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Towards understanding river sediment dynamics as a basis for improved catchment, channel, and coastal management: the case of the Motueka catchment, Nelson, New Zealand

Fuller IC, Basher LR, Hicks DM, 2014, International Journal of River Basin Management. Expand

Toxicity of estuarine sediments using a full life-cycle bioassay with the marine copepod Robertsonia propinquaJournal Paper

Hack, L.A.; Trembles, L.A.; Wratten, S.D.; Lister, A.; Keesing, V., 2008, Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety. Expand

Toxin production of Alexandrium minutum (Dinophyceae) from the Bay of Plenty, New ZealandJournal Paper

Chang, F.H; Anderson, D.M; Kulis, D.M; Till, D.G., 1997, Toxicon. Expand

Trace elements in sediments of the lower eastern coast of the Firth of ThamesTechnical Report

Kim, N., 2007, Environment Waikato Technical Report. Expand

Trace Elements in the Sediment of Waikato West Coast Estuaries.Technical Report

Rumsby, A., 2009, Environment Waikato. Expand

Trace Metal Geochemical Cycling in the Fiord Estuaries: Doubtful and Bradshaw Sounds, New ZealandTechnical Report

Kim, J.P. Frew, R.D. Hunter, K.A., 1990, EOS. Expand

Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Climate ChangeBook

Lyn Carter, 2019, Indigenous Pacific Approaches to Climate Change. Palgrave Studies in Disaster Anthropology. Expand

Traditions and legends. Collected from the native of Murihiku. (Southland, New Zealand.) Part XIJournal Paper

1919, The journal of the polynesian society. Expand

Trail bike danger to sand dunes

Healy, T., 1978, People and Planning. Expand

Trajectory analysis of deep sea oil spill scenarios in New Zealand waters

Lebreton, L; Franz, T., 2013. Expand