Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth
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Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth
Summary
Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth is a doctoral thesis[1].
Key Facts
- Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth authored disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth — author (P50): Eimear Marie Céiléadh Egan[2].
- Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth's instance of is recorded as disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].
- Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth's publisher is recorded as disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth — publisher (P123): UC Research Repository[4].
- Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth's DOI is recorded as 10.26021/8072[5].
- Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth's language of work or name is recorded as disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth — language of work or name (P407): English[6].
- Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth's country of origin is recorded as disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth — country of origin (P495): New Zealand[7].
- Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth's publication date is recorded as +2017-00-00T00:00:00Z[8].
- Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth's main subject is recorded as disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth — main subject (P921): biology[9].
- Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth's work available at URL is recorded as https://ir.canterbury.ac.nz/handle/10092/14594[10].
- Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth's Handle ID is recorded as 10092/14594[11].
- Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth's title is recorded as Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth[12].
- Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth's copyright holder is recorded as disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth — copyright holder (P3931): Eimear Marie Céiléadh Egan[13].
- Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth's thesis submitted to is recorded as disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth — thesis submitted to (P4101): University of Canterbury[14].
- Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): NZThesisProject[15].
- Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth's copyright status is recorded as disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted[16].
- Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth's online access status is recorded as disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth — online access status (P6954): open access[17].
- Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth's thesis committee member is recorded as disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth — thesis committee member (P9161): David Schiel[18].
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Early life history of the amphidromous galaxiid inanga: disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth's instance of is recorded as disentangling the consequences for their migratory dynamics, population structure and adult growth — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].