[PDF] Top 20 Sooty shearwater (Puffinus griseus) harvest intensity and selectivity on Poutama Island, New Zealand

... of Poutama it would suggest that 37 201 and 28 403 chicks were harvested over the nanao in 1994 and 1995 ...Putauhinu Island before 28 April in the years between 1997 and 1999 ... See full document

... Sooty Shearwater (Tit1), Puffinus griseus ...southern New Zealand and South America, where it breeds (Shaffer et ...total New Zealand population size is estimated ... See full document

... (Stewart Island) in southern New ...of Sooty Shearwater Puffinus griseus ...Maori, New Zealand's southernmost Maori community, as one of the few large-scale customary ... See full document

... of sooty shearwater populations are highly sensitive to changes in adult mortality rates (Hamilton & Moller 1995; Hunter et ...Howe Island (Barry & Wise 2005). Climate perturbations also ... See full document

... Ryan CJ, Jamieson IG 1998. Estimating the home range and caring capacity for takahe (Porphyrio mantelli) on predator-free offshore islands: implications for future management. New Zealand Journal of Ecology ... See full document

... The ground litter in western sites hosted a more diverse and accessible invertebrate community, with all groups being more abundant than in eastern parts of the island (Michel 2006). Further, robin territories ... See full document

... The primary aim of this thesis is to use Kapiti Island in an island-mainland cornparision to identify pollinator and/or dispersal limitation in New Zealand lowland forests which may be r[r] ... See full document

... The effect of larval feeding guild appears to never have been addressed. The factors levels assigned in this project indicate that predators are relatively more successful colonizers than both herbivores and parasites, ... See full document

... Necropsies were carried out on all recoverable pups that were recognised as having been dead for less than 3 days. This was not a representative group, as many pups that had died in peat mires often did not become ... See full document

... Summary: The breeding ranges of thar are described as they were in 1976 and 1984 and compared with previously described ranges in 1936, 1946, 1956 and 1966. Commercial hunting during 1972-1976 harvested about 32000 thar ... See full document

... of New Zealand North Island saddlebacks that was exposed to avian malaria on Mokoia ...North Island saddlebacks, particularly PhruMHC001 and PhruMHC027, to further assess the possibility of a ... See full document

... Adele Island and up to five sites on Fisherman Island ...Adele Island, and in November and December 1981 and from February to April 1982 on Fisherman ... See full document

... in New Zealand (see also Cockayne 1902; Dawson 1991; Greenwood ...in New Zealand, yet juvenile plants are often densely matted, with long, thin stems that are consistent with the ‘wire plant ... See full document

... Of the New Zealand populations the following have been the focus of various studies : Pitt Island Rudge 1983; Arapawa Island Ricketts 1977; Orwin and Whitaker 1984; Woodstock Parsons 198[r] ... See full document

... GEOLOGY, HYDRO'IHERMAL ALTERATION AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE IAMALELE D'ENTRECASTEAUX ISLANDS, PAPUA NEW GUINEA AND WAIRAKEI NORTH ISLAND, NEW ZEALAND GEOTHERMAL AREAS.. A dissertation subm[r] ... See full document

... Palynological samples taken from core 8795 contained very few key taxa and a Waitakian to Altonian (late Oligocene to early Miocene) age is determined for Waikato Coal Measures based on the following observations. ... See full document

... Motuara Island, and pairs were often observed sharing foraging sites or drinking outside territorial boundaries (Pierre 1999), most likely associated with the relatively high density of ...Motuara Island ... See full document

... up New Zealand Ostrich Export (NZOE) in ...market. New Zealanders needed to be educated on the product and consequently only 4000 birds were needed to supply the local market (Thompson and Binks: ... See full document

... continental shelf edge. The shelf edge is often less than 10 km off shore near Exmouth and the current generally flows south at 0.5 to 1 knot (about 1 kmh -1 ). The current often meanders offshore to form anti-clockwise ... See full document

... Tiger Snakes, Notechis scutatus (Peters, 1861), cohabit Short-tailed Shearwater, Pujfinus tenuirostris (Temminck, 1835), burrows (Serventy et al. 1971); Tuatara, Sphenodon punctatus (Gray, 1842), utilise Fairy ... See full document