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Coastal vulnerability across the Pacific dominated by El Nino/Southern OscillationJournal Paper

Barnard, P.L.; Short, A.D.; Harley, M.D.; Splinter, K.D.; Vitousek, S.; Turner, I.L.; Allan, J.; Banno, M.; Bryan, K.R.; Doria, A.; Hansen, J.E.; Kato, S.; Kuriyama, Y.; Randall-Goodwin, E.; Ruggiero, P.; Walker, I.J.; Heathfield, D.K., 2015, Nature Geoscience. Expand

Coasts for Sale: Gentrification in New ZealandJournal Paper

Freeman, C.; Cheyne, C., 2008, Planning Theory & Practice. Expand

Coexistence of two species of Halipeurus (Phthiraptera) on Chatham Island taiko (Pterodroma magentae) (Aves)Journal Paper

Palma, R.L; Imber, M.J., 2000, New Zealand journal of zoology. Expand

Colonisation of New Zealand by Hemicordulia australiae, with notes on its displacement of the indigenous Procordulia grayi (Odonata: Corduliidae)Journal Paper

Armstrong, J.S., 1978, The New Zealand entomologist. Expand

Colony desertion and reproductive synchrony of black-billed gulls Larus bulleriJournal Paper

Evans, R.M., 1982, Ibis. Expand

Colony growth and pup condition of the New Zealand fur seal (Arctocephalus forsteri) on the Kaikoura coastline compared with other east coast coloniesJournal Paper

Boren, L.J.; Muller, C.G.; Gemmell, N.J., 2006, Wildlife Research. Expand

Coloration and its thermal consequences in the New Zealand tiger beetle Neocicindela perhisphidaJournal Paper

Hadley, N.F; Savill, A; Schultz, T.D., 1992, Journal of thermal biology. Expand

Combating coastal erosion by the technique of coastal hazard mappingJournal Paper

Gibb, J.G., 1983, New Zealand engineering. Expand

Common bivalve larvae from New Zealand: LeptonaceaJournal Paper

Booth, J.D., 1979, New Zealand journal of marine and freshwater research. Expand

Common bivalve larvae from New Zealand: MytilaceaJournal Paper

Booth, J.D., 1976, New Zealand journal of marine and freshwater research. Expand