A. Monks

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A Monks, A. Monks, Adrian Monks
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56 papers · 700 citations · H-index 14

PAPERS

Survival and environmental filtering of angiosperm and conifer seedlings at range‐wide scales throughout temperate evergreen rainforests
20253 citationsauthor #7
A range‐wide full‐annual‐cycle model informs conservation of a declining migratory shorebird
20250 citationsauthor #2
Diversity of Spirogyra in New Zealand, and its distribution with respect to environmental drivers
20250 citationsauthor #2
DNA metabarcoding of stomach contents shows predation impacts of black rats on island birds after a resource pulse are driven by numerical not functional response
20250 citationsauthor #5
Inference from eDNA-based field distributions vs laboratory analysis of isolated strains: physiological performance of non-marine Antarctic biota
20250 citationsauthor #2
Conservation challenges in mobile birds: What do we know and need to know for effective conservation of endemic inland migrants?
20241 citationsauthor #2
Testing the thermal squeeze hypothesis: Do temperature and invasive species determine vital rates of New Zealand's forest birds?
20240 citationsauthor #6
Adjacent land-use intensification facilitates plant invasions into indigenous shrubland fragments
20241 citationsauthor #2
Radio collaring reveals long-distance movements of reinvading ship rats following landscape-scale control
20234 citationsauthor #2
Immigration drives ship rat population irruptions in marginal high‐elevation habitat in response to pulsed resources
20234 citationsauthor #2
Invertebrate food supply and reproductive success of two native forest passerines along an elevational gradient
20231 citationsauthor #4
Global change explains reduced seeding in a widespread New Zealand tree: indigenous Tūhoe knowledge informs mechanistic analysis
202312 citationsauthor #7
Pushing the limits: ship rat (Rattus rattus) population dynamics across an elevational gradient in response to mast seeding and supplementary feeding
202211 citationsauthor #2
Life history traits explain vulnerability of endemic forest birds and predict recovery after predator suppression
202110 citationsauthor #2
Factors limiting kererū (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae) populations across New Zealand
20217 citationsauthor #3
Determining species diversity and functional traits of beetles for monitoring the effects of environmental change in the New Zealand alpine zone
20208 citationsauthor #2
National changes in occupancy of New Zealand-breeding Charadriiformes, 1969–1979 to 1999–2004
20203 citationsauthor #2
Attrition of recommended areas for protection: clearance of ecologically significant vegetation on private land
20197 citationsauthor #1
Thermal squeeze will exacerbate declines in New Zealand's endemic forest birds
201923 citationsauthor #2
Making the mast of a rainy day: environmental constraints can synchronize mass seeding across populations.
201816 citationsauthor #2
Estimates of local occupancy for native land birds from the New Zealand bird atlases
20186 citationsauthor #2
Male tree weta are attracted to cuticular scent cues but do not discriminate according to sex or among two closely related species
20175 citationsauthor #2
Restoring lost ecological function: ecological surrogates facilitate maintenance of coastal turf communities
20167 citationsauthor #2
Resource limitation underlying multiple masting models makes mast seeding sensitive to future climate change.
201670 citationsauthor #1
Sampling method and sample size affect diversity and indigenous dominance estimates in a mixed grassland community
20167 citationsauthor #6
Is domatia production in Coprosma rotundifolia (Rubiaceae) induced by mites or foliar pathogens
20153 citationsauthor #2
Woody native and exotic species respond differently to New Zealand dryland soil nutrient and moisture gradients.
20155 citationsauthor #3
Variation and response to experimental warming in a New Zealand cushion plant species
201519 citationsauthor #2
Effects of secondary shrublands on bird, lizard and invertebrate faunas in a dryland landscape.
201411 citationsauthor #4
Are threatened plant species specialists, or just more vulnerable to disturbance?
201410 citationsauthor #1
Complementarity of indigenous flora in shrublands and grasslands in a New Zealand dryland landscape.
201410 citationsauthor #4
Identifying pathways for managing multiple disturbances to limit plant invasions
201427 citationsauthor #3
Increased nitrogen cycling facilitates native forest regeneration: potential for restoring extinct ecological processes?
201315 citationsauthor #3
Do population indicators work? Investigating correlated responses of bird populations in relation to predator management
201318 citationsauthor #2
Understanding the role of birds in sustaining indigenous turf communities in a lacustrine wetland in New Zealand.
20137 citationsauthor #3
Correlated recovery of five lizard populations following eradication of invasive mammals
20130 citationsauthor #2
Correlated recovery of five lizard populations following eradication of invasive mammals
201327 citationsauthor #2
Gender and abiotic stress affect community‐scale intensity of facilitation and its costs
201245 citationsauthor #3
Optimising bait-station delivery of population-control agents to brushtail possums: field test of spatial model predictions
20124 citationsauthor #1
Higher relative performance at low soil nitrogen and moisture predicts field distribution of nitrogen-fixing plants
20120 citationsauthor #1
Higher relative performance at low soil nitrogen and moisture predicts field distribution of nitrogen-fixing plants
201213 citationsauthor #1
Can correlated population trends among forest bird species be predicted by similarity in traits
20129 citationsauthor #2
Does microhabitat structure affect foliar mite assemblages?
201016 citationsauthor #3
Leaf domatia: carbon-limited indirect defence?
201014 citationsauthor #2
Closing the Deal: Principals, Agents, and Subagents in New Zealand Land Reform
201010 citationsauthor #3
Secondary woody vegetation patterns in New Zealand’s South Island dryland zone
200930 citationsauthor #3
Climatic prediction of seedfall in Nothofagus , Chionochloa and Dacrydium cupressinum
20071 citationsauthor #1
Benefits associated with the domatia mediated tritrophic mutualism in the shrub Coprosma lucida
200719 citationsauthor #1
Selective herbivory by brushtail possums: Determining the age of ingested leaves using n‐alkanes
200610 citationsauthor #1
The impact of defoliation on the foliar chemistry of southern rätä (Metrosideros umbellata)
200617 citationsauthor #3
Testing the resource-matching hypothesis in the mast seeding tree Nothofagus truncata (Fagaceae)
2006126 citationsauthor #1
Validation of the n-alkane technique for estimating diet composition, digestibility and dry matter intake in the brushtail possum (Trichosurus vulpecula)
200512 citationsauthor #1
Motivation models fail to explain oviposition behaviour in the diamondback moth
200313 citationsauthor #1
Frequency-dependent host choice by phytophagous insects and the evolution of plant defence strategies
20000 citationsauthor #1
Unusual spore print colouration within the family Hygrophoraceae: two distinctive taxa recorded from Tasmania
19933 citationsauthor #2
Camarophyllus Rodwayi (Hygrophoraceae), a rediscovered fungus
19912 citationsauthor #1

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2016 84 citations

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2020 11 citations

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