King Island
Mollusca of King Island
... The late Professor Tate had a small parcel of King Island shells sent him by some correspondent, and they were recorded by Tate and May in their Revised Census, 1901.. There also appeare[r] ...
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Can contemporary Regional Development Literature identify a future for Islands? King Island, a case study
... Many definitions of what ‘region’ means, or what it means to be a region, are frustratingly opaque. Not all regions are as geographically bound as King Island, Tasmania, or Australia, yet they are still ...
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A cost efficient seabed survey for bottom mounted OWC on King Island, Tasmania, Australia
... on King Island including the use of his vessel Abstar, supply of diving equipment, field operations in general and assisting with local knowledge in the planning ...Club, King Island Airport ...
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Effects of fluid-rock interaction on shear zone evolution in Proterozoic granites on King Island, Tasmania
... Dynamically recrystallized grain sizes from shear zones on the north coast of King Island indicate plastic deformation occurred at flow stresses between 30 and 75 MPa.. Smaller dynamical[r] ...
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Identifying and managing soil salinity at multiple spatial scales on King Island, Tasmania
... Management to achieve these goals may occur at different scales depending upon the purpose of the particular salinity management project. Levin (1992) states that the single significant issue with the study of spatial ...
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Helminth parasite communities in four species of shorebirds (Charadriidae) on King Island, Tasmania
... Helminth community composition and structure were examined among two resident shorebird species, red-capped plover, Charadrius ruficapillus (N = 20), and masked lapwing, Vanellus miles (N = 5), and two migrants, ruddy ...
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Elephant seal oil cargoes from King Island, Bass Strait, 1802 1819: with estimates of numbers killed and size of the original population
... Southern elephant seals (Mirounga leonina) were harvested for their oil at King Island, Bass Strait, from 1802 to 1819, by which time they were virtually extinct at that location and have not returned ...
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Chemical U Th Pb monazite dating and the Proterozoic history of King Island, southeast Australia
... metamorphic origin rather than rounded detrital shapes. The grain clusters (Fig. 5b, c) are totally unexpected in grains of detrital origin, as are the irregular shapes (Fig. 5a, d). All the grains in samples 63243 and ...
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The coastal marine mollusc fauna of King Island, Tasmania
... Nevertheless, King Island may sit more firmly than other parts of Tasmania in a zone of re-contact between incompletely segregated sibling taxa to the east and ...
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Small island governance and global local change in King Island, Tasmania
... I organised three distinct interview rounds—multiple, sometimes lengthy sessions (Fontana & Frey 2000). Purpose and questions posed varied from round to round. In May 2007, first round investigation directly ...
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Anphilaemon kingi gen et sp nov , a land leech on King Island, Bass Strait (Haemadipsoidae: Domanibdellidae)
... Allo~ing for this, the dorsal pattern in life for this species would be a wide dark median band including the lines of the paramedian somital sense organs, the band separated by a narrow[r] ...
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A note on the King Island emu
... long, with a proximal width ot 58 rniTi., and it distal width of 34 mm, Now, this agrees with number 25 of Spencer and Kershaw's list, whei'eas the femur practically agreed with no Obvio[r] ...
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Revised interpretation of the geology of the Smithton district of Tasmania
... has been studying the Cambrian or Late Proterozoic basic lavas of Tasmania generally, and has found them to be widely distributed in the area between Queenstown and King Island, and this[r] ...
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Historical ecology: a critique of François Péron’s account of Southern Elephant Seals, Mirounga leonina (Linn ),
... Macquarie Island, to which the King Island seals may have been related, did not grow quite to the same size as those at South Georgia (54°S, 37°W) – possibly due to the latter lying south of the ...
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The Extent of Upper Mesozoic Igneous Activity in relation to Lamprophyric Intrusions in Tasmania
... These rocks are generally potassic and dated types include olivine augite minette on King Island 137 m.y., K-rich porphyrites, lamprophyres and 'trachyandesites' at Cape Portland, N.E.. [r] ...
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Evidence for natural selection acting on genes affecting lignin and cellulose biosynthesis in Eucalyptus globulus
... among King Island and Otways, and separate close affinities between Eastern Tasmania populations and Furneaux, indicate that Bass Strait has supplied an incomplete barrier to gene ...
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Survival histories of marsupial carnivores on Australian continental shelf islands highlight climate change and Europeans as likely extirpation factors: implications for island predator restoration
... As noted for Kangaroo Island, the only modern-day evidence of marsupial carnivore species.. persisting on King Island was for D.[r] ...
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The occurrence and conservation status of Tasmanian Pterostylis (Orchidaceae)
... Tasmania, King Island and Flinders Island were visited for the purpose of collecting detailed data for species abundance, distribution and ...
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Antarctica: tourism, wilderness, and "ambassadorship"
... on King George Island in 1979/1980, signaled the ability for land-based and airborne tourism to be able to operate in the Antarctic (Benson ...to King George Island (Headland ...Seymour ...
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Exploration during early life: distribution, habitat and orientation preferences in juvenile king penguins
... on king penguin populations, a clear un- derstanding of juvenile dispersion, survival, and their use of winter foraging areas is ...for king penguins during the summer is predicted to shift increasingly ...
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