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...s. The islands are volcanic in origin, with its nearest neighbours being [[New Zealand]]'s Kermadec in the south-east, the French islands of New Caledonia in the

...The evolution and persistance of ecological naivete and the island rule in new Zealand birds". I have a BSc in Zoology from Southampton University and a MSc in Bi

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...Australia batted first and totaled 235 for four in fifty overs. In reply, New Zealand reached 229 for eight after 49 overs and five balls, meaning that they need The five-game series was tied one-all as New Zealand had won the first match and the Australia the second match. Australia havin

retire to the South Island of [[New Zealand]]

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| nation = [[New Zealand]] ...extinct [[Moriori language]] of the [[Chatham Islands]], east of mainland New Zealand, is a widely divergent dialect of Māori.

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...BSc Business Information Systems in [[Southampton]]. After travelling to [[New Zealand]], [[Australia]], [[Fiji]] and the [[United States of America|U.S.]] I retu

...orked as ringmaster and manager for circuses in Great Britain, Europe, and New Zealand. Chris's top jobs were with Gerry Cottle's Circuses, and for several years

I'm an educator in Auckland, New Zealand. I work for a number of educational organisations and specialise in learnin

*[http://www.nba.org.nz/ National Beekeepers Association of New Zealand]

[http://www.nzart.org.nz/ NZART] New Zealand Association of Radio Transmitters

...ch Fellow in the department of Philosophy at The University of Auckland in New Zealand. I also work as an internet security consultant. I studied Theoretical Chem

Based in Auckland, New Zealand.

...volution]] which is concerned with individual species, say arctic bears or New Zealand [[kiwi]]. Research in macroevolution looks at how large scale changes may b

...island was administered by a [[United Nations]] trusteeship (Australia, [[New Zealand]], and the [[United Kingdom]]) until 1966, when Nauru became self-governing