N.Z.J.Ecol., Volume 19(2), 1995

Table of Contents


Research Article

The new science of molecular ecology

D. Lambert
Pages: 93-96
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Ecology of the stoat in Nothofagus forest: Home range, habitat use and diet at different stages of the beech mast cycle

Elaine C. Murphy
John E. Dowding
Pages: 97-109
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An assessment of the contribution of honey bees (Apis mellifera) to weed reproduction in New Zealand protected natural areas

Vivian M. Butz Huryn
Henrik Moller
Pages: 111-122
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Evaluation of non-toxic bait interference for indexing brushtail possum density

E. B. Spurr
Pages: 123-130
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Dynamics of kanuka (Kunzea ericoides) forest on south Kaipara spit, New Zealand, and the impact of fallow deer (Dama dama)

M. C. Smale
G. M. J. Hall
R. O. Gardner
Pages: 131-141
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The sand dune vegetation of Chrystalls Beach, southern New Zealand, with particular reference to the cushion community

Ute Drobner
John B. Steel
Benjamin Smith
J. Bastow Wilson
Pages: 143-151
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Environmental correlates of species richness at Waipoua Forest Sanctuary, New Zealand

B. R. Burns
Pages: 153-162
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Vegetation change over 25 years in a New Zealand short-tussock grassland: Effects of sheep grazing and exotic invasions

A. B. Rose
K. H. Platt
C. M. Frampton
Pages: 163-174
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The vegetation of Flat Top Hill: An area of semi-arid grassland/shrubland in Central Otago, New Zealand

Susan Walker
Alan F. Mark
J. Bastow Wilson
Pages: 175-194
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The genetics of naturalization: A comparison of morphological variation within and between populations of Agrostis capillaris L as an exotic in New Zealand and as a native in Britain

J. Bastow Wilson
G. L. Rapson
Pages: 195-202
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Diet of feral goats and feral pigs on Auckland Island, New Zealand

C. Chimera
M. C. Coleman
J. P. Parkes
Pages: 203-207
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Breeding success of New Zealand pigeons (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae) in relation to control of introduced mammals

M. N. Clout
K. Denyer
R. E. James
I. G. McFadden
Pages: 209-212
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Uses and limitations of hemispherical photography for estimating forest light environments

Jason R. Roxburgh
Dave Kelly
Pages: 213-217
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The Intermediate Disturbance Hypothesis and its applicability to planktonic communities: Comments on the views of Padisak and Wilson

C. S. Reynolds
Pages: 219-225
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