Sand country ecology: DiscussionJournal Paper
Gibbs, H.S., 1957, New Zealand Journal of Ecology. Expand
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Sand country ecology: Sambar (Cervus unicolor) in sand hill countryJournal Paper
Rhiney, T., 1957, New Zealand Journal of Ecology. Expand
Sand country ecology: The coastal dune lakesJournal Paper
Cunningham, B.T., 1957, New Zealand Journal of Ecology. Expand
Sand country ecology: The hedgehog population and invertebrate fauna of the west coast sand dunesJournal Paper
Brockie, R.E., 1957, New Zealand Journal of Ecology. Expand
Sand country ecology: The soils of the Manawatu sand countryJournal Paper
Cowie, J.D., 1957, New Zealand Journal of Ecology. Expand
Secondary forest succession differs through naturalised gorse and native kanuka near Wellington and NelsonJournal Paper
Sullivan, J.J.; Williams, P.A.; Timmins, S.M., 2007, New Zealand Journal of Ecology. Expand
Some differences between plants of the Chatham Islands and the New Zealand MainlandJournal Paper
Greenwood, R.M., 1992, New Zealand Journal of Ecology. Expand
Spatial associations between invasive tree lupin and population of two katipo spiders at Kaitorete Spit, New Zealand
Hetherington, J; Wilson, J.B., 2014, New Zealand journal of ecology. Expand
Spatio-temporal changes in density and distribution of burrow-nesting seabird colonies after rat eradicationJournal Paper
Buxton, R., Taylor, G., Jones, C., Lyver, P., Moller, H., Alison Cree, A., David Towns, D., 2015, New Zealand Journal of Ecology. Expand
Spatio-temporal dynamics of meiobenthic copepod and the impact of predation-disturbance.Technical Report
Hicks, G.R.F., 1984, Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology. Expand