‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities
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‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities
Summary
‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities is a master's thesis[1].
Key Facts
- ‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities authored Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities — author (P50): Kim Francis Miller[2].
- ‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities's instance of is recorded as Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities — instance of (P31): master's thesis[3].
- ‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities's publisher is recorded as Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities — publisher (P123): OUR Archive[4].
- ‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities's language of work or name is recorded as Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities — language of work or name (P407): English[5].
- ‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities's country of origin is recorded as Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities — country of origin (P495): New Zealand[6].
- ‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities's publication date is recorded as +2020-00-00T00:00:00Z[7].
- ‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities's main subject is recorded as Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities — main subject (P921): New Zealand[8].
- ‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities's main subject is recorded as Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities — main subject (P921): habitat preference[9].
- ‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities's main subject is recorded as Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities — main subject (P921): urban area[10].
- ‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities's main subject is recorded as Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities — main subject (P921): urban green space[11].
- ‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities's work available at URL is recorded as https://ourarchive.otago.ac.nz/handle/10523/10526[12].
- ‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities's Handle ID is recorded as 10523/10526[13].
- ‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities's title is recorded as ‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities[14].
- ‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities's copyright holder is recorded as Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities — copyright holder (P3931): Kim Francis Miller[15].
- ‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities's thesis submitted to is recorded as Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities — thesis submitted to (P4101): University of Otago[16].
- ‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): NZThesisProject[17].
- ‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities's copyright status is recorded as Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted[18].
- ‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities's thesis committee member is recorded as Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities — thesis committee member (P9161): Yolanda van Heezik[19].
- ‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities's thesis committee member is recorded as Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities — thesis committee member (P9161): Deborah J. Wilson[20].
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Designation and Status
‘Bring me a shrubbery’: Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities's instance of is recorded as Assessing the habitat preference of mammalian predators in the urban green spaces of New Zealand cities — instance of (P31): master's thesis[3].