Multi-species models of Antarctic krill predators : do competitive effects influence estimates of pre-exploitation whale abundance and recovery? by Mkango, Sara

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Rodents and Restionaceae : sex-specific plant-animal interactions in dioecious plants by Van Blerk, Justin

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Exploring rock climbing discourses

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The re-introduction of captive bred cheetah into a wild environment, Makulu Makete Wildlife Reserve, Limpopo province, South Africa

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Ecosystem effects of a rock-lobster 'invasion': comparitive and modelling approaches by Blamey, Laura Kate

“…A key feature of the model is that its focus was restricted to the critical interactions of interest and was fitted to all available data. …”
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Human health risks associated with harvested rainwater: implementation of biocontrol strategies by Waso, Monique

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A low - δ 18 O intrusive breccia from the Koegel Fontein complex, South Africa by Olianti, Camille Andrea Elisa

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The effect and conservation implications of the re-establishment of a Cape fur seal Arctocephalus pusillus pusillus breeding colony at Vondeling Island, Saldanha Bay by Seakamela, Simon Mduduzi

“…Consideration should also be given to the timing of deployment of instruments to capture data describing critical life stages (i.e., breeding, pre-moult, and post-moult periods).…”
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Predatory bacteria: alternative antimicrobial and biocontrol agents by Kode, Megan Ann

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The role of certain mortality factors in the underperformance of Aristaea (Parectopa) thalassias (Meyrick) as a biological control agent of Leptospermum laevigatum F. Muel. by Mlokoti, Thembelihle

“…Levels of overall mortality of larvae, pre-pupae and pupae averaged over a 20-month period indicated seasonal variability, with highest mortality in autumn and winter. …”
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Life history and reproductive ecology of selected proteaceae in the mountain Fynbos Vegetation of the South-Western Cape by Le Maitre, David

“…The primary selective pressures in the fynbos environment are nutrient-poor soils, winter rainfall and summer drought, recurrent fires and biotic interactions. The study can be divided into four sections: (1) patterns in reproductive maturation and mortality, (2) seed bank dynamics and pre-dispersal predation by insects, (3) seed germination and seedling mortality, and (4) an analysis of the relationship between plant life-histories and fire frequency distributions. …”
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The invasive ant Pheidole megacephala on an oceanic island : impact, control and community-level response to management by Gaigher, Rene

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