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Category: Species distributions

November 1, 2022February 21, 2023 Adrian Paterson

The big, bold, redbacks of Buckland

December 8, 2021February 21, 2023 Adrian Paterson

Shifting kiwi: does it work?

September 23, 2021 Adrian Paterson

In a hole in the ground there lived a … spider

August 30, 2021 Laura Williamson

Expensive fish? The cost of marine protection in New Zealand

April 21, 2021 Adrian Paterson

Preparing for unknown unknowns: Canterbury, crises and climate

February 12, 2021 Adrian Paterson

Shelob, shorelines and sandy spiders

November 19, 2020 Adrian Paterson

Is it fair, for orcs and deer?

October 8, 2020 Maui Duley

Snails meet technology

January 20, 2020 Adrian Paterson

For every season, tern, turn

December 13, 2019 Adrian Paterson

How we used the leopard’s spots

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