Date (Creation)

2020-11-19

Citation identifier

doi:10.25959/zdc1-6z61

Title

Information and documentation - Digital object identifier system

Date (Publication)

2020-12-02

Citation identifier

ISO 26324:2012

Citation identifier

https://doi.org/10.25959/zdc1-6z61

Credit

We would like to acknowledge the Traditional Owners and ongoing custodians of the land on this research took place: Ngātiwai, Ngāti Hei, Ngāti Whanaunga, Ngāti Koata, Ngāti Kuia, Ngāti Toa and Ngāi Tahu.

Status

Completed

Topic category

• Biota

Maintenance and update frequency

Not planned

Keywords (Theme)

• eradication
• seabird
• recovery
• island size

Keywords (Taxon)

• Myrsine australis
• Porrhothelidae

NASA/GCMD Keywords, Version 8.5

• EARTH SCIENCE | BIOSPHERE | ECOLOGICAL DYNAMICS | ECOSYSTEM FUNCTIONS
• EARTH SCIENCE | OCEANS | OCEAN CHEMISTRY | STABLE ISOTOPES
• EARTH SCIENCE | BIOSPHERE | ECOSYSTEMS | TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS | ISLANDS
• EARTH SCIENCE | BIOSPHERE | VEGETATION | NUTRIENTS

Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification (ANZSRC): Fields of Research

• Invasive Species Ecology
• Ecosystem Function

Keywords (Theme)

• Island name
• Archipelago
• English version of island name
• Maori version of island name
• Island latitude
• Island longitude
• Island region
• Island size
• Colony status
• Short hand of species name
• collection month
• collection year
• collection season
• Delta nitrogen 15
• Islands eradication status
• Years since eradication
• Seabird colony density index
• Island invasion history
• Data source

Language

English

Character encoding

UTF8

Supplemental Information

Pascoe P., Shaw J., Trebilco R., Kone S. & Jones H. (In Review) Does size matter? A preliminary investigation into the recovery of ecosystem function on a large seabird island. Ecological Solutions and Evidence

Content type

Physical measurement

Name

Island name

Name

island

Name

NA

Name

Archipelago

Name

group

Name

NA

Name

English version of island name

Name

English

Name

NA

Name

Maori version of island name

Name

Maori

Name

NA

Name

Island latitude

Name

lat

Name

decimal degrees

Name

Island longitude

Name

lon

Name

decimal degrees

Name

Island region

Name

area

Name

NA

Name

Island size

Name

size

Name

km2

Description

If samples were collected inside or outside (>3m from) a seabird colony

Name

Colony status

Name

seabird

Name

na

Description

First three letters of genus and species

Name

Short hand of species name

Name

spec_short

Name

NA

Name

collection month

Name

date

Name

month

Name

collection year

Name

year

Name

year

Description

"wet": samples collected April to September, "dry": samples collected October to March

Name

collection season

Name

season

Name

NA

Name

Delta nitrogen 15

Name

dn15

Name

parts per thousand (‰)

Description

Islands eradication status (invaded, eradicated or never invaded) at the time of sample collection

Name

Islands eradication status

Name

samp_treat

Name

NA

Description

number of years since the removal of the last mammalian predator at the time of sample collection

Name

Years since eradication

Name

t_erad_pest

Name

years

Description

mean number of burrow entrances (burrows/m2) around samples collected from seabird colonies on an island (only available for 13 islands)

Name

Seabird colony density index

Name

den

Name

average burrow entrances per 1m2

Description

time since eradication as a categorical variable: invaded, <15 since eradication, >15 years since eradication

Name

Island invasion history

Name

t_erad_cat

Name

NA

Description

Data was either compiled from Jones 2010a, Jones 2010b, or collected for this study

Name

Data source

Name

data_source

Name

NA

Distribution format

• CSV

OnLine resource

DATA ACCESS - stable isotope data from NZ island samples [CSV direct download]

OnLine resource

R CODE - used for data analysis [direct download]

Statement

On island collections Soil: ~50 g of soil was collected from 0–10 cm beneath the litter layer O-horizon Leaves: 3 newly grown leaves were collected Spiders: collected by and from leaf litter or via invertebrate pitfall traps Stable Isotope analysis Leaves and spiders were washed in distilled water. All samples were then dried for 48 h in a 60 degrees C in a drying oven. Soil was sieved to 0.5 mm. Spider legs and heads were selected. All samples were then ground to a fine powder. An isotope-ratio mass spectrometer was used for isotope analysis

Hierarchy level

Dataset

Resource scope

Dataset

Title

ISO 19115-3:2018