Titlebook: Biogeography and Ecology in Tasmania; W. D. Williams Book 1974 Dr. W. Junk b.v., Publishers, The Hague 1974 Fauna.Plankton.Vegetation.ecol

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Mental Illness: Law and Public Policyreshwater fish fauna is relatively small and it is also unbalanced in composition. There are about twenty-three species of native fish which are commonly found in fresh water or are dependent on it for completion of their life cycle, but of these only eleven appear restricted to fresh water; the rem

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-8972-6cation see Table 8.1). The primitive order Lumbriculida is represented by a single species, the cosmopolitan and probably anthropochorous ., while the remainder of the known oligochaete fauna consists of many species of the order Haplotaxida. The only ‘microdrile’ families of the Haplotaxida known o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-37817-5ss in the Southern Hemisphere. New Zealand, although of relatively large area (268,676 km.), and extending to 47 °00′S, has an impoverished, unbalanced and distinctly insular vertebrate fauna, together with a few ancient relictual species (., 1957, 1965). Bass Strait, which presently isolates Tasman

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-37817-5be dated and may help to reveal something of the environmental conditions prevailing at the time of isolation. .(1969, 1970) has shown there are disjunctions of plant species that can be correlated with sea level (and climatic) changes in the last Pleistocene glacial period (the Late Wisconsin) in s

Glossy

Reflection, Reality Monitoring, and the Self has pointed out that until recently this was attributed to difficulties of dispersal, a view which he rejected. The two most recent studies of the Tasmanian avifauna (. & ., 1966; . & ., 1969) both attributed the low number of species breeding in Tasmania to the barrier effect of Bass Strait. In th