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2019

Zufelt, K. (2019). Marine predation of southern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) by New Zealand sea lion (Phocarctos hookeri). Notornis, 66(1), 41-43.

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2010

Holdaway, R. N., Thorneycroft, J. M., McClelland, P., & Bunce, M.. (2010). Former presence of a parakeet (Cyanoramphus sp.) on Campbell Island, New Zealand subantarctic, with notes on the island's fossil sites and fossil record. Notornis, 57(1), 8-18.

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2008

Miskelly, C. M., & Norton, B.. (2008). A further 1952 record of a Coenocorypha snipe on Campbell Island, New Zealand subantarctic. Notornis, 55(3), 162-165.

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Bell, B. D. (2008). Mutualistic and opportunistic foraging by red-billed gull (Larus novaehollandiae) around Hooker's sea lion (Phocarctos hookeri). Notornis, 55(4), 224-225.

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2006

Miskelly, C. M., Walker, K. J., & Elliott, G. P.. (2006). Breeding ecology of three subantarctic snipes (genus Coenocorypha). Notornis, 53(4), 361-374.

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Miskelly, C. M., & Fraser, J. R.. (2006). Campbell Island snipe (Coenocorypha undescribed sp.) recolonise subantarctic Campbell Island following rat eradication. Notornis, 53(4), 353-359.

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Miskelly, C. M., Bell, E. A., Elliott, G. P., & Walker, K. J.. (2006). Hakawai' aerial displaying by three populations of subantarctic snipe (genus Coenocorypha). Notornis, 53(4), 375-381.

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2005

Moore, P. J., & Bettany, S. M.. (2005). Band recoveries of southern royal albatrosses ( Diomedea epomophora ) from Campbell Island, 1943-2003. Notornis, 52(4), 195-205.

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Barker, D., Carroll, J. W. A., Edmonds, H. K., Fraser, J. R., & Miskelly, C. M.. (2005). Discovery of a previously unknown Coenocorypha snipe in the Campbell Island group, New Zealand subantarctic. Notornis, 52(3), 143-149.

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