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    The effects of UVR and Suncreen Compounds on Sea Urchin Larval Respiration along a Latitudinal Gradient 

    McCarthy, Alaric
    Sea urchin larvae are particularly vulnerable to enhanced ultraviolet radiation (UVR) exposure as they are small, highly transparent, undergo rapid cell division and occupy the upper regions of the water column. Anthropogenically ...
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    Phytoplankton responses to seabird guano fertilisation in the Southern Ocean. 

    Shatova, Olga
    Great congregations of seabirds in coastal areas of the Southern Ocean result in delivery of nutrient-rich guano to coastal waters potentially enhancing productivity and supporting biodiversity in the region. The magnitude ...
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    Using Science and Matauranga to Support Local Management of Blackfoot Paua (Haliotis iris) in the East Otago Taiapure 

    Gnanalingam, Gayathiri
    Blackfoot pāua (Haliotis iris) is a species of considerable commercial, customary and recreational value to New Zealand. Sustainable management of H. iris stocks is a challenge for fisheries managers due to its reef scale ...
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    Temporal variation of UV-B: photo-protection and photo-damage in intertidal organisms from the New Zealand coast 

    Cubillos, Victor Mauricio
    Intertidal ecosystems are characterized by periodic variations in the water column throughout tidal cycles, a situation that can induce changes in the physiological balance of organisms that live there. If low tide occurs ...
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    Population biology, expansion and harvestability of the invasive Undaria pinnatifida in southern New Zealand 

    Leahy, Eugene Owen
    In the marine environment, 84% of eco-regions have been subject to biological invasions. These invasions can be ecologically costly through displacing native species, shifting community structure, altering food webs, and ...
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    The Karitane Canyon : a submarine valley cut into the Otago continental shelf 

    Gray, Fiona L
    High resolution sub-bottom reflection seismic profiles, sediment sample analysis and visual observation of the Karitane Canyon are correlated with multichannel seismics, known sediment distribution patterns and information ...
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    Conservation biology of New Zealand Sea Lions (Phocarctos hookeri) 

    Childerhouse, Simon John
    New Zealand sea lion (Phocarctos hookeri) is a pinniped endemic to New Zealand and is among the rarest of sea lion species. New Zealand sea lions are incidentally caught in the trawl fishery for squid around the Auckland ...
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    Records of Holocene Southern Hemisphere westerly wind variability in Fiordland, New Zealand 

    Hinojosa, Jessica
    The mid-latitude westerly winds are a strong, zonally symmetric atmospheric circulation feature in the Southern Hemisphere that directly influence climate and carbon cycling in the middle to high latitudes. In order to ...
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    Effects of Ocean Acidification on Developmental Thermal Windows of Echinoderms 

    Karelitz, Samuel
    Under future ocean warming, thermal tolerance of developmental stages may be a key driver of changes in the geographical distributions and abundance of marine invertebrates. Additional stressors such as ocean acidification ...
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    Social Aspects of Demographic Stochasticity in an Endangered Population of Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) 

    Johnston, David Robert
    Photography is one of the most widely used tools in conservation biology. In the analysis of social species, analyses of photographic identification data are used to infer the degree of association among uniquely marked ...
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