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A. Monks

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h-index: 15
Works: 56
Citations: 738

Most-cited papers

Testing the resource-matching hypothesis in the mast seeding tree Nothofagus truncata (Fagaceae)
A. Monks, D. Kelly
2006129 citations
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Resource limitation underlying multiple masting models makes mast seeding sensitive to future climate change.
A. Monks, J. Monks, A. Tanentzap
2016New Phytologist75 citations Open access
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Gender and abiotic stress affect community‐scale intensity of facilitation and its costs
Brittany H. Cranston, R. Callaway, A. Monks, K. Dickinson
201246 citations
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Secondary woody vegetation patterns in New Zealand’s South Island dryland zone
S. Walker, N. King, A. Monks, Sophie Williams +6 more
200931 citations
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Correlated recovery of five lizard populations following eradication of invasive mammals
J. Monks, A. Monks, D. Towns
2013Biological Invasions29 citations
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Identifying pathways for managing multiple disturbances to limit plant invasions
A. Tanentzap, William G. Lee, A. Monks, Kate J. Ladley +5 more
201426 citations Open access
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Thermal squeeze will exacerbate declines in New Zealand's endemic forest birds
S. Walker, A. Monks, J. Innes
2019Biological Conservation25 citations
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Variation and response to experimental warming in a New Zealand cushion plant species
Brittany H. Cranston, A. Monks, P. Whigham, K. Dickinson
201521 citations
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Do population indicators work? Investigating correlated responses of bird populations in relation to predator management
Joanne M. Hoare, A. Monks, Colin F. J. O'Donnell
201319 citations
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Benefits associated with the domatia mediated tritrophic mutualism in the shrub Coprosma lucida
A. Monks, Dean M. O'Connell, William G. Lee, J. Bannister +1 more
200719 citations
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The impact of defoliation on the foliar chemistry of southern rätä (Metrosideros umbellata)
J. Kuhajek, I. Payton, A. Monks
200617 citations
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Making the mast of a rainy day: environmental constraints can synchronize mass seeding across populations.
A. Tanentzap, A. Monks
2018New Phytologist16 citations Open access
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Increased nitrogen cycling facilitates native forest regeneration: potential for restoring extinct ecological processes?
A. Tanentzap, William G. Lee, A. Monks
2013Ecological Applications16 citations
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Does microhabitat structure affect foliar mite assemblages?
Dean M. O'Connell, William G. Lee, A. Monks, K. Dickinson
201016 citations
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Global change explains reduced seeding in a widespread New Zealand tree: indigenous Tūhoe knowledge informs mechanistic analysis
Oscar M. M. Yukich Clendon, Joanna K. Carpenter, D. Kelly, P. Timoti +3 more
2023Frontiers in Forests and Global Change15 citations Open access
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Higher relative performance at low soil nitrogen and moisture predicts field distribution of nitrogen-fixing plants
A. Monks, E. Cieraad, L. Burrows, S. Walker
2012Plant and Soil15 citations
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Leaf domatia: carbon-limited indirect defence?
Dean M. O'Connell, A. Monks, William G. Lee, Theresa M. Downs +1 more
201014 citations
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Motivation models fail to explain oviposition behaviour in the diamondback moth
A. Monks, D. Kelly
200313 citations
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Pushing the limits: ship rat (Rattus rattus) population dynamics across an elevational gradient in response to mast seeding and supplementary feeding
Joanna K. Carpenter, A. Monks, J. Innes, James W. Griffiths
2022Biological Invasions12 citations Open access
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Effects of secondary shrublands on bird, lizard and invertebrate faunas in a dryland landscape.
S. Walker, D. Wilson, G. Norbury, A. Monks +1 more
201412 citations
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Selective herbivory by brushtail possums: Determining the age of ingested leaves using n‐alkanes
A. Monks, M. Efford
200612 citations
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Validation of the n-alkane technique for estimating diet composition, digestibility and dry matter intake in the brushtail possum (Trichosurus vulpecula)
A. Monks, I. Payton, M. Efford
200512 citations
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Life history traits explain vulnerability of endemic forest birds and predict recovery after predator suppression
S. Walker, A. Monks, J. Innes
2021New Zealand journal of ecology10 citations Open access
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Are threatened plant species specialists, or just more vulnerable to disturbance?
A. Monks, L. Burrows
201410 citations Open access
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Complementarity of indigenous flora in shrublands and grasslands in a New Zealand dryland landscape.
S. Walker, D. Wilson, G. Norbury, A. Monks +1 more
201410 citations
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Closing the Deal: Principals, Agents, and Subagents in New Zealand Land Reform
Ann Brower, Philip Meguire, A. Monks
2010Land Economics10 citations
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Determining species diversity and functional traits of beetles for monitoring the effects of environmental change in the New Zealand alpine zone
Keely Paler, A. Monks, R. Leschen, D. Ward
20209 citations Open access
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Can correlated population trends among forest bird species be predicted by similarity in traits
Joanne M. Hoare, A. Monks, Colin F. J. O'Donnell
20129 citations
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Factors limiting kererū (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae) populations across New Zealand
Joanna K. Carpenter, S. Walker, A. Monks, J. Innes +2 more
2021New Zealand journal of ecology8 citations Open access
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Survival and environmental filtering of angiosperm and conifer seedlings at range‐wide scales throughout temperate evergreen rainforests
Ann‐Kathrin V. Schlesselmann, S. Richardson, P. Bellingham, Elaine F. Wright +3 more
2025Journal of Ecology7 citations Open access
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Attrition of recommended areas for protection: clearance of ecologically significant vegetation on private land
A. Monks, Ella Hayman, S. Walker
2019New Zealand journal of ecology7 citations Open access
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Restoring lost ecological function: ecological surrogates facilitate maintenance of coastal turf communities
G. Rogers, A. Monks
20167 citations
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Sampling method and sample size affect diversity and indigenous dominance estimates in a mixed grassland community
S. Walker, J. Comrie, Nicholas J. Head, Kate J. Ladley +2 more
20167 citations Open access
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Understanding the role of birds in sustaining indigenous turf communities in a lacustrine wetland in New Zealand.
Annika C. Korsten, William G. Lee, A. Monks, J. Wilson
20137 citations
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Estimates of local occupancy for native land birds from the New Zealand bird atlases
Susan Walker, A. Monks
2018Notornis6 citations Open access
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Woody native and exotic species respond differently to New Zealand dryland soil nutrient and moisture gradients.
E. Cieraad, L. Burrows, A. Monks, S. Walker
20156 citations
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Male tree weta are attracted to cuticular scent cues but do not discriminate according to sex or among two closely related species
Priscilla M. Wehi, A. Monks, M. Morgan‐Richards
20175 citations
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Immigration drives ship rat population irruptions in marginal high‐elevation habitat in response to pulsed resources
Joanna K. Carpenter, A. Monks, J. Innes, James W. Griffiths +1 more
2023Ecosphere4 citations Open access
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Radio collaring reveals long-distance movements of reinvading ship rats following landscape-scale control
Joanna K. Carpenter, A. Monks, J. Innes, James W. Griffiths
2023New Zealand journal of ecology4 citations Open access
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Optimising bait-station delivery of population-control agents to brushtail possums: field test of spatial model predictions
A. Monks, D. Tompkins
2012Wildlife research (East Melbourne)4 citations
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National changes in occupancy of New Zealand-breeding Charadriiformes, 1969–1979 to 1999–2004
Susan Walker, A. Monks, John Innes
2020Notornis3 citations Open access
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Is domatia production in Coprosma rotundifolia (Rubiaceae) induced by mites or foliar pathogens
Dean M. O'Connell, A. Monks, K. Dickinson, William G. Lee
20153 citations
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Unusual spore print colouration within the family Hygrophoraceae: two distinctive taxa recorded from Tasmania
A. Mills, A. Monks
1993Mycotaxon3 citations Open access
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Inference from eDNA-based field distributions vs laboratory analysis of isolated strains: physiological performance of non-marine Antarctic biota
P. Novis, A. Monks, John E. Hunt, Byron J. Adams +7 more
2025Polar Biology2 citations Open access
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Adjacent land-use intensification facilitates plant invasions into indigenous shrubland fragments
Gretchen Brownstein, A. Monks
2024New Zealand journal of ecology2 citations Open access
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Invertebrate food supply and reproductive success of two native forest passerines along an elevational gradient
Ann‐Kathrin V. Schlesselmann, J. Innes, Neil Fitzgerald, A. Monks +1 more
2023New Zealand journal of ecology2 citations Open access
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Camarophyllus Rodwayi (Hygrophoraceae), a rediscovered fungus
A. Monks, A. Mills
19912 citations Open access
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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
Joanna K. Carpenter, Alexander J. F. Verry, Kieren J. Mitchell, Katherine Trought +5 more
2025Biological Invasions1 citations Open access
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Conservation challenges in mobile birds: What do we know and need to know for effective conservation of endemic inland migrants?
Ann‐Kathrin V. Schlesselmann, A. Monks, John Innes, Nikki McArthur +1 more
2024New Zealand journal of ecology1 citations Open access
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Climatic prediction of seedfall in Nothofagus , Chionochloa and Dacrydium cupressinum
A. Monks
20071 citations
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