The Hague / Victoria / Auckland / L. A. / Dunedin / Mosgiel / London / Wellington / /
Company
Oxford University Press / Princeton University Press / Wilson / L. Hellaby Indigenous Grasslands Research Trust / University of Otago Press / New Zealand Journal / /
Country
New Zealand / /
Currency
cent / /
Facility
University of Otago / Museum of Victoria / /
IndustryTerm
factor accounting / web-builders / food resources / direct food source / little food discrimination / web spider species diversity / marked food / metal probe / /
NaturalFeature
Pam Dale / /
Organization
Miss E. L. Hellaby Indigenous Grasslands Research Trust / University of Otago / Families Berytidae and Reduviidae / Otago Conservancy / Royal Entomological Society of London / Wellington School of Medicine & Health Sciences / Botany Department / Princeton University / Oxford University / Ecology and Health Research Centre / Royal Society of New Zealand / Department of Public Health / Department of Conservation / Zoology Department / /
Person
Mark Harvey / Cathy Rufaut / Fiona Harris / Bill Howell / John Early / Edward Arnold / Brian Patrick / Alison Howell / Rod MacFarlane / Nicola Derraik / Alan Eyles / Rosa Henderson / Peter Johns / /
Position
tropical cucurbit specialist / †Author for correspondence / /
PublishedMedium
American Naturalist / New Zealand Journal of Ecology / /
© Journal of The Royal Society of New Zealand, Volume 32, Number 4, December 2002, pp 571–585 Invertebrate species richness and density in relation to size of the New Zealand shrub Olearia bullata José G. B. Derraik1