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Carolyn King

Lecturer/Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor/Professor

University of Waikato

New Zealand

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Dr. Carolyn King is a Professor at the University of Waikato, New Zealand. Her research encompasses biogeography, conservation history, and the interactions between science and religion, with recent articles exploring topics such as New Zealand's native mammal fauna and the impacts of environmental disturbances on wildlife behavior. Her work contributes significantly to understanding ecological dynamics and conservation efforts in the region.

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Advanced Statistics

Assembling the Evidence

Captive Studies

DSIR Ecology Division, 1971–77

Genetics

Introduction

Island Eradications

Podocarp-Broadleaved Forest

Predator Free New Zealand 2050

Remote Monitoring

Reviewing the Evidence

The Beechmast Cycle, 1972–81

The National Parks Stoat Survey, 1972–76

The Weasels of Wytham Woods, 1967–71

Toxins

Biogeography and History of the Prehuman Native Mammal Fauna of the New Zealand Region

An Unnecessary War: The Tragedy and Wasted Effort of the Conflict between Science and Religion

Genesis 1–3 as a Resource for Twenty–First Century Faith

Asking the right questions about Predator Free New Zealand

Conservation history hung on a thread: the unlikely chain of events deciding New Zealand’s importation of stoats and weasels, 1880–1892

The introduction and diversity of commensal rodents in 19th century Australasia

Distribution and detectability of mammalian pests in the Waikato Region

Impacts of environmental and human disturbances on behaviour of captive kiwi (Apteryx mantelli)

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