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Armstrong, DP., Boulton, RL., McArthur, N., Govella, S., Gorman, N., Pike, R., . . . Richard, Y. (2021). Using experimental reintroductions to resolve the roles of habitat quality and metapopulation dynamics on patch occupancy in fragmented landscapes..
Conserv Biol.
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Armstrong, DP., Parlato, EH., Egli, B., Dimond, WJ., Berggren, Å., McCready, M., . . . Ewen, JG. (2021). Capturing the dynamics of small populations: A retrospective assessment using long-term data for an island reintroduction.
Journal of Animal Ecology.
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Bell, MAN., Armstrong, DP., Tinnemans, JSJ., Rawlence, TE., Bell, CW., McDonald, A., . . . Elliott, GP. (2021). The effects of beech masts and 1080 pest control on South Island robins (Petroica australis).
New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 45(2)
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Armstrong, DP., Parlato, EH., & Frost, PGH. (2021). Incorporating individual variation in survival, reproduction and detection rates when projecting dynamics of small populations.
Ecological Modelling. 455
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Parlato, EH., Ewen, JG., McCready, M., Gordon, F., Parker, KA., & Armstrong, DP. (2021). Incorporating data-based estimates of temporal variation into projections for newly monitored populations.
Animal Conservation.
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Fischer, JH., Wittmer, HU., Taylor, GA., Debski, I., & Armstrong, DP. (2021). Preparing for translocations of a Critically Endangered petrel through targeted monitoring of nest survival and breeding biology.
ORYX. 55(4), 564-572
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Gollin, JF., Gorman, N., & Armstrong, DP. (2021). Twenty years on: Changes in lizard encounter rates following eradication of rats from Kāpiti island.
New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 45(1), 1-9
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Parlato, EH., Ewen, JG., McCready, M., Parker, KA., & Armstrong, DP. (2021). A modelling framework for integrating reproduction, survival and count data when projecting the fates of threatened populations.
Oecologia. 195(3), 627-640
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Keevil, MG., Armstrong, DP., Brooks, RJ., & Litzgus, JD. (2021). A model of seasonal variation in somatic growth rates applied to two temperate turtle species.
Ecological Modelling. 443
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Armstrong, DP., Parlato, EH., Egli, B., Dimond, WJ., Kwikkel, R., Berggren, Å., . . . Ewen, JG. (2021). Using long-term data for a reintroduced population to empirically estimate future consequences of inbreeding.
Conservation Biology. 35(3), 859-869
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Fischer, JH., Taylor, GA., Cole, R., Debski, I., Armstrong, DP., & Wittmer, HU. (2020). Population growth estimates of a threatened seabird indicate necessity for additional management following invasive predator eradications.
Animal Conservation. 23(1), 94-103
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Panfylova, J., Ewen, JG., & Armstrong, DP. (2019). Making structured decisions for reintroduced populations in the face of uncertainty.
Conservation Science and Practice. 1(10), Retrieved from https://conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/csp2.90
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Johnson, PJ., Adams, VM., Armstrong, DP., Baker, SE., Biggs, D., Boitani, L., . . . Dickman, A. (2019). Consequences matter: Compassion in conservation means caring for individuals, populations and species.
Animals. 9(12)
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Drummond, FM., Parker, KA., Lovegrove, TG., & Armstrong, DP. (2019). Distinguishing effects of juvenile mortality and dispersal on recruitment.
Journal of Wildlife Management. 83(8), 1744-1752
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Fischer, JH., McCauley, CF., Armstrong, DP., Debski, I., & Wittmer, HU. (2019). Contrasting responses of lizard occurrences to burrowing by a critically endangered seabird.
Community Ecology. 20(1), 64-74
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Richardson, KM., Parlato, EH., Walker, LK., Parker, KA., Ewen, JG., & Armstrong, DP. (2019). Links between personality, early natal nutrition and survival of a threatened bird.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences. 374(1781)
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Drummond, FM., & Armstrong, DP. (2019). Use of distance sampling to measure long-term changes in bird densities in a fenced wildlife sanctuary.
New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 43(2)
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Sievwright, KA., Battley, PF., McConnell, H., Armstrong, DP., & Morgan, KJ. (2019). Survival rates of oil-rehabilitated and non-rehabilitated little penguins after the C/V Rena oil spill, New Zealand.
Marine Pollution Bulletin. 146, 317-325
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Withers, S., Armstrong, D., Ward-Smith, T., Parsons, S., & Hauber, ME. (2019). Improved methods for reducing translocation mortality and obtaining reliable population projections for reintroduction of the New Zealand Rifleman Acanthisitta chloris.
Bird Conservation International. 29(4), 542-557
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Williams, EM., Armstrong, DP., & O'Donnell, CFJ. (2019). Modelling variation in calling rates to develop a reliable monitoring method for the Australasian Bittern Botaurus poiciloptilus.
Ibis. 161(2), 260-271
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McArthur, N., Boulton, RL., Richard, Y., & Armstrong, DP. (2019). The role of pine plantations in source-sink dynamics of North Island Robins.
New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 43(1)
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Scheele, BC., Legge, S., Armstrong, DP., Copley, P., Robinson, N., Southwell, D., . . . Lindenmayer, DB. (2018). How to improve threatened species management: An Australian perspective.
Journal of Environmental Management. 223, 668-675
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Drummond, FM., Lovegrove, TG., & Armstrong, DP. (2018). Combining data-derived priors with postrelease monitoring data to predict persistence of reintroduced populations.
Ecology and Evolution. 8(12), 6183-6191
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Williams, EM., O'Donnell, CFJ., & Armstrong, DP. (2018). Cost-benefit analysis of acoustic recorders as a solution to sampling challenges experienced monitoring cryptic species.
Ecology and Evolution. 8(13), 6839-6848
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Parlato, EH., & Armstrong, DP. (2018). Predicting reintroduction outcomes for highly vulnerable species that do not currently coexist with their key threats.
Conservation Biology. 32(6), 1346-1355
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Armstrong, DP., Keevil, MG., Rollinson, N., & Brooks, RJ. (2018). Subtle individual variation in indeterminate growth leads to major variation in survival and lifetime reproductive output in a long-lived reptile.
Functional Ecology. 32(3), 752-761
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Armstrong, DP., Le Coeur, C., Thorne, JM., Panfylova, J., Lovegrove, TG., Frost, PGH., . . . Ewen, JG. (2017). Using Bayesian mark-recapture modelling to quantify the strength and duration of post-release effects in reintroduced populations.
Biological Conservation. 215, 39-45
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Taylor, G., Canessa, S., Clarke, RH., Ingwersen, D., Armstrong, DP., Seddon, PJ., . . . Ewen, JG. (2017). Is Reintroduction Biology an Effective Applied Science?.
Trends in Ecology and Evolution. 32(11), 873-880
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Doerr, LR., Richardson, KM., Ewen, JG., & Armstrong, DP. (2017). Effect of supplementary feeding on reproductive success of hihi (Stitchbird, Notiomystis cincta) at a mature forest reintroduction site.
New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 41(1), 34-40
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Armstrong, DP. (2017). Population responses of a native bird species to rat control.
Journal of Wildlife Management. 81(2), 342-346
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Richardson, KM., Ewen, JG., Brekke, P., Doerr, LR., Parker, KA., & Armstrong, DP. (2017). Behaviour during handling predicts male natal dispersal distances in an establishing reintroduced hihi (Notiomystis cincta) population.
Animal Conservation. 20(2), 135-143
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Morrison, KW., Armstrong, DP., Battley, PF., Jamieson, SE., & Thompson, DR. (2017). Predation by New Zealand sea lions and Brown Skuas is causing the continued decline of an Eastern Rockhopper Penguin colony on Campbell Island.
Polar Biology. 40(4), 735-751
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Panfylova, J., Bemelmans, E., Devine, C., Frost, P., & Armstrong, D. (2016). Post-release effects on reintroduced populations of hihi.
The Journal of Wildlife Management. 80(6), 970-977 Retrieved from http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/jwmg.21090/abstract
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Armstrong, DP. (2016). Using reference sites to account for detection probability in occupancy surveys for freshwater turtles.
Herpetological Conservation and Biology. 11(3), 505-518
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Canessa, S., Guillera-Arroita, G., Lahoz-Monfort, JJ., Southwell, DM., Armstrong, DP., Chadès, I., . . . Converse, SJ. (2016). Adaptive management for improving species conservation across the captive-wild spectrum.
Biological Conservation. 199, 123-131
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Jones, HP., Holmes, ND., Butchart, SHM., Tershy, BR., Kappes, PJ., Corkery, I., . . . Croll, DA. (2016). Invasive mammal eradication on islands results in substantial conservation gains.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 113(15), 4033-4038
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Russell, JC., Jones, HP., Armstrong, DP., Courchamp, F., Kappes, PJ., Seddon, PJ., . . . Tershy, BR. (2016). Importance of lethal control of invasive predators for island conservation.
Conservation Biology. 30(3), 670-672
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Parlato, EH., Armstrong, DP., & Innes, JG. (2015). Traits influencing range contraction in New Zealand’s endemic forest birds.
Oecologia. 179(2), 319-328
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Canessa, S., Guillera-Arroita, G., Lahoz-Monfort, JJ., Southwell, DM., Armstrong, DP., Chadès, I., . . . Converse, SJ. (2015). When do we need more data? A primer on calculating the value of information for applied ecologists.
Methods in Ecology and Evolution. 6(10), 1219-1228
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Parlato, EH., Armstrong, DP., & Innes, JG. (2015). Traits influencing range contraction in New Zealand’s endemic forest birds.
Oecologia.
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Ruffell, J., Didham, RK., Barrett, P., Gorman, N., Pike, R., Hickey-Elliott, A., . . . Armstrong, DP. (2014). Discriminating the drivers of edge effects on nest predation: Forest edges reduce capture rates of ship rats (rattus rattus), a globally invasive nest predator, by altering vegetation structure.
PLoS ONE. 9(11)
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Armstrong, DP., & Brooks, RJ. (2014). Estimating ages of turtles from growth data.
Chelonian Conservation and Biology. 13(1), 9-15
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Seddon, PJ., Griffiths, CJ., Soorae, PS., & Armstrong, DP. (2014). Reversing defaunation: Restoring species in a changing world.
Science. 345(6195), 406-412
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Armstrong, DP., Gorman, N., Pike, R., Kreigenhofer, B., Mcarthur, N., Govella, S., . . . Richard, Y. (2014). Strategic rat control for restoring populations of native species in forest fragments.
Conservation Biology. 28(3), 713-723
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Armstrong, DP., Gorman, N., Pike, R., Kreigenhofer, B., Mcarthur, N., Govella, S., . . . Richard, Y. (2014). Strategic rat control for restoring populations of native species in forest fragments.
Conservation Biology.
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Parker, KA., Ewen, JG., Seddon, PJ., & Armstrong, DP. (2013). Post-release monitoring of bird translocations: why is it important and how do we do it?.
Notornis. 60, 85-92 Retrieved from http://www.osnz.org.nz/
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Chauvenet, ALM., Ewen, JG., Armstrong, DP., & Pettorelli, N. (2013). Saving the hihi under climate change: a case for assisted colonization.
Journal of Applied Ecology. 50(6), 1330-1340 Retrieved from http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/1365-2664.12150/abstract
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Getzlaff, CL., Sievwright, KA., Hickey-Elliott, AB., & Armstrong, DP. (2013). Predator indices from artificial nests and tracking tunnels: Do they tell the same story?.
New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 37(2), 232-239
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Thorogood, R., Armstrong, DP., Low, M., Brekke, P., & Ewen, JG. (2013). The value of long-term ecological research: Integrating knowledge for conservation of hihi on Tiritiri Matangi Island.
New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 37(3), 298-306
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Armstrong, DP., & Ewen, JG. (2013). Consistency, continuity and creativity: Long-term studies of population dynamics on Tiritiri Matangi Island.
New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 37(3), 288-297
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Richardson, K., Castro, IC., Brunton, DH., & Armstrong, DP. (2015). Not so soft? Delayed release reduces long-term survival in a passerine reintroduction.
ORYX. 49(3), 535-541
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Walker, LK., Armstrong, DP., Brekke, P., Chauvenet, ALM., Kilner, RM., & Ewen, JG. (2013). Giving hihi a helping hand: Assessment of alternative rearing diets in food supplemented populations of an endangered bird.
Animal Conservation. 16(5), 538-545
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Armstrong, DP., McArthur, N., Govella, S., Morgan, K., Johnston, R., Gorman, N., . . . Richard, Y. (2013). Using radio-tracking data to predict post-release establishment in reintroductions to habitat fragments.
Biological Conservation. 168, 152-160
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Rout, TM., McDonald-Madden, E., Martin, TG., Mitchell, NJ., Possingham, HP., & Armstrong, DP. (2013). How to Decide Whether to Move Species Threatened by Climate Change.
PLoS ONE. 8(10)
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Gedir, JV., Thorne, JM., Brider, K., & Armstrong, DP. (2013). Using Prior Data to Improve Models for Reintroduced Populations: A Case Study With North Island Saddlebacks.
JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT. 77(6), 1114-1123
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Converse, SJ., Moore, CT., & Armstrong, DP. (2013). Demographics of Reintroduced Populations: Estimation, Modeling, and Decision Analysis.
JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT. 77(6), 1081-1093
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Converse, SJ., Moore, CT., & Armstrong, DP. (2013). Demographics of reintroduced populations: Estimation, modeling, and decision analysis.
Journal of Wildlife Management. 77(6), 1081-1093
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Gedir, JV., Thorne, JM., Brider, K., & Armstrong, DP. (2013). Using prior data to improve models for reintroduced populations: A case study with North Island Saddlebacks.
Journal of Wildlife Management. 77(6), 1114-1123
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Chauvenet, ALM., Ewen, JG., Armstrong, DP., Blackburn, TM., & Pettorelli, N. (2013). Maximizing the success of assisted colonizations.
Animal Conservation. 16(2), 161-169
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Parlato, EH., & Armstrong, DP. (2013). Predicting post-release establishment using data from multiple reintroductions.
Biological Conservation. 160, 97-104
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Walker, LK., Armstrong, DP., Brekke, P., Chauvenet, ALM., Kilner, RM., & Ewen, JG. (2013). Giving hihi a helping hand: Assessment of alternative rearing diets in food supplemented populations of an endangered bird.
Animal Conservation.
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP., & Brooks, RJ. (2013). Application of hierarchical biphasic growth models to long-term data for snapping turtles.
Ecological Modelling. 250, 119-125
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Armstrong, DP., Watts, CH., Innes, J., & Thornburrow, D. (2012). Weta good indicators of forest health.
Magazine of the Queen Elizabeth II National Trust. (83), 26-27
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Nichols, JD., & Armstrong, DP. (2012). Monitoring for Reintroductions. , 223-255
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Mccarthy, MA., Armstrong, DP., & Runge, MC. (2012). Adaptive Management of Reintroduction. , 256-289
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Sainsbury, AW., Armstrong, DP., & Ewen, JG. (2012). Methods of Disease Risk Analysis for Reintroduction Programmes. , 336-359
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Seddon, PJ., Armstrong, DP., Parker, KA., & Ewen, JG. (2012). Summary. , 476-481
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Chauvenet, ALM., Ewen, JG., Armstrong, DP., Blackburn, TM., & Pettorelli, N. (2012). Maximizing the success of assisted colonizations.
Animal Conservation.
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Chauvenet, ALM., Ewen, JG., Armstrong, DP., Coulson, T., Blackburn, TM., Adams, L., . . . Pettorelli, N. (2012). Does supplemental feeding affect the viability of translocated populations? The example of the hihi.
Animal Conservation. 15(4), 337-350
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Ewen, JG., Armstrong, DP., Empson, R., Jack, S., Makan, T., McInnes, K., . . . Alley, M. (2012). Parasite management in translocations: Lessons from a threatened New Zealand bird.
ORYX. 46(3), 446-456
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Whitwell, SM., Amiot, C., Mclean, IG., Lovegrove, TG., Armstrong, DP., Brunton, DH., . . . Ji, W. (2012). Losing anti-predatory behaviour: A cost of translocation.
Austral Ecology. 37(4), 413-418
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Chauvenet, ALM., Ewen, JG., Armstrong, DP., Coulson, T., Blackburn, TM., Adams, L., . . . Pettorelli, N. (2012). Does supplemental feeding affect the viability of translocated populations? The example of the hihi.
Animal Conservation.
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Parlato, EH., & Armstrong, DP. (2012). An Integrated Approach for Predicting Fates of Reintroductions with Demographic Data from Multiple Populations.
Conservation Biology. 26(1), 97-106
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Whitwell, SM., Amiot, C., Mclean, IG., Lovegrove, TG., Armstrong, DP., Brunton, DH., . . . Ji, W. (2011). Losing anti-predatory behaviour: A cost of translocation.
Austral Ecology.
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D., Brunton, D.Perrott, JK., & Armstrong, DP. (2011). Aspergillus fumigatus Densities in Relation to Forest Succession and Edge Effects: Implications for Wildlife Health in Modified Environments.
EcoHealth. , 1-11
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Perrott, JK., & Armstrong, DP. (2011). Aspergillus fumigatus densities in relation to forest succession and edge effects: Implications for wildlife health in modified environments.
EcoHealth. 8(3), 290-300
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Seddon, PJ., Stanley Price, MR., Launay, F., Maunder, M., Soorae, P., Molur, S., . . . Genovesi, P. (2011). Frankenstein ecosystems and 21st Century conservation agendas: Reply to Oliveira-Santos and Fernandez.
Conservation Biology. 25(2), 212-213
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Ewen, JG., Parker, KA., Richardson, K., Armstrong, D., & Smuts-Kennedy, C. (2011). Translocation of hihi notiomystis cincta to maungatautari, a mainland reserve protected by a predator-exclusion fence, waikato, New Zealand.
Conservation Evidence. 8, 58-65
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Armstrong, DP., & Wittmer, HU. (2011). Incorporating Allee effects into reintroduction strategies.
Ecological Research. 26(4), 687-695
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Armstrong, DP., & Wittmer, HU. (2011). Incorporating Allee effects into reintroduction strategies.
Ecological Research. , 1-9
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Watts, CH., Armstrong, DP., Innes, J., & Thornburrow, D. (2011). Dramatic increases in weta (orthoptera) following mammal eradication on maungatautari - evidence from pitfalls and tracking tunnels.
New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 35(3)
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Armstrong, DP., & Seddon, PJ. (2011). Making inferences from the reintroduction literature: A response to Bajomi et al..
ORYX. 45(1), 18
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Ewen, JG., Thorogood, R., & Armstrong, DP. (2011). Demographic consequences of adult sex ratio in a reintroduced hihi population.
Journal of Animal Ecology. 80(2), 448-455
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Sutherland, WJ., Armstrong, DP., Butchart, SHM., Earnhardt, J., Ewen, JG., Jamieson, IG., . . . Tatayah, V. (2010). Standards for documenting and monitoring bird reintroduction projects.
Conservation Letters. 3, 229-335
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Richardson, K., Ewen, JG., Armstrong, DP., & Hauber, ME. (2010). Sex-specific shifts in natal dispersal dynamics in a reintroduced hihi population.
Behaviour. 147(12), 1517-1532
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Richard, Y., & Armstrong, DP. (2010). The importance of integrating landscape ecology in habitat models: Isolation-driven occurrence of north island robins in a fragmented landscape.
Landscape Ecology. 25(9), 1363-1374
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Sutherland, WJ., Armstrong, D., Butchart, SHM., Earnhardt, JM., Ewen, J., Jamieson, I., . . . Tatayah, V. (2010). Standards for documenting and monitoring bird reintroduction projects.
Conservation Letters. 3(4), 229-235
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Richard, Y., & Armstrong, DP. (2010). Cost distance modelling of landscape connectivity and gap-crossing ability using radio-tracking data.
Journal of Applied Ecology. 47(3), 603-610
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Boulton, RL., Richard, Y., & Armstrong, DP. (2010). The effect of male incubation feeding, food and temperature on the incubation behaviour of New Zealand robins.
Ethology. 116(6), 490-497
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Armstrong, DP., Castro, IC., Perrott, JK., Ewen, JG., & Thorogood, R. (2010). Impacts of pathogenic disease and native predators on threatened native species.
New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 34(2), 272-273
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Armstrong, DP., Castro, I., Perrott, JK., Ewen, JG., & Thorogood, R. (2010). Impacts of pathogenic disease and native predators on threatened native species.
New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 34(2), 272-273
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D., Castro, I.Lewis, RM., Armstrong, DP., Joy, MK., Richard, Y., Ravine, D., Berggren, A., . . . Boulton, RL. (2009). Using artificial nests to predict nest survival at reintroduction sites.
New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 33(1), 40-51
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Ewen, JG., Thorogood, R., Brekke, P., Cassey, P., Karadas, F., & Armstrong, DP. (2009). Maternally invested carotenoids compensate costly ectoparasitism in the hihi.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 106(31), 12798-12802
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Seddon, PJ., Armstrong, DP., Soorae, P., Launay, F., Walker, S., Ruiz-Miranda, CR., . . . Kleiman, DG. (2009). The risks of assisted colonization.
Conservation Biology. 23(4), 788-789
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Jamieson, IG., Taylor, SS., Tracy, LN., Kokko, H., & Armstrong, DP. (2009). Why some species of birds do not avoid inbreeding: Insights from New Zealand robins and saddlebacks.
Behavioral Ecology. 20(3), 575-584
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Lewis, RM., Armstrong, DP., Joy, MK., Richard, Y., Ravine, D., Berggren, A., . . . Boulton, RL. (2009). Using artificial nests to predict nest survival at reintroduction sites.
New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 33(1), 1-12
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP., Richard, Y., Ewen, JG., & Dimond, WJ. (2008). Avoiding Hasty Conclusions about Effects of Habitat Fragmentation.
AVIAN CONSERVATION AND ECOLOGY. 3(1),
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Boulton, RL., Richard, Y., & Armstrong, DP. (2008). Influence of food availability, predator density and forest fragmentation on nest survival of New Zealand robins.
Biological Conservation. 141(2), 580-589
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Armstrong, DP., & Seddon, PJ. (2008). Directions in reintroduction biology.
Trends in Ecology and Evolution. 23(1), 20-25
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Ewen, JG., & Armstrong, DP. (2007). Strategic monitoring of reintroductions in ecological restoration programmes.
Ecoscience. 14(4), 401-409
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Online:
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Lipsey, MK., & Child, MF. (2007). Combining the fields of reintroduction biology and restoration ecology [2].
Conservation Biology. 21(6), 1387-1390
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Online:
Seddon, P., Armstrong, DP., & Maloney, R. (2007). Letter.
Conservation Biology.
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Ewen, JG., Thorogood, R., Nicol, C., Armstrong, DP., & Alley, M. (2007). Salmonella typhimurium in hihi, New Zealand [7].
Emerging Infectious Diseases. 13(5), 788-790
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP., & McCarthy, MA. (2007). Big Decisions and Sparse Data: Adapting Scientific Publishing to the Needs of Practical Conservation.
AVIAN CONSERVATION AND ECOLOGY. 2(2),
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP., & Cassey, P. (2007). Estimating the effect of inbreeding on survival.
Animal Conservation. 10(4), 487-492
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Jamieson, IG., Tracy, LN., Fletcher, D., & Armstrong, DP. (2007). Moderate inbreeding depression in a reintroduced population of North Island robins.
Animal Conservation. 10(1), 95-102
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Armstrong, DP., Castro, I., & Griffiths, R. (2007). Using adaptive management to determine requirements of re-introduced populations: The case of the New Zealand hihi.
Journal of Applied Ecology. 44(5), 953-962
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D., Castro, I.Read Abstract:
Dimond, WJ., & Armstrong, DP. (2007). Adaptive harvesting of source populations for translocation: A case study with New Zealand Robins.
Conservation Biology. 21(1), 114-124
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Seddon, PJ., Armstrong, DP., & Maloney, RF. (2007). Developing the science of reintroduction biology.
Conservation Biology. 21(2), 303-312
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Armstrong, DP., & Davidson, RS. (2006). Developing population models for guiding reintroductions of extirpated bird species back to the New Zealand mainland.
New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 30(1), 73-85
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
McCartney, J., Armstrong, DP., Gwynne, DT., Kelly, CD., & Barker, RJ. (2006). Estimating abundance, age structure and sex ratio of a recently discovered New Zealand tusked weta Motuweta riparia (Orthoptera, Anostostomatidae), using mark-recapture analysis.
New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 30(2), 229-235
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Armstrong, DP., Raeburn, EH., Lewis, RM., & Ravine, D. (2006). Estimating the viability of a reintroduced new zealand robin population as a function of predator control.
Journal of Wildlife Management. 70(4), 1020-1027
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D., Parlato, E.Read Abstract:
Armstrong, DP., Raeburn, EH., Lewis, RM., & Ravine, D. (2006). Modeling vital rates of a reintroduced New Zealand robin population as a function of predator control.
Journal of Wildlife Management. 70(4), 1028-1036
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D., Parlato, E.Read Abstract:
Ewen, JG., Surai, P., Stradi, R., Møller, AP., Vittorio, B., Griffiths, R., . . . Armstrong, DP. (2006). Carotenoids, colour and conservation in an endangered passerine, the hihi or stitchbird (Notiomystis cincta).
Animal Conservation. 9(2), 229-235
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Taylor, SS., Jamieson, IG., & Armstrong, DP. (2005). Successful island reintroductions of New Zealand robins and saddlebacks with small numbers of founders.
Animal Conservation. 8(4), 415-420
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Online:
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Armstrong, DP. (2005). Integrating the metapopulation and habitat paradigms for understanding broad-scale declines of species.
Conservation Biology. 19(5), 1402-1410
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Online:
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Armstrong, DP., Davidson, RS., Perrott, JK., Roygard, J., & Buchanan, L. (2005). Density-dependent population growth in a reintroduced population of North Island saddlebacks.
Journal of Animal Ecology. 74(1), 160-170
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Castro, I., Mason, KM., Armstrong, DP., & Lambert, DM. (2004). Effect of extra-pair paternity on effective population size in a reintroduced population of the endangered hihi, and potential for behavioural management.
Conservation Genetics. 5(3), 381-393
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D., Castro, I.Read Abstract:
Ewen, JG., Armstrong, DP., Ebert, B., & Hansen, LH. (2004). Extra-pair copulation and paternity defense in the hihi (or stitchbird) Notiomystis cincta.
New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 28(2), 233-240
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Berggren, A., Armstrong, DP., & Lewis, RM. (2004). Delayed plumage maturation increases overwinter survival in North Island robins.
Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences. 271(1553), 2123-2130
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Ashton, JC., & Armstrong, DP. (2002). Facultative prioritization of wing growth in the Welcome Swallow Hirundo neoxena.
Ibis. 144(3), 470-477
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Armstrong, DP., Davidson, RS., Dimond, WJ., Perrott, JK., Castro, I., Ewen, JG., . . . Taylor, J. (2002). Population dynamics of reintroduced forest birds on New Zealand islands.
Journal of Biogeography. 29(5-6), 609-621
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D., Castro, I.Read Abstract:
Ewen, JG., & Armstrong, DP. (2002). Unusual sexual behaviour in the Stitchbird (or Hihi) Notiomystis cincta.
Ibis. 144(3), 530-531
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Davidson, RS., & Armstrong, DP. (2002). Estimating impacts of poison operations on non-target species using mark - Recapture analysis and simulation modelling: An example with saddlebacks.
Biological Conservation. 105(3), 375-381
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Armstrong, DP. (2002). Focal and surrogate species: Getting the language right.
Conservation Biology. 16(2), 285-286
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP., Raeburn, EH., Powlesland, RG., Howard, M., Christensen, B., & Ewen, JG. (2002). Obtaining meaningful comparisons of nest success: Data from New Zealand robin (Petroica australis) populations.
New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 26(1), 1-13
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D., Parlato, E.Read Abstract:
Armstrong, DP., & Ewen, JG. (2002). Dynamics and viability of a New Zealand Robin population reintroduced to regenerating fragmented habitat.
Conservation Biology. 16(4), 1074-1085
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Armstrong, DP., & Ewen, JG. (2001). Estimating impacts of poison operations using mark-recapture analysis and population viability analysis: an example with New Zealand robins (Petroica australis).
NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY. 25(1), 29-38
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP. (2001). Sexing North Island robins (Petroica australis longipes) from morphometrics and plumage.
Notornis. 48(2), 76-80
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Armstrong, DP., & Ewen, JG. (2001). Assessing the value of follow-up translocations: A case study using New Zealand robins.
Biological Conservation. 101(2), 239-247
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Armstrong, DP., Perrott, JK., & Castro, I. (2001). Estimating impacts of poison operations using mark-recapture analysis: Hihi (Notiomystis cincta) on Mokoia Island.
New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 25(2), 49-54
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D., Castro, I.Read Abstract:
Armstrong, DP., & Ewen, JG. (2001). Testing for food limitation in reintroduced hihi populations: Contrasting results for two Islands.
Pacific Conservation Biology. 7(2), 87-92
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Armstrong, DP. (2000). Re-introductions of New Zealand robins: A key component of ecological restoration.
Re-introduction News. 19, 44-47
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP., Ewen, JG., Dimond, WJ., Lovegrove, TG., Bergstrom, A., & Walter, B. (2000). Breeding biology of North Island robins (Petroica australis longipes) on Tiritiri Matangi Island, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand.
Notornis. 47(2), 106-118
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Perrott, JK., & Armstrong, DP. (2000). Vegetation composition and phenology of Mokoia Island, and implications for the reintroduced hihi population.
New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 24(1), 19-30
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Armstrong, DP., & Perrott, JK. (2000). An experiment testing whether condition and survival are limited by food supply in a reintroduced Hihi population.
Conservation Biology. 14(4), 1171-1181
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Ewen, JG., & Armstrong, DP. (2000). Male provisioning is negatively correlated with attempted extrapair copulation frequency in the stitchbird (or hihi).
Animal Behaviour. 60(4), 429-433
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Ewen, JG., Armstrong, DP., & Lambert, DM. (1999). Floater males gain reproductive success through extrapair fertilizations in the stitchbird.
ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR. 58, 321-328
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Online:
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Armstrong, DP., Castro, I., Alley, JC., Feenstra, B., & Perrott, JK. (1999). Mortality and behaviour of hihi, an endangered New Zealand honeyeater, in the establishment phase following translocation.
Biological Conservation. 89(3), 329-339
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D., Castro, I.Read Online:
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Ardern, SL., Ma, W., Ewen, JG., Armstrong, DP., & Lambert, DM. (1997). Social and sexual monogamy in translocated New Zealand robin populations detected using minisatellite DNA.
Auk. 114(1), 120-126
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Online:
Armstrong, DP. (1996). Territorial behaviour of breeding White-cheeked and New Holland Honeyeaters: Conspicuous behaviour does not reflect aggressiveness.
Emu. 96(1), 1-11
[Journal article]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Online:
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Armstrong, DP., & Craig, JL. (1995). Effects of familiarity on the outcome of translocations, I. A test using saddlebacks Philesturnus carunculatus rufusater.
Biological Conservation. 71(2), 133-141
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Armstrong, DP. (1995). Effects of familiarity on the outcome of translocations, II. A test using New Zealand Robins.
Biological Conservation. 71(3), 281-288
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Stewart-Sinclair, P., Armstrong, D., & Meynier, L. (2015, October). Effects of diet on survival, breeding and population growth of New Zealand sea lions (Phocarctos hookeri) in the Auckland Islands from 1998 to 2010. Presented at
21th Biennial Conference on the Biology of Marine Mammals
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Richardson, K., Armstrong, DP., Ewen, JG., & Castro, IC. (2013, November). Top-up translocations: Newly-translocated individuals differ from residents in habitat selection. Presented at
Australasian Wildlife Management Society Conference. Palmerston North.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D., Castro, I.Read Abstract:
Parker, KA., Ewen, JG., Seddon, PJ., & Armstrong, DP.Post-release monitoring of bird translocations: Why is it important and how do we do it?.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
Armstrong, DP. (2011, April). Toward optimisation of parasite management in translocations. Presented at
Disease Risk Analysis Tool Development Workshop. Auckland, New Zealand.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP., Rout, T., McDonald-Madden, E., Martin, T., & Possingham, H. (2011, April). Decision frameworks for conservation introductions. Presented at
Reintroduction and Invasive Species Specialist Groups Task Force on Moving Plants and Animals for Conservation Purposes. Al Ain, United Arab Emirates.
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Armstrong, DP., & Brooks, RJ. (2011, February). Developing biphasic growth models incorporating individual variation for managing populations of long-lived herpetofauna. Presented at
Society for Research on Reptiles and Amphibians in New Zealand Conference. Catlins, New Zealand.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP. (2010, July). Toward an integrated theoretical framework for making decisions about assisted colonization. Presented at
24th International Congress for Conservation Biology. Edmonton, Canada.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP. (2010, March). Allee effects in reintroduction. Presented at
57th Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of Japan. Tokyo, Japan.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Whitwell, S., Armstrong, DP., Brunton, DH., & Ji, W. (2009, April). The impact of isolation from mammalian predators on the anti-predator behaviours of the North Island robin. Presented at
Meeting of the Australasian Society for the Study of Animal Behaviour. Auckland, New Zealand.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D., Brunton, D., Ji, W.Armstrong, DP. (2009, November). Toward an integrated theoretical framework for making decisions about assisted colonization. Presented at
22nd Conference of the Australasian Wildlife Management Society. Napier, New Zealand.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP., & Brooks, RJ. (2009, June). The plight of Ontario turtles - how old are Ontario turtles. Presented at
The Land Between: 3rd Annual Research Forum. Buckhorn, Ontario, Canada.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP. (2008, September). Long-term studies of population dynamics on Tiritiri Matangi Island. Presented at
New Zealand Ecological Society Conference. Auckland, NZ.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP. (2008, May). Modelling reintroduced populations: The state of the art and future directions. Presented at
Avian reintroduction biology: Current issues for science and management. Zoological Society of London, London, UK.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP. (2008, April). What questions should reintroduction practitioners try to address?. Presented at
First International Wildlife Reintroduction Conference. Lincoln Park Zoo, Chicago, USA.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP., & Reynolds, MH. (2012). Modelling Reintroduced Populations: The State of the Art and Future Directions. (pp. 165 - 222).
[Conference Abstract]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Ewen, JG., Armstrong, DP., Parker, K., & Seddon, P.(2008). Avian reintroduction biology: Current issues for science and management. In
Avian Biology Research
[Conference Other]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Online:
Castro, IC., Armstrong, DP., Alley, MR., Cockrem, JF., Ward, J., & Parker, K. (2007). The effect of diseases in wildlife and the need for disease screening: Panel discussion. , Sanctuaries of New Zealand Workshop/Hui
[Conference Abstract]Authored by: Armstrong, D., Castro, I., Cockrem, J.Armstrong, DP., & Linklater, WL. (2007, December). A tale of two species: Mutual lessons from management of black rhinos and hihi. Presented at
Fenner Conference on the Environment, incorporating the 20th Australasian Wildlife Management Society (AWMS) Annual Scientific Meeting. Australian Academy of Science, Canberra, ACT.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP. (2006, November). The role of the reintroduction specialist group. Presented at
Community Translocation Workshop. Pukeatua, NZ.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Castro, IC., Mason, KM., Armstrong, DP., & Lambert, DM. (2006).
Effect of extra-pair paternity on effective population size in a reintroduced population of the endangered hihi, and potential for behavioural management. Poster session presented at the meeting of 11th International Behavioural Ecology Congress. Tours, France
[Conference Poster]Authored by: Armstrong, D., Castro, I.Armstrong, DP. (2005, June). Release techniques, planning and implementing. Presented at
Conservation Management Group. National Wildlife Centre, Mount Bruce, NZ.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Castro, IC., & Armstrong, DP. (2005, July). Islands as an alternative to captive breeding: The hihi story. Presented at
XIX Annual Meeting of the Society for Conservation Biology. University of Brasilia, Brazil.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D., Castro, I.Armstrong, DP. (2005, November). Combining monitoring data for threatened wildlife and exotic predators to project the level of predator control needed to maintain native populations. Presented at
18th Scientific meeting and annual general meeting of the Australasian Wildlife Management Society. Hobart, TAS.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP. (2005, July). Strategies for reintroducing island-marooned species back to mainland fragments. Presented at
19th Annual Meeting of the Society for Conservation Biology. University of Brasilia, Brasilia, Brazil.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP. (2004, September). Modelling reintroductions of island-marooned birds to the mainland. Presented at
Nigel Barlow Memorial Symposium: Practical applications of ecological theory and modelling. Queenstown, NZ.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Castro, IC., Mason, KM., Armstrong, DP., & Lambert, DM. (2003, November). Effect of extra-pair paternity on effective population size in a reintroduced population of the endangered hihi, and potential for behavioural management. Presented at
New Zealand Ecological Society Conference. University of Auckland, Auckland, NZ.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D., Castro, I.Armstrong, DP., & Francois, S. (2003, December). Strong inference in reintroduction biology. Presented at
3rd International Wildlife Management Congress (Incorporating the 16th annual Australasian Wildlife Management Society Conference). Christchurch,NZ.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP., Richard, Y., & Boulton, R. (2003, November). Integrating two paradigms for understanding broad-scale declines of native species. Presented at
New Zealand Ecological Society Conference. University of Auckland, Auckland, NZ.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP., Davidson, RS., & Dimond, WJ. (2002, December). Modelling density-dependence in populations of New Zealand forest birds reintroduced to islands. Presented at
SEEM4: Statistics in ecology and environmental monitoring. University of Otago, Dunedin, NZ.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP., Perrott, JK., Castro, IC., Ewen, JG., Davidson, RS., Dimond, WJ., . . . Taylor, J. (2001, February). Population dynamics of reintroduced forest birds on New Zealand islands. Presented at
The ecology of insular biotas. Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington, NZ.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D., Castro, I.Armstrong, DP. (2001, July). Two paradigms for understanding broad-scale extinction processes. Presented at
15th Annual Meeting of the Society for Conservation Biology. University of Hawai'i, Hilo, Hawai'i.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Armstrong, DP., & Davidson, RS. (2000, November). Estimating impacts of poison operations on native birds using mark-recapture analysis. Presented at
New Zealand Ecological Society Conference 2000. University of Waikato, Hamilton, NZ.
[Conference Oral Presentation]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Stephenson, BM., Minot, EO., & Armstrong, DP.Fate of moreporks (Ninox novaeseelandiae) during a pest control operation on Mokoia Island, Lake Rotorua, North Island, New Zealand.
New Zealand Journal of Ecology. 23
(2)(pp. 233 - 240). 0110-6465.
[Conference]Authored by: Armstrong, D.Read Abstract:
ARMSTRONG, DP., SODERQUIST, T., & SOUTHGATE, R.(1993, April). Designing experimental reintroductions as experiments.
REINTRODUCTION BIOLOGY OF AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND FAUNA. (pp. 27 - 30).
[Conference]Authored by: Armstrong, D.ARMSTRONG, DP., LOVEGROVE, TG., ALLEN, DG., & CRAIG, JL.(1993, April). Composition of founder groups for bird translocations: Does familiarity matter?.
REINTRODUCTION BIOLOGY OF AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND FAUNA. (pp. 105 - 112).
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