Publication date
October 2010
DOI Publisher
Published by Elsevier Ltd. ISSN
0960-9822Abstract
SummaryNew Zealand is tackling major biodiversity issues. Nigel Williams reports
SummaryNew Zealand is tackling major biodiversity issues. Nigel Williams reports
New Zealand’s isolation and periods of marine transgression have limited its biota to an extent whic...
From the pioneering explorations of Joseph Banks (later a President of the Royal Society), to the pr...
New Zealand was the first country to catalogue its entire living and fossil biodiversity, with the ...
SummaryA new book celebrates the extraordinary diversity of one of the planet's most diverse groups....
The age of travelling naturalists such as Wallace, Darwin, and von Humboldt who explored newly dis...
In recent public comment on proposed introductions for biological control of weeds in New Zealand, t...
We highlight three areas of significant progress in ecology since 1989 which are particularly releva...
Twenty-four collembolan species are recorded from improved pastures and clovers in New Zealand, of w...
As a large, isolated and relatively ancient landmass, New Zealand occupies a unique place in the bio...
One of the fundamental questions in biology is “How many species are there? ” In 1982, Smithsonian t...
New Zealand biodiversity is highly endemic and suffers from extreme loss due to habitat destruction ...
The status and trends of global biodiversity are often measured with a bias towards datasets limited...
Insects are important to ecosystem functioning in freshwater habitats. They have a rich diversity, f...
Restoration efforts around New Zealand provide safe havens for native species that have been serious...
How many species are there on Earth and to what groups do these species belong? These fundamental qu...
New Zealand’s isolation and periods of marine transgression have limited its biota to an extent whic...
From the pioneering explorations of Joseph Banks (later a President of the Royal Society), to the pr...
New Zealand was the first country to catalogue its entire living and fossil biodiversity, with the ...
SummaryA new book celebrates the extraordinary diversity of one of the planet's most diverse groups....
The age of travelling naturalists such as Wallace, Darwin, and von Humboldt who explored newly dis...
In recent public comment on proposed introductions for biological control of weeds in New Zealand, t...
We highlight three areas of significant progress in ecology since 1989 which are particularly releva...
Twenty-four collembolan species are recorded from improved pastures and clovers in New Zealand, of w...
As a large, isolated and relatively ancient landmass, New Zealand occupies a unique place in the bio...
One of the fundamental questions in biology is “How many species are there? ” In 1982, Smithsonian t...
New Zealand biodiversity is highly endemic and suffers from extreme loss due to habitat destruction ...
The status and trends of global biodiversity are often measured with a bias towards datasets limited...
Insects are important to ecosystem functioning in freshwater habitats. They have a rich diversity, f...
Restoration efforts around New Zealand provide safe havens for native species that have been serious...
How many species are there on Earth and to what groups do these species belong? These fundamental qu...
New Zealand’s isolation and periods of marine transgression have limited its biota to an extent whic...
From the pioneering explorations of Joseph Banks (later a President of the Royal Society), to the pr...
New Zealand was the first country to catalogue its entire living and fossil biodiversity, with the ...
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