Novel Predators and Naïve Prey: How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards

Summary

Novel Predators and Naïve Prey: How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards is a doctoral thesis^[1].

Key Facts

• Novel Predators and Naïve Prey: How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards authored How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards — author (P50): Joanne Monks^[2].
• Novel Predators and Naïve Prey: How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards's instance of is recorded as How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis^[3].
• Novel Predators and Naïve Prey: How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards's publisher is recorded as How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards — publisher (P123): Open Access Repository Victoria University of Wellington^[4].
• Novel Predators and Naïve Prey: How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards's DOI is recorded as 10.26686/WGTN.16922677^[5].
• Novel Predators and Naïve Prey: How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards's language of work or name is recorded as How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards — language of work or name (P407): English^[6].
• Novel Predators and Naïve Prey: How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards's country of origin is recorded as How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards — country of origin (P495): New Zealand^[7].
• Novel Predators and Naïve Prey: How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards's publication date is recorded as +2006-01-01T00:00:00Z^[8].
• Novel Predators and Naïve Prey: How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards's main subject is recorded as How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards — main subject (P921): behavioral ecology^[9].
• Novel Predators and Naïve Prey: How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards's main subject is recorded as How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards — main subject (P921): population change^[10].
• Novel Predators and Naïve Prey: How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards's title is recorded as Novel Predators and Naïve Prey: How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards^[11].
• Novel Predators and Naïve Prey: How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards's copyright holder is recorded as How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards — copyright holder (P3931): Joanne Monks^[12].
• Novel Predators and Naïve Prey: How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards's thesis submitted to is recorded as How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards — thesis submitted to (P4101): Victoria University of Wellington^[13].
• Novel Predators and Naïve Prey: How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): NZThesisProject^[14].
• Novel Predators and Naïve Prey: How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards's copyright status is recorded as How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted^[15].
• Novel Predators and Naïve Prey: How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards's thesis committee member is recorded as How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards — thesis committee member (P9161): Charles Daugherty^[16].
• Novel Predators and Naïve Prey: How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards's thesis committee member is recorded as How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards — thesis committee member (P9161): Nicola Nelson^[17].

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Designation and Status

Novel Predators and Naïve Prey: How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards's instance of is recorded as How Introduced Mammals Shape Behaviours and Populations of New Zealand Lizards — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis^[3].