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Report on results of rat control trials in the Tokelau Islands from 30 July to 20 September 1970 and recommendations for a comprehensive scheme of rat control

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Kazimierz Wodzicki

The visit to the Tokelau Islands described below is the third carried out in a study of ecology, rat control and related problems. The first visit in 1966/67 (Wodzicki 1968 A) was devoted primarily to the study of the ecology of the Polynesian rat (R

Hawaii and the Pacific Islands

Clarke., BJ. Murray

Prohibited immigrants : the rat threat to island conservation

Moors, P.J.

Atkinson, I.A.E.

Sherley, G.H.

WILD SOUTH : Battle for Breaksea Island

Roy Hunt / Dianne Pettis

Native birds and animals of New Zealand had very few predators. Until the introduction of pests and rats onto New Zealand soils, they were able to roam freely and could be found in great numbers. Nowadays, they are subjected to extinction at an alarm

Can rats colonise oceanic islands unaided? An assessment and review of the swimming capabilities of the genus rattus with particular reference to tropical waters / by Dirk H.R. Spennemann & Guenther Rapp

Spennemann, D.H.R. & Rapp, G.

Extinction of birds in Easter Polynesia: a review of the record, and comparisons with other Pacific Island Groups / by David W. Steadman

Steadman, D.W.

Conservation for the twenty-first century

Western, D.

Pearl M.C.

In the 20th century, for the first time in Earth's history, a living species man has become a global force capable of affecting the fate of all other species, of evolution itself, and even the global climate and the movement of ice and land masses.

Prohibited immigrants : the rat threat to island conservation

Moors, P.J.

Atkinson, I.A.E.

Sherley, G.H.

Prohibited immigrants: the rat threat to island conservation

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Moors P.J., Atkins Iae and Sherley G.

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