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University of Hull. Theses. School of Environmental Sciences

1 Mark		The effect of animal personality on husbandry of Gentoo penguins (Pygoscelis papua) Legard, Matthew John, author. 2017. Access this resource online	2017 ETHESIS

2 Mark		Environmental DNA : from detection of priority invasive species to monitoring entire macroinvertebra Blackman, Rosetta Charlotte, author. 2017. Access this resource online	2017 ETHESIS

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The evolution of male parental care in mammals
West, Hannah E. R., author.
2017.

2017
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LOCATION	SHELVED AT	LOAN TYPE	STATUS
BJL Reading Room Mezzanine	T/H 2017 Ph.D. W5	NOT FOR LOAN	AVAILABLE

4 Mark		Habitat use and behaviour of lemon sharks (Negaprion brevirostris) at a sub-tropical nursery site in Bullock, Robert William, author. 2018. Access this resource online	2018 ETHESIS

5 Mark		The historical geographies of European childhood in colonial Africa : children's lives in Nyasaland Cross, Bronia Meg, author. 2018. Access this resource online	2018 ETHESIS

6 Mark		The implementation of industrial wastewater management policies in Thailand : relationship between c Tiraprapa Ratanachoti, author. 2019. Access this resource online	2019 ETHESIS

7 Mark		Management of watergate to enhance fisheries in the Nam Kam River system, Thailand Apiradee Hanpongkittikul, author. 2017. Access this resource online	2017 ETHESIS

8 Mark		Movement of pond-breeding amphibians in fragmented landscapes : responses of great crested newt (Tri Matos, Cátia, author. 2017. Access this resource online	2017 ETHESIS

9 Mark		Optimising commerical practices and developing aquaculture techniques for the Norway lobster (Nephro Cowing, Daniel Mark, author. 2017. Access this resource online	2017 ETHESIS

10 Mark		Regulation of hypoxia responsive gene expression by specificity protein family transcription factors Wijesinghe, Nishadh P., author. 2017. Access this resource online	2017 ETHESIS

11 Mark		Urban agriculture : established and emerging projects in Hull and Copenhagen Wright, Lucy Rose, author. 2019. Access this resource online	2019 ETHESIS