealand fur sealsJournal Paper
Bradshaw, C.J.A.; Thompson, C.M.; Davis, L.S.; Lalas, C., 1999, Canadian Journal of Zoology. Expand
Seacoast in the seventies - the future of the New Zealand shoreline
Morton, J; Thom, D; Locker, R., 1973. Expand
Survival and breeding of yellow-eyed penguins (Megadyptes antipodes), at two locations on Otago Peninsula, South Island, New Zealand, 1991-96Journal Paper
Ratz,H; Darby, J.T; Edge, K-A; Thompson, C., 2004, New Zealand journal of zoology. Expand
Tabulated results of the 2003 national coastal community surveyTechnical Report
Johnston, D.M.; Leonard, G.; Bell, R.; Stewart, C.; Hickman, M.; Thomson, J.; Kerr, J.; Glassey, P., 2003. Expand
The 2003 national coastal survey: assessing community understanding and participation in coastal management in New Zealand
Johnston, D; Bell, R; Stewart, C; Hickman, M; Thompson, J; Kerr, J; Glassey, P., 2003, Coasts & ports 2003 Australasian conference: proceedings of the 16th Australasian coastal and ocean engineering conference, the 9th Australasian port and harbour conference and the annual New Zealand coastal society conference. Expand
The breeding cycle, year-round distribution and activity patterns of the endangered Chatham Petrel (Pterodroma axillaris)Journal Paper
Rayner, M.J; Taylor, G.A; Gummer, H.D; Phillips, R.A; Sagar, P.M; Shaffer, S.A; Thompson, D.R., 2012, Emu. Expand
The distribution and infestation kowhai moth Mecyna maorialis Felder, in coastal CanterburyThesis
Thompson, D.J.B., 1969, BSc (Hons) thesis. Expand
The geomorphological role of vegetation in desert dune systemsBook
Thomas, D.; Tsoar, H., 1990, J. Thornes (ed.), Vegetation and Erosion. Expand