• Marine tourism in New Zealand : environmental issues and options 

  McKegg, Susan T (Thesis, Master of Science, 1996)

  Tourism is the fastest growing sector of New Zealand's economy and accounts for more than $NZ 3.84 billion in foreign exchange. New Zealand's tourism is based predominantly on scenic attractions, wildlife and natural ...
• The abundance and distribution of Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) in Doubtful Sound 

  Williams, Jamelia A (Thesis, Master of Science, 1992)

  Photographic identification and standardised survey techniques were used to study the bottlenose dolphins in Doubtful Sound, New Zealand, an environment in complete contrast to those in which previous studies of this species ...
• Oxygen consumption in six species of chitons in relation to their position on the shore. 

  Murdoch, Robin C (Dissertation, Bachelor of Science with Honours, 1979)

  Introduction: Animals within the intertidal zone are subjected to physical and chemical stresses as a consequence of exposure and immersion by the tide. These stresses include fluctuations in temperature, salinity and ...
• The Karitane Canyon : a submarine valley cut into the Otago continental shelf 

  Gray, Fiona L (Thesis, Master of Science, 1993)

  High resolution sub-bottom reflection seismic profiles, sediment sample analysis and visual observation of the Karitane Canyon are correlated with multichannel seismics, known sediment distribution patterns and information ...
• Cadmium and zinc in Greenshell® mussels, Perna Canaliculus, from Pelorus Sound, Marlborough, New Zealand 

  Arkless, Brigid Ruth (Thesis, Master of Science, 2005)

  Pelorus Sound, Marlborough is the current centre of aquaculture in New Zealand. The main mariculture species of the area is the Greenshell® mussel, Perna canaliculus. To ensure that mussels grown in Marlborough can be ...

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