Acrossidius pseudotasmaniae (W3)

Common Name: "blackheaded pasture cockchafer"
Phylum: ARTHROPODA
Class: HEXAPODA
Order: Coleoptera
Family: Scarabaeidae

Acrossidius tasmaniae (W3)

Common Name: blackheaded pasture cockchafer
Phylum: ARTHROPODA
Class: HEXAPODA
Order: Coleoptera
Family: Scarabaeidae

Aphodius pseudotasmaniae (W3)

Phylum: ARTHROPODA
Class: HEXAPODA
Order: Coleoptera
Family: Scarabaeidae

Aphodius tasmaniae (W3)

Phylum: ARTHROPODA
Class: HEXAPODA
Order: Coleoptera
Family: Scarabaeidae

Argynnina hobartia (W3)

Argynnina hobartia (Westwood)

australia
Tasmania

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Tasmanien

Beaconsfield (W3)

Bicheno (W3)

Correa lawrenciana

Correa lawrenceana

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The species was first described in 1834 by English botanist William Jackson Hooker who gave it the name "Correa lawrenciana". The specific epithet honours Tasmanian botanist "Robert William Lawrence" (1807-1833) who, together with Ronald Gunn, collected the plant material sent to Hooker. The spelling of the name was standardised to "Correa lawrenceana" under the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature in 1998.
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Correa lawrenceana var. grampiana

Robert William Lawrence (1807-1833), first-born son of William Effingham Lawrence, was born and educated in England. In 1825 he arrived in Van Diemen’s Land (Tasmania) (per the Elizabeth). He became acquainted with Sir William Jackson Hooker, the Regius Professor of Botany at the University of Glasgow and later director of the Botanical Gardens at Kew in London, from whose friendship he developed a passion as an amateur botanist, sending many specimens from the Colony to Kew, resulting in Hooker’s "Flora Tasmaniae" in 1860. Lawrence was Tasmania’s first botanist, and introduced Ronald Campbell Gunn to Hooker. The native fuchsia "Mountain Correa" was named by Hooker "Correa lawrenciana" in honour of his young protégé.
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Craterostigmus tasmanianus (W3)

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Tasmania

dpiw
Tasmanian Place Names

Geographical (Nomenclature) Naming in Tasmania
Nomenclature refers to systems of naming. In Tasmania, geographical place names are primarily the responsibility of the Nomenclature Board. The Board approves questions of geographical nomenclature affecting Tasmania; undertakes research and investigation into the origin, priority and usage of geographical names; and adopts rules of orthography and nomenclature.

• Nomenclature Processes: Describes the processes and responsibilities for the assignment of official names to places and geographical features in Tasmania.
• Nomenclature Board of Tasmania: History, membership, functions and responsibilities of the Nomenclature Board; guiding principles for the assignment of place names; definitions.
• Survey Coordination Act 1944: Sections of the Survey Coordination Act 1944 relevant to the appointment and proceedings of the Nomenclature Board.
• Nomenclature Recent Gazettals: Details of recent notices issued in the Gazette by the Board to assign or alter a place name in Tasmania.

Hartz Mountains (W3)

Hartz Mountains (mountains, Tasmania, Australia)

Hobart (W3)

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The first settlement began in 1803 as a penal colony at Risdon Cove on the eastern shores of the Derwent River, amid British concerns over the presence of French explorers. In 1804 it was moved to a better location at the present site of Hobart at Sullivans Cove. The city, initially known as "Hobart Town" or "Hobarton", was named after "Lord Hobart", the Colonial Secretary.
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Hobartiidae (W3)

Beetle Families of the World
Jiøí Háva, 2007
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Familien er oppkalt etter "Hobart", hovedstaden i Tasmania, der de først ble oppdaget.
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Hobart, er hovedstad i delstaten Tasmania i Australia. Byen har 206 000 innbyggere.
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Launceston (W3)

• 1895 Duck Reach Launceston, Tasmania
• 1904 Alexandra (Basin) Launceston, Tasmania South Esk River - First Basin Water, Cataract Gorge Reserve
• 1930 Alexandra (Basin) Launceston, Tasmania South Esk River - First Basin Water, Cataract Gorge Reserve
• 1939 Duck Reach Launceston, Tasmania
• 1995 Duck Reach Launceston, Tasmania

Map of Tasmania (W3)

Queenstown (W3)

Queenstown, Tasmania

Queenstownit
Queenstownite (W3)

Durch Meteoritenaufschlag glasartig geschmolzenes Gestein von Mt. Darwin, Tasmanien.

Rückschau und Neueres über die Tektitfrage.
Von Franz E. Sueß.
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Da aber die Namen "Tasniianit" und "Darwinit" als Mineralbezeichnungen bereits vergeben sind, bezeichne ich die neuen tasmanischen Gläser nach der nächsten größeren Stadt "Queenstown" als "Queenstownite".
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Tasman Sea (W3)

Tasmania (W3)

"Tasmania": An island off the southeastern coast of Australia, famous for its aboriginal "Tasmania devil". "Abel Janszoon Tasman" (1603-59), Dutch navigator, who first explored the island, naming it "Van Dieman's Land" in 1642; it was remaned in his honor in 1853.

• History of Tasmania
• Geography of Tasmania
• How Tasmanian Wine Regions Work

tasmania
s.m.
Etymology: der. dal n.p. dell'Isola australiana
Tessuto in lana pregiata finissimo e ingualcibile, utilizzato soprattutto per confezionare capi maschili. Caratteristico il suo colore grigio ferro

Tasmania Globe (W3)

tasmania lupo (W3)

germanaj: "lupo" = dt. "Wolf", "tasmania lupo" = dt. "Beutelwolf", "Tasmanischer Wolf", "Beuteltiger", "Tasmanischer Tiger";
"lupido" = dt. "Wölfling", "Wölflingsmädchen"

Tasmanian blue gum (W3)

Eucalyptus globulus - Tasmanian blue gum

Tasmanian Devil (W3)

• Tasmanian Devil
• Tasmanian Tiger
• Are Tasmanian devils fighting their way to extinction?

Tasmanian pepper (W3)

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Etymologie
Der Gattungsname "Tasmannia" verweist auf das Vorkommen in "Tasmanien", das wiederum nach dem holländischen Entdecker "Abel Tasman" (1603 -1659) benannt ist. Der Artname "lanceolata" bedeutet "lanzenförmig" und bezieht sich auf die Blattform. Das zugrundeliegende lateinische Substantiv ist "lancea" = dt. "Lanze".
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Tasmanian tree fern (W3)

Dicksonia antarctica - Tasmanian tree fern

Tasmanien (W3)

tasmaniensis - Vibrio tasmaniensis Thompson et al. 2003, sp. nov.

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Photorhabdus temperata subsp. tasmaniensis Tailliez et al. 2010, subsp. nov.
Type strain: (see also StrainInfo.net) strain T327 = CIP 109948 = DSM 22387.
Sequence accession no. (16S rRNA gene) for the type strain: EU930339.
Etymology: N.L. fem. adj. "tasmaniensis", of or belonging to Tasmania (Australia), the source of the nematode Heterorhabditis zealandica from which the type strain was isolated.
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"Arachnocampa tasmaniensis Ferguson" - Common Name: "Tasmanian glow-worm"

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Your gateway to Tasmania

Tasmanische Buche

Die deutschen Ortsnamen in Australien » 2. Deutsche Einwanderung und Ortsnamen - 2.3 Tasmanien

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Auch dort entstanden Orte mit deutschen Namen. Tasmanien konnte ein Bismarck, das zu Collins Vale umbenannt wurde, ein Heidelberg, und sogar ein Leipzig vorweisen. Das wurde im Ersten Weltkrieg als Lewis Hill bekannt. Waldheim, so benannt von Gustav Weindorfer, Leipzig Bluff, ein Hang, und Stieglitz, das wohl auf die Familie von Stieglitz zurückgeht, sind noch heute vorhanden.

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Ausführliche und interessante Tips zu Tasmanien auf über 30 Seiten mit Infos zu allen Nationalparks sowie zwei interessante, mehrtägige Wanderungen auf dem “Overland-Track”.

• Der Nordwesten - Von Devonport nach Westen, zum Cradle Mountain Nation Park und auf der “Strasse nach Nirgendwo” unterwegs.
• Der Süden - Von Hobart nach Bruny Island, Cockle Creek und der Tasman Peninsula.
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• Der Overland-Track - Zwei spannende Reportagen über eine 5 und eine 7tägige Wanderung über den Overland Track.
• Nationalparks - Die wichtigsten und schönsten Nationalparks in Tasmanien werden vorgestellt.

Paraoxypilus tasmaniensis

Geschichte Tasmaniens

Tasmanien - Insel der Wildnis

Tasmanien zu Australien

Weltzeituhr >> Staaten >> Australien/Ozeanien >> Australien - Tasmanien (Hobart)

"Tasmanien" (englisch "Tasmania", in der rekonstruierten Aborigines-Sprache Palawa Kani "Lutriwita" und in australisch-englisch häufig "Tassie"; bis 1853 "Van-Diemens-Land") ist eine Insel am östlichen Rand des Indischen Ozeans, die sich ungefähr 240 km südlich des australischen Festlands befindet. Der Begriff steht außerdem für den gleichnamigen australischen Bundesstaat, der über die Hauptinsel Tasmanien hinaus auch mehrere kleine, meist unbewohnte Inselgruppen in der Region umfasst. Seine Hauptstadt und größte Stadt ist Hobart, die zweitgrößte Stadt Launceston.
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The Tasmanian (W3)

Tuz (W3)

Neues Linux-Maskottchen

"Tuz", das Maskottchen von Linux 2.6.29 Bei der kommenden Linux-Version 2.6.29 tritt ein "Tasmanischer Teufel" an die Stelle des Pinguins. "Tuz", so der Name des "Tasmanischen Teufels" oder "Beutelteufels" mit aufgesetzter gelber Nase, soll auf die Situation der nur auf Tasmanien lebenden Tiere hinweisen. Sie sind durch die seit den 90er-Jahren auftretende "Devil Facial Tumour Disease" vom Aussterben bedroht.
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UTAS (W3)

The "University of Tasmania" ("UTAS") is an international university working out of Tasmania. The University was founded by an Act of the Tasmanian Parliament on 1 January 1890, and as the fourth oldest university in Australia we are an original 'sandstone' university.

On 1 January 1991, the Hobart-based University merged with its northern neighbour, the Tasmanian State Institute of Technology, to form a 'new' University of Tasmania. UTAS again extended its state-wide representation in 1995, opening the Cradle Coast Campus in Burnie.
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Brooks, Maureen
Tassie Terms: A Glossary of Tasmanian Terms

Working at the Australian National Dictionary Centre, and using the proven methods of historical lexicography, Maureen Brooks and Joan Ritchie have compiled "Tassie terms", a companion volume to their Words from the West, which similarly records words used in, and perhaps peculiar to, agiven Australian regional community.

"Tassie Terms" contains some 645 dictionary entries of words with approximately 200 associated terms. Unlike Words from the West, this glossary does not rely exclusively on newspaper sources for its lexicon but draws on a variety of written material. Not all the words are exclusive to Tasmania but taken collectively the terms clearly reflect the identity and spirit of the Island State.