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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.

1989
Extinction of an Island forest avifauna by an introduced snake / by Julie, A. Savidge

Savidge, J.A.

1987
Guam: Paradise lost for wildlife

Savidge, J.A.

1984
Impact of rat species in Ouvea and Lifou (Loyalty Islands) and their consequences for conserving the endangered Ouvea Parakeet / by O. Robinet., J.L. Craig and L. Chardonnet

Robinet, O., Craig, J.L. and Chardonnet, L.

1997
Recovery of the Kakerori: an endangered forest bird of the Cook Islands / by Hugh A. Robertson...[et al.]

Robertson, H.A., Saul, E.K. and Mccormack, G.V.

1994
Feral goat control in New Zealand / by John P.Parkes

Parkes, J.P.

1990
About 150feral goat herds occupy about 16% of New Zealand. They are pests because of their effects on indigenous biota. Since 1936, government agencies have attempted to eradicate or control many herds. Common flaws in control campaigns include confu
The introduced and native terrestrial verterbrates of Fiji / by John C. Pernetta and Dick Watling

Pernetta, J.C. and Watling, D.

1978
Reducing the rat threat to island birds / P.J. Moors, Atkinson, I.A.E. and Sherley, G.H.

Moors, P.J. & Atkinson

1992
Predation on seabirds by introduced animals, and factors affecting its severity / by P.J. Moors and I.A.E. Atkinson

Moors, P.J. & Atkinson, I.A.E.

1984
Controlling introduced predators and competitors on Islands / by Donald V. Merton

Merton, D.V.

1978

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