The extinction of Moas and other animals during the Holocene Period
Fleming, C.A., 1962, Notornis. Expand
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The Far North, January 1970.Newsletter
Butler, L.W., 1970, Auckland Botanical Society Newsletter. Expand
The feeding behaviour of the hedgehog in pasture land in New ZealandJournal Paper
Campbell, P.A., 1973, Proceedings of New Zealand Ecological Society. Expand
The feeding habits of Wiseana (Lepidoptera: Hepialidae) species on a traditional Māori food cropJournal Paper
H. Ehau-Taumaunu, S. D. G. Marshall, C. M. Ferguson, M. Mark-Shadbolt, R. M. MacDiarmid & M. O’Callaghan, 2020, NZ Entomologist. Expand
The fight for the toheroa of Te Oneroa-a-TōheOther Publication
Ratana L., 2024, The Spinoff. Expand
The first archaeointensity records from New Zealand: evidence for a fifteenth century AD archaeomagnetic ‘spike’ in the SW Pacific Region?Journal Paper
Gillian M. Turner, Rimpy Kinger, Bruce McFadgen and Monique Gevers, 2020, Special Publications. Expand
The first twenty years. Radiocarbon dates for South Island Moa-hunter sites, 1955-74Newsletter
Trotter, M.M.; McCulloch, B., 1975, N.Z. Archaeological Association Newsletter. Expand
The flora & vegetation of Open Bay Islands
Burrows, C.J., 1972, Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand. Expand
The flora of the Canterbury dune system, (New Brighton - Waipara) in the 1980'sJournal Paper
Simpson, M.J.A.; Mason, R., 1984, Mauri Ora. Expand
The formation of shadow dunesJournal Paper
Hesp, P., 1981, Journal of Sedimentary Petrology. Expand