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Disperser communities and legacies of goat grazing determine forest succession on the remote Three Kings Islands, New Zealand

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Disperser communities and legacies of goat grazing determine forest succession on the remote Three Kings Islands, New Zealand (English)

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New Zealand

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ecological succession

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Anthony Ernest Wright

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A.E. Wright

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P.J. Bellingham

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S.K. Wiser

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E.K. Cameron

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L.J. Forester

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April 2010

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Biological Conservation

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143

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4

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926-938

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Re-established mutualism in a seed-dispersal system consisting of native and introduced birds and plants on the Bonin Islands, Japan

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27 May 2022

https://opencitations.net/index/coci/api/v1/citations/10.1007/S11284-008-0543-8

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Disperser communities and legacies of goat grazing determine forest succession on the remote Three Kings Islands, New Zealand

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