N.Z.J.Ecol., Volume 30(1), 2006

Table of Contents


Research Article

Introduction to the Nigel Barlow Symposium

John Parkes
Pages: 1-2
Download pdf (205.7 KB)

Ecology after 100 years: Progress and pseudo-progress

Charles J. Krebs
Pages: 3-11
Download pdf (96.78 KB)

Linking pasture, livestock productivity and vertebrate pest management

Jim Hone
Pages: 13-23
Download pdf (209.96 KB)

Bovine tuberculosis in brushtail possums: models, dogma and data

Peter Caley
Pages: 25-34
Download pdf (73.64 KB)

Persistence of disease in territorial animals: insights from spatial models of Tb

G. C. Smith
Pages: 35-41
Download pdf (62.1 KB)

Measuring stoat (Mustela erminea) and ship rat (Rattus rattus) capture success against micro-habitat factors

J. E. Christie
J. Kemp
C. Rickard
E. C. Murphy
Pages: 43-51
Download pdf (131.75 KB)

Testing models for equilibrium distribution and abundance of insects

John M. Kean
Pages: 53-60
Download pdf (222.53 KB)

Accounting for differential success in the biological control of homopteran and lepidopteran pests

N. J. Mills
Pages: 61-72
Download pdf (735.7 KB)

Developing population models for guiding reintroductions of extirpated bird species back to the New Zealand mainland

Doug P. Armstrong
R. Scott Davidson
Pages: 73-85
Download pdf (325.98 KB)

Modelling biocontrol of Varroa destructor using a benign haplotype as a competitive antagonist

I. Vetharaniam
N. D. Barlow
Pages: 87-102
Download pdf (721.95 KB)

Predicting the efficacy of virally-vectored immunocontraception for managing rabbits

S. R. McLeod
L. E. Twigg
Pages: 103-120
Download pdf (353.57 KB)

Making endangered species safe: the case of the kokako of North Island, New Zealand

A. R. E. Sinclair
John Innes
Philip Bradfield
Pages: 121-130
Download pdf (337.11 KB)

Options for enhancing forest biodiversity across New Zealand's managed landscapes based on ecosystem modelling and spatial design

Colin D. Meurk
Graeme M. J. Hall
Pages: 131-146
Download pdf (582.26 KB)


Conference Abstract

Native insects as targets and non-target species of biological control

Mandy Barron
Pages: 147-147
Download pdf (70.47 KB)

The importance of environmental spatial heterogeneity and host social structure in disease transmission

Mark Bulling
Weihong Ji
Piran C. L. White
Nigel Barlow
Mick N. Clout
Pages: 147-148
Download pdf (70.47 KB)

Body size and resource partitioning in ladybirds

A. F. G. Dixon
Pages: 148-149
Download pdf (70.47 KB)

Historical factors mediate the effects of interspecific competition

Richard P. Duncan
Pages: 149-149
Download pdf (70.47 KB)

Seasonally pulsed resources and non-interactive plant–herbivore models

M. G. Efford
A. Monks
Pages: 149-149
Download pdf (70.47 KB)

Seasonal population dynamics of ticks, and their influence on infection transmission: a semi-discrete approach

Mini Ghosh
Andrea Pugliese
Pages: 150-150
Download pdf (70.47 KB)

Microbes, models and management of the New Zealand grass grub, Costelytra zealandica

Trevor A. Jackson
Maureen O'Callaghan
Pages: 150-151
Download pdf (70.47 KB)

Wasp dynamics: A colony model

Dave Leathwick
Pages: 151-151
Download pdf (70.47 KB)

Modelling biosecurity change: Ecology, economics, technology and social values

J. D. Mumford
J. K. Waage
R. W. Fraser
D. C. Cook
A. Wilby
Pages: 152-152
Download pdf (70.47 KB)

Software identification tools for biodiversity and biosecurity monitoring

Geoff Norton
Pages: 152-152
Download pdf (70.47 KB)

The koala-forest-management interactive game: are there lessons in modelling a complex system?

Charles R. Todd
David M. Forsyth
David Choquenot
Natasha McLean
Pages: 153-153
Download pdf (70.47 KB)

Population dynamics of size-structured populations

Graeme Wake
Pages: 153-154
Download pdf (70.47 KB)

Persistence of Tb in possums: Insights from a spatially explicit, stochastic model

Dave Ramsey
Murray Efford
Pages: 153-153
Download pdf (70.47 KB)

The importance of inverse density dependence in population viability analysis: an example using threatened woodland caribou in Canada

H. U. Wittmer
R. N. M. Ahrens
B. N. McLellan
Pages: 154-155
Download pdf (70.47 KB)
Note: 

Issue 30(1) is a special publication dedicated to Nigel Barlow.