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    Greenland group deformation and the structural controls of mineralisation within the Reefton Goldfield 

    Maw, Lindsay
    Deposits of the Reefton Goldfield, West Coast, New Zealand, are hosted on N-NE striking, upright folds of the Greenland Group. High-grade quartz lodes are hosted on axial planar shears, typically have short strike lengths, ...
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    Foraging strategies and breeding success in the Little Penguin, Eudyptula minor : a comparative study between different habitats 

    Mattern, Thomas
    Little Penguins breeding at different locations in New Zealand exhibit great differences in breeding success which is likely to be related to different foraging strategies. During the 2000/2001 breeding season, foraging ...
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    Transition metal complexes of pyrazine-based bis-terdentate diamide ligands 

    Hausmann, Julia
    The four symmetrical, closely related pyrazine-based bis-terdentate diamide ligands N,N'-bis(2-pyridylmethyl)pyrazine-2,3-dicarboxamide (H2 LM1), N,N'-bis[2-(2-pyridyl)ethyl]pyrazine-2,3-dicarboxamide (H2 LM2), ...
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    Marine ecology of offshore and inshore foraging penguins : the Snares penguin Eudyptes robustus and Yellow-eyed penguin Megadyptes antipodes 

    Mattern, Thomas
    Seabirds have become adapted for foraging in an oceanic environment that can be highly dynamic. Oceanographic processes determine the spatial distribution of seabird prey, while seasonality often has a temporal influence ...
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    Social organisation, behaviour and population parameters of Bottlenose Dolphins in Doubtful Sound, Fiordland 

    Haase, Patricia Ann
    Bottlenose dolphins in Doubtful Sound represent a unique opportunity for a relatively longterm study of wild, known individuals near the southern extent of their worldwide range, and unaffected by incidental mortality. In ...
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    Development of an odour mixture model for cheese flavour 

    Solomon, Nichola Rae
    This research set out to examine the feasibility of developing a mathematical model that would allow the prediction of the sensory characteristics of mixtures of odour compounds. Initially, a trained sensory panel used ...
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    Eruptions and deposition of volcaniclastic rocks in the Dunedin volcanic complex, Otago Peninsula, New Zealand 

    Martin, Ulrike
    The Otago Peninsula is part of the Dunedin Volcanic Complex and the Dunedin Volcanic Group, of Miocene age. Tephra and a suite of alkali basalt magma began erupting in the Sandfly Bay area. The Dunedin Volcanic Complex ...
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    The geochemical environment during rehabilitation of the Wangaloa opencast coal mine, Southeast Otago, New Zealand 

    Baker, Michelle Amy
    This study investigates the geochemistry of the Wangaloa opencast mine during the early stages of its rehabilitation. New Zealand's coal industry is currently growing, and with increasing pressure from an environmentally ...
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    Able as anything : integrated dance in New Zealand 

    Briggs, Hahna
    This thesis investigates integrated dance with a specific focus on New Zealand. The first chapter gives a review of the different models of disability. In chapter two I will discuss various theoretical perspectives on ...
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    Patterns of aggression in New Zealand children 

    Kerr, Charlotte Jane
    Social aggression is a covert form of aggression, used to damage the self-esteem and/ or status of another. Previous research has shown that girls tend to utilize this form of aggression more often than physical aggression. ...
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