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Marieke Lettink,Kelly M. Hareaneous maps of both the broad and narrow components. While the broad component, due to the supernova itself, originated in an unresolved point source, approximately half the total intensity of the narrow component arose in a compact source, of diameter less than ~ 1.5 arcsec, displaced by 0.8±0.3 ar
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David R. Towns,Rodney A. Hitchmough,John Perrottaneous maps of both the broad and narrow components. While the broad component, due to the supernova itself, originated in an unresolved point source, approximately half the total intensity of the narrow component arose in a compact source, of diameter less than ~ 1.5 arcsec, displaced by 0.8±0.3 ar
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History of Discovery of the New Zealand Lizard Fauna,and many of the common New Zealand lizards were described, particularly by John Gray at the British Museum, Constant Duméril and Gabriel Bibron at the Museum national d’Histoire naturelle in Paris, and Charles Girard in Washington. This era ended in the 1860s with the Austrian . Expedition and a lat
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A Review of the Fossil Record of New Zealand Lizards,ears of the late Quaternary. This late Pleistocene to Holocene fauna, however, documents the natural, undisrupted biota that was encountered and decimated by humans and the species they introduced. Fossil squamates are relatively common, but little studied. Notably, they document the former widespre
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Putting a Name to Diversity: Taxonomy of the New Zealand Lizard Fauna,between the number of species or taxa recognised in New Zealand and the number that have been formally described (only 55 % of recognised species have been described). Here we provide an overview of the taxonomic history of New Zealand skinks and geckos, outlining the major lineages within each fami