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Effects of Macroalgal Habitats on the Community and Population Structure of Temperate Reef Fishes

Matus, Alejandro Perez (Victoria University of Wellington, 2010)

Two families of brown macroalgae that occur in sympatry dominate temperate subtidal rocky coasts: the Laminareales, and the Fucales. Both of these families are habitat-forming species for a wide variety of invertebrates ...
An Evaluation of Prior Residency and Habitat Effects on the Persistence of Settling Reef Fishes

Geange, Shane Wallace (Victoria University of Wellington, 2010)

Both habitat complexity and competitive interactions can shape patterns of distribution and abundance of species. I evaluated the separate and joint effects of competitive interactions and habitat complexity on the survival ...
Examining the ecological complexities of blackfoot paua demography and habitat requirements in the scope of marine reserve protection

Laferriere, Alison (Alix) Mariah (Victoria University of Wellington, 2016)

A critical question for ecologists and fisheries managers is what drives the demographic processes that dictate the abundance and size structure of ecologically and commercially important species. Marine Reserves (MRs) ...
Habitat Structure, Resources and Natural Enemies: Their Influence on Population Fluctuations of the Kowhai Moth Uresiphita Polygonalis Maorialis (Felder)

Mundaca, Enrique Arturo (Victoria University of Wellington, 2012)

The importance of habitat structure has been historically discussed in terms of its influence on diversity, distribution and abundance of living organisms. In this regard, the population fluctuations of any particular ...
Habitat Use Throughout a Chondrichthyan's Life

Marquez, Melissa (Victoria University of Wellington, 2016)

Over the last few decades, much effort has been devoted towards evaluating and reducing bycatch in marine fisheries. There has been a particular focus on quantifying the risk to chondrichthyans, primarily because of their ...
Identifying mechanisms of population change in two threatened grizzly bear populations

McLellan, Michelle (Victoria University of Wellington, 2020)

Identifying the mechanisms causing population change is essential for conserving small and declining populations. Substantial range contraction of many carnivore species has resulted in fragmented global populations with ...

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