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salmon

Native’s not always good and exotic’s not all bad – Wayne Linklater

Reflections on Science  |  Published: 03 March 201703 August 2018

On World Wildlife Day, Victoria University of Wellington’s Dr Wayne Linklater writes in the Dominion Post about his thoughts on the […]

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NZ salmon research makes a splash in Canada

Expert Reactions, In the News  |  Published: 24 August 201131 August 2011

Research led by a New Zealand scientist has shown that salmon farming in Canada may be having a negative impact […]

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Dom Post: Niwa looks beyond salmon to boost NZ fish farming options

In the News  |  Published: 14 June 2010

Hamish Rutherford writes in the Dominion Post about NIWA’s work in developing new types of aquaculture, in order to be […]

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Salmon – a great source of selenium

In the News  |  Published: 11 December 2008

Researchers at Massey University have compared a group of healthy volunteers who ate a 120g portion of salmon twice a […]

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