New discoveries from the early Māori village at Shag River Mouth, New Zealand, reveal intestinal parasites
Horrocks, M; Presswell, B.; Smith, I.W.G., 2024, Archaeology in Oceania. Expand
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New Zealand ferns and allied plantsBook
Brownsey, P.J.; Smith-Dodsworth, J.C., 1989. Expand
New Zealand’s Sandy CoastsOther Publication
Payne, G., Stephens, S., Bryan, K., Hesp, P., Gibberd, B., Smith, K., 2003. Expand
Nutrient accumulation in second rotation Pinus radiata after harvest residue management and fertiliser treatment on coastal sand dunes
Smith, C.T; Lowe, A.T; Beets, P.N; Dyck, W.J., 1994, New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science. Expand
Operational review – Kaimaumau wetland Fire, over the period 10th February to 31st March 2010. Aupouri - Karikari Rural Fire Authority
Baker, P.N.; Smithies, C.W., 2010. Expand
Properties of ecotones: evidence from five ecotones objectively determined from a coastal vegetation gradientJournal Paper
Walker, S; Wilson, J.B; Steel, J.B; Rapson, G.L; Smith, B; King, W.M; Cottam, Y.H., 2003, Journal of Vegetation Science. Expand
Report on debris flood recovery and rehabilitation of Matata Wildlife Refuge Reserve (Te Awa O Te Atua Lagoon)Technical Report
Owen, K.; Smith, I.; Cashmore, P.; Crump, S.; Christensen, B.; Staite, C., 2010, Technical Report Series. Expand
RESTORATION RESEARCH Punakaiki Coastal Restoration Project: 2014 - 2016Technical Report
Juergen Esperschuetz, Mike Bowie, Carol Smith, Mick Abbott, Nick Dickinson, 2016, Lincoln University Wildlife Management Report. Expand
Sedimentation effects on the benthos of streams and estuaries: a cross-ecosystem comparisonJournal Paper
Reid, D.J., Chiaroni, L.D., Hewitt, J.E., Lohrer, A.M., Matthaei, C.D., Phillips, N.R., Scarsbrooke, M.R., Smith, B.R., Thrush, S.F., Townsend, C.R., van Houte-Howes, K.S., Wright-Stow, A.E., 2011, Marine and Freshwater Research. Expand
Shag River Mouth: The archaeology of an early southern Maori village.
Anderson, A.; Allingham, B.; Smith, I., 1995, Research Papers in Archaeology and Natural History. Expand