Evidence of absence is not proof of absence: the case of the New Brighton katipō
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DOI: 10.1080/03014223.2016.1227343
Abstract: ABSTRACT The katipō is an endemic New Zealand spider that was previously common in the sand dunes at New Brighton. At sites on Banks Peninsula, katipō were detected under dried seaweed on the strandline 70%… read more here.
Keywords: new brighton; katip; absence proof; brighton ... See more keywords
Andy Durr, 1917–2014: a Memoir
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DOI: 10.1093/hwj/dbx048
Abstract: Andy Durr, who died at his home in Brighton in December 2014, will be remembered by those involved in the History Workshop movement and its conferences from the late 1970s until their end in the… read more here.
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William Attree (died 1846): Royal and army surgeon who underwent amputation of the leg at Brighton, England (1807).
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DOI: 10.1177/09677720231167857
Abstract: William Attree (1780-1846) came from a prominent family in Brighton, England. He studied medicine at St Thomas' Hospital, London, and there was unwell for nearly 6 months with severe 'spasms' of the hand/arm/chest (1801-1802). Attree… read more here.
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