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The Kiwi,Kiwis comprise an order (Apterygiformes) of ratite birds peculiar to New Zealand. They are by far the smallest and most aberrant of this rather heterogeneous flightless group; and when the first specimen was described in 1813 sceptics, feeling they were victims of a hoax, demanded to see so strange a creature.

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The Limnology,The limnology of New Zealand reflects in many ways the age, size and geographical position of the country. New Zealand is geologically young, and in comparatively recent times the topography has been influenced by extensive earth movements, volcanic activity and glaciation.

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,Ansatzpunkte für die Behandlung,s extending about 1900 km from latitude 34°S to 48°S and mostly between 100 to 300 km wide from east to west. No place is more than 130 km from the sea, and the ocean extends at least 1600 km to the next large land mass.

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,Argumente für (Be-)Handlungsbedarf, kinds of igneous rocks (from ultrabasic to acidic), metamorphic and sedimentary rocks (schists, gneisses, conglomerates, sandstones, mudstones and limestones), loess, and volcanic rocks (Fig. 1). Land forms are varied; about 50 percent of New Zealand is steep, 20 percent is hilly, and only 30 perce

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Kommt ein Dalmatiner an die Kasse,ists with C. were D. S. and J. B. and the latter noted in his journal: ‘The face of the countrey is in general Mountainous, especially inland, where probably runs a chain of very high hills parts of which we saw at several times; they were generaly coverd with snow and certainly very high –’(B., 196

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Kommt ein Dalmatiner an die Kasse,rie Island (Lat. 541/2°S). There are three species of frogs, about 30 reptiles (all but one being lizards), some 65 land birds and two mammals (both bats); a further 80 species of breeding birds are littoral or marine forms, and three species of seals breed in the region. Taxonomic revisions and new

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88754-2ain to be resolved, but there are about 30 native species. Eight families are represented, none of which is endemic. There are 10 genera of which only two are endemic, while all except four of 27 species formally recognised in recent studies are endemic. Thus while endemism is high at the species le