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Isotopes and trace elements as geographic origin markers for biosecurity pests

2012 doctoral thesis by Peter W. Holder at Lincoln University
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Key Facts

  • Author: Peter Holder[1]
  • Publisher: Research@Lincoln[2]
  • Place of publication: Christchurch[3]
  • Country of origin: New Zealand[4]
  • Publication date: 2012[5]
  • Main subject: Biogeography and phylogeography[6], geopositioning[7], biosecurity[8], Helicoverpa armigera[9], hydrogen[10], Lepidoptera[11], isotope[12]
  • Work available at URL: https://researcharchive.lincoln.ac.nz/handle/10182/5249[13]
  • Title: Isotopes and trace elements as geographic origin markers for biosecurity pests[14]
  • Copyright holder: Peter Holder[15]
  • Thesis submitted to: Lincoln University[16]
  • On focus list of Wikimedia project: NZThesisProject[17]
  • Copyright status: copyrighted[18]
  • Thesis committee member: Karen Armstrong[19]
  • Thesis submitted for degree: Doctor of Philosophy[20]

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