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Forests, trees and food
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1992
Despite substantial increases in food production in many countries over the past two decades, the world is still poorly fed. Over 500 million people suffer from malnutrition; and every year about 20 million people die of starvation and its related di
Biogeography of the tropical Pacific / D.R. Stoddart

Stoddart, D.R.

1992
Response of lizard assemblages in the Mercury Islands, New Zealand, to removal of an introduced rodent: the kiroe (Rattus exulans)

Towns, D.R.

1991
Extinct and extirpated birds from Aitutaki and Atiu, Southern Cook Islands / by David W. Steadman

Steadman, D.W.

1991
Six archaeological sites up to 1000years old on Aitutaki, Cook Islands, have yielded bones of 15speciesof birds, five of which no longer occur ontheisland: Pterodromarostrata(Tahiti Petrel);Sula sula(Red-footedBooby); Dendrocygna,undescribedsp.(alarg
Reducing the rat threat to island birds / P.J. Moors, Atkinson, I.A.E. and Sherley, G.H.

Moors, P.J. & Atkinson

1992
Brown tree snake (Boiga irregularis) on Guam: a worst case scenario of an introduced predator / by Michael James McCoid

McCoid, M.J.

1991
Demonstration of predator management methods / by Dave Harding and Dick Veitch

Harding, D. and Veitch, D.

1992
The diet of feral cats (Felis Catus) on Raoul Island, Kermadec Group
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Fitzgerald, B.M., Karl, B.J. and Veitch, C.R.

1991
Feral cats became established on Raoul Island some time between 1836 and 1872; the prey available to them included a great variety of nesting seabirds, few of which are present now, landbirds and kiore (Rattus exulans). Norway rats reached the island
Control of feral cats on sub-Antarctic Marion Island, Indian Ocean / by J.P. Bloomer & M.N. Bester
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Bloomer, J.P. & Bester M.N.

1992
Since their introduction in 1949, feral cats have caused extensive damage to seabird populations on sub-Antarctic Marion Island, Indian Ocean. This paper reports on the first four years of an eradication programme launced in 1986. Eight hundred and s
Predator control activities conducted in Hawaii/Pacific Islands: can New Zealand's model be applied in this area?

Kosaka, E.

1992

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