Rocky coast at Otarawairere Bay Sustainable Seas 2020
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A laboratory study on sediment resuspension within arrays of rigid cylinders
  • Academic publication

Tinoco RO and Coco G (2016)
Advances in Water Resources 92 (Supplement C):1–9

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A long-term time series of Dinophysis acuminata blooms and associated shellfish toxin contamination in Port Underwood, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand
  • Academic publication

MacKenzie L (2019)
Toxins 11, 74

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A New Zealand demersal fish classification using Gradient Forest models
  • Academic publication

Stephenson F, Leathwick J, Francis M and Lundquist C (2020)
NZ Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research 54

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A one-dimensional biomorphodynamic model of tidal flats: Sediment sorting, marsh distribution, and carbon accumulation under sea level rise
  • Academic publication

Zhou Z, Ye Q and Coco G (2016)
Advances in Water Resources 93(B), 288-302

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A ‘sea change’ in marine planning: The development of New Zealand’s first marine spatial plan
  • Academic publication

Peart R (2017)
Policy Quarterly, 13(2), 3-9

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A seachange: Marine spatial planning in New Zealand
  • Academic publication

Peart R (2017)
Chapter 13 in: Marine spatial planning: Methodologies, environmental issues and current trends. D Kitsiou and M Karydis (eds…

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Addressing surprise and uncertain futures in marine science, marine governance, and society
  • Academic publication

Thrush SF, N Lewis, R le Heron, KT Fisher, CJ Lundquist, and J Hewitt (2016)
Ecology and Society 21(2):44

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Balance of catchment and offshore nutrient loading and biogeochemical response in four New Zealand coastal systems: Implications for resource management
  • Academic publication

Zeldis JR & Swaney DP (2018)
Estuaries and Coasts 41

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Beyond biodiversity: Can environmental DNA (eDNA) cut it as a population genetics tool?
  • Academic publication

Adams CIM, Knapp M, Gemmell NJ, Jeunen G-J, Bunce M, Lamare MD and Taylor HR (2019)
Genes 10(3), 192

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