User talk:LiquidGhoul/Archive 4

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emailing them to you right away. Do you have ADSL or better broadband? If not, and you only have a dial-up connection, I will shrink the photos first. Also, I should add that all of my photos are really just "snapshots" and not carefully taken wildlife photos - the quality of some of them may not be as high as one might wish in a Knowledge (XXG) article and I would be grateful if you could vet them first. Finally, now that I know you are interested - I will do my best to obtain more frog photos (I didn't have any specific motivation previously) but I may have to wait until the next Wet Season to get any - we are just at the beginning of our Dry Season now.

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potentially offensive. I'm against T2 etc., I guess it was more the potential sensitivities of e.g. the photographer and a matter of manners. As for the decor, I thought the "pleasing to the eye" criterion went something like "Taken or created in a manner which best illustrates the subject of the image. The picture should make a reader want to know more." To be honest, I find the iconography you mentioned (& carpet) tacky but I reckon that's part of the subject, and not the responsibility of the photographer. Again, my apologies if I sounded rude. •

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wide-spread phenomenon but thought you might be interested to know that we are suffering from it here too. We are also getting many less cane toads (thank goodness!) and very few really big ones. Previously people said this was due to the 4 years of drought we experienced - but we had a good Wet this year and still the toad and frog populations are down. Also, some of the toads seem to be suffering from a "wasting" disease - a local expert here claims this is just due to starvation - but I am not convinced.

31: 1559:. She is going to take a photo of it, and send it to me tomorrow before releasing. Would you be able to find your best tadpole and egg photos? Hopefully mum's photos come out well (they usually do), otherwise it will take a couple weeks, and I will go down to her place after the exams, when another is morphing (there are still some to go). We have the amplexus photo for these guys, so that is a plus. The cycle should be: egg --: --> 1323:. I think that the natural history and biogeography chapters in particular contain heaps of relevant information that isn't really covered extensively in your article (the species density map would make a great addition for example). The collection and history of discovery chapters are also pretty interesting and could provide you with heaps of ideas for expansion.-- 1092: 1608:

Hey Evan, when I was out frogging last night I got a photo of a Litoria verreauxii metamorph with the entire tail, I have photos of the spawn from that species but I don't think I have a tadpole shot. Do you want me to upload it or were you going to get a Lim. peronii metamorph so they can all be the

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I do have some photos of frogs, but the only ones we get around my house are Green Tree frogs (after we killed off all the cane toads), which I see are well represented, and none of my photos are better than the ones already here. Sorry I couldn't be more help, but if I see one, I'll definitely take

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Sorry if I described it in a confusing way. I'll give it one more try if I may. :) On most file systems, each file has a "last modified" date. You can list files in a directory chronologically by this date using the command "ls -t", or "ls -rt" for most recent last (this is typically what you want).

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This paper re-estructures the entire classification of Amphibians, and most families of Anura are redefined (e.j., Brachycephalidae is now a family that includes the genus Eleutherodactylus and not just Brachycephalus), providing a phylogenetic taxonomy. The changes proposed are widely recognize and

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It is paticularly worrying that we haven't had nearly as many frogs in recent years as in the past - either in total numbers (roughly measured by me on the number of sightings and the volume of sound at night in the Wet Season) or in the variety of species we used to get here. I know this is a very

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Yeah it's been bloody freezing down here lately. I've never been into the brickpit before as SOPA has something against letting us go in there on FATS feild trips. On some warm nights I've been out to Homebush, there have just been bell frogs all over the place, and once after a FATS meeting (FATS

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Good work - great article and beautiful pics! Glad to see the article on the Wrinkled Toadlet featured on the front page of the Knowledge (XXG). Keep up the good work. I hope I can get some more photos for you if we are blessed with a decent Wet Season this year. The very noticable decline in frog

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Not sure where to put this, but I just wanted to congratulate you on a well administered article (cane toads)! I ALWAYS take a look at the discussion pages on FA and am often disgusted at the amount of infighting that occurs. However, you do a GREAT job of asking for help and taking constructive

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Sorry, I didn't mean to be rude, and you would know far more about wikipedia policy than I. I just thought that the comment about the church during the depression was irrelevant to your judgment of the photo; if its function wasn't related to that then I wonder whether it's worth saying something

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Hi Evan, thanks for the hello. I have been working on Knowledge (XXG) for a year or so, mainly concentrating on Australian native freshwater fish and things relating to the Fleet Air Arm of the Royal Australian Navy (a former life). I haven't looked much at frog things here, since I am not very

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and you can make your pick, however if you want a photo of the metamorph of that same species as well it might be a bit difficult, as I only have photos of a few species as metamorphs (ones that sill have a decent amount of tail) and after having a breif look through my photos I have found that I

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I noticed that there have been a few new photos coming into wikipedia lately, and you have been creating aticles to go with the photos. Do you what other species are likely to get photos soon, so I might be able to write a few articles as well (I could just write articles on other species, but it

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Hi again - thanks for your suggestions. I am a bit loathe to upload images to the Commons before they are identified and would prefer, if it is O.K. with you, to email them to you first for identification. Please let me know what you think. If you would be happy to look at them first I will start

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will create the files on the target machine as though new, i.e. setting all "last modified" dates to the present, erasing the original last modified dates. This can also happen when transferring files between different file systems, e.g. if you have two partitions on your local hard disk, one of

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website, then I am fairly sure that that frog is not bibronii. When I first saw that photo I though it was P. ravenii, as my neighbour (who is an ecologist) did some survey work up in far northern New South Wales with Arthur White and they discovered some frogs up there that looked lots like P.

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After having a detailed look through my photos, I found I have photos of metamorphs (still with some tail) of the following species: Litoria peronii, L. fallax, Rana sylvatica and Heleioporus australiacus. The only one that has a decent amount of tail is the Heleioporus, however the photo of it

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Man, thanks for askin'. Never tried to take a photo of a frog. Am in an inner city 'burb and the only ones I've seen are the brown marsh (?) frogs. Next time we get a downpour I'll give it a go. I have been trying to snap a few birds and been to museums in Sydney Melbourne and Brisbane for Dino

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photo, however this is not always the case. P. bibronii is highly variable, however they normally are a lot more grey or brown in comparision to that reddish colour of that frog. As to your request for a close up, I'm afraid I don't have anything much closer than the photo which I uploaded

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Unfortunately the way the pics are aligned doesn't work properly in IE. I had it like that and thought everything was alright until I saw the page in IE. There is a big gap between "Critically endangered species" and the list of critically endangered species. I tried to figure out a way of

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Hey don't worry, you didn't offend me. I hope your exams went well; I've still got one to go. I especially wish you well if you're doing HSC or somesuch. T2 is (or was) some wikipedia guideline/clause which was going to mean NPOV was enforced on userpages I believe. Anyway all the best •

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Hi Ev. Thanks for the query. Ye, I do have quite a lot of photos of different speciess of frogs found up here - but many of them I haven't been able to identify. If you might be able to identify them and if you wish, I could send some to you for captions and then we could post them.

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Just would like your opinion on what else should go into the article, all the inline refs are done. I know you wanted winter breeding habitat to go in, but I still haven't been able to find anything about it, do you have any papers/websites that have something about that. Cheers --

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OK, fair enough, I was looking at it from a purely aesthetic value where the replacement is obviously superior. But I'm no expert on a frog's anatomy and if it doesn't adequetly show the frog, than feel free to revert (although it'd be good to keep the replacement on the article)

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Thanks for helping out with the article, but I don't like the seperation of the table. It stuffs up their widths at my resolution. I also don't see an advantage to it, so it seems like it has been worsened aethsetically for no gain. What was the reason for the change? Thanks

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Frost D.R., Grant, T., Faivovich, J., Bain, R.H., Haas, A., Haddad, C.F.B., de Sa, R.O., Channing, A., Wilkinson, M., Donnellan, S.C., Raxworthy, C.J., Campbell, J.A., Blotto, B.L., Moler, P., Drewes, R.C., Nussbaum, R.A., Lynch, J.D., Green, D.M. & Wheeler, W.C. (2006)

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showing the most tail isn't exactly focused and the frog is in my hand. Sorry but thats all I got, if you would like to use any I would be happy to upload them (all those times when I've seen metamorph Lim. peronii in my pond and not taken any photos...)--

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Many thanks for the barnstar. I'm impressed that the amphibian articles are still going as strong as they are - you're contributing to probably one of the most active WikiProjects around. Fantastic effort - no doubt you'll be due another one soon! :) -

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Thank you very much for the barnstar. I will continue to do my best to improve the articles on amphibians and continue to work on wikipedia well into the future. By the way, good work on all the articles you've been creating lately. Once again

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knowledgeable on those matters, although I am certainly interested in them. I see that you have been very active, puts me to shame, but I suppose we all do what we can. See you round. Feel free to delete this message once you have read it.

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This is why, for files that I may save in various different versions, I append the date to the file name, in the weird order 20060816. Why NCurses suggested we do it that way for the biology portal could well be a different story... -

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propaganda and must be stopped. Your nation is teetering on the brink of civil war, but you refuse to see the forest for the trees. Your nation's inhabitants are ugly and their mother's dress them funny. And other silly quips. ;) -

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I was waiting for my academic contact to give a hand with providing references, but I guess it isn't happening. It needs those six (?) points referenced, and then it's ready for FAC. I don't see any great benefit in another PR. -

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Well, just the general idea that when you have two things, you should have two tables. I see only a small white space and the table borders. I don't know how it could affect the widths of the tables which I see as exactly equal.

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ravenii, however there distribution currently did not reach into New South Wales, so it is either P. ravenii or P. major. P. bibronii usually (from personal experience) have many small red dots over there back like in

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and before I add anymore info I'd like to know if you think it is worth being a article. A lot of the info is repeated somewhere else on wiki 'cos most Aus frog are endemic anyway. What are your thoughts? Cheers --

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I have a good photo of Lim. peronii spawn (there is heaps in my pond at the moment) as well as some young tadpoles. I can upload these photos today after school. I will also have a look to see what else I

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Thanks for your invite to join WP:Amphibians, but I'm not sure if I'm enough of a froggy person - a couple of lectures, pracs and a dissection (Cane Toad, ofc! ;) ) does not an amphibian buff make. :) -

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at the end of this month, (and probably various other time throughout the frogging season) but I'd say that the Mixos wouldn't be metamorphing until sometime after January unless they overwintered. --

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Just on the note of the Neobatrachus frogs, I will be heading out west (Mudgee, Dubbo, etc.) in October and I should be able to get a Neobatrachus sudelli photo (hopefully a few others as well).--

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That is a really good article LiquidGhoul/Archive 4! I'll help you the best I can, but only on the weekend, cause school has been very demanding these days. Okay, catch ya around, take care --

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My mum has been raising some tadpoles at her place. We were raising them to test my identification skills, as I am not very good with tadpoles (I got it right though!). They turned out to be

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Evan, if my memory serves me correctly, they figured out there were another 2 species or so species of Mixo's up in in something like 1994, but didn't describe them until now. --

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Thanks, I would of forgot. I knew it was going to be on the main page today but I was out all day tadpoling at Darkes Forest. It just slipped my mine. Thanks for the reminder. --

1103:. You've already had it peer reviewed, so just go for it. I'll take a more detailed look at it and make some specific suggestions/make some edits on it on the talk page. Cheers. 1799:. I thought the last record was in 1994 aswell. It would be in one of the folloing papers: Ingram & McDonald 1993, Marshall 1988, Hero 1994 or Environment Australia 1999. 730:

Nice to know that you're using Linux. GNU (the commandline interface) really is the best for usability and power out of all the *nixes. How did I survive before I discovered

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LG, marine mammals are not my bailiwick in particular, but I have references and can take a crack at it once I can clear the decks of some other things on my desk.

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but now you mention it the date does seem to be wrong. I think it has become mixed up with the date that Furbringer raised it to an infraorder Xenosauri - see

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Thats what I have, however I haven't uploaded all of my photos so they can't all be links. When I get around to uploading a photo I will add a link. Cheers––

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I'm afraid I can't help you; I may do a lot with FPC but I can't take a good photo to save my life. I don't see too many frogs around my place anyway.

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have barely any metamorph photos, however, I'm going out frogging this weekend and I might be able to get a photo of a metamorph (most likely to be

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Hello again Ev, did you see the recent news about New Guinea, they found about 52 new species in Papua province of Indonesia, Western New Guinea. --

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Opps, typo, thanks. But Is can't really write anything on winter habitat then... Is there anything else that should be included in the article? --

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which may be an FAT32. In this case, you may have to set special permissions when you mount the drive in order to keep the original time stamps.

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Have you downloaded the "THE AMPHIBIAN TREE OF LIFE" paper? If so have you seen page 362? Am I reading it wrong or have they gone and placed all

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criticism in a very congenial manner. A great many of contributors could learn a LOT from your diplomatic methods. Good on ya! Keep it up!

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metamorph pic (pretty unlikely though) this weekend. (going back to Darkes Forest with Marion, getting chytrid swabs this time) Cheers --

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By the way, I live on a block of land about 25 km west of Cooktown in the Endeavour River Valley (about half a km from the main river).

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some photos. As for the article, I see I graded it a B class - great work. The only way to improve that rating is to get it listed as a

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Our pic on Commons is without mention of author and license. Could you arrange that? If not, this file run the risk of delation

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Hi Ev, I'll find out more about it (birds most likely) and hopefully I can contribute something to expand the article. Regards--

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Hi, sorry it took so long for me to get back to you, I've been on holiday. You may or may not know that all the parts of the

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The new flora article is up. If you want to help out, fungi, lichens and non-vascular plants could all use some expansion.--

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a few more times than I have, you're probably in a better situation to write a stub about him. I put the correct link in

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I would say this is very unlikely. There's 1 (one) paid developer working on MediaWiki and miracles cannot be expected.

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pic to illustrate the frog. I will go and get a few pics now. If I can't find any metamorphs I might be able to get a

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I couldn't find any metamorphs in my pond and all the spawn had hatch (or was eaten). I'm going to a site that has

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image to Commons, and took the opportunity to give it a more descriptive name than "Banksia sp.jpg". It is now at

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I have photos of tadpoles, spawn and frog for several species, but don't have and froglet photos at all! I reckon

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I just reverted a edit on the Rove McManus article. He removed the tag you placed and did what you said not to do.

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PS If you want me to email photos to you - please send me your email address - mine is (removed for spam safety)

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Good work on the origins section! I've had a bit of a look for info and been struggling to find any :) Cheers --

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Both. It says on the frogsaustralia.net website that call and belly markings can distinguish it from all other

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Hey LiquidGhoul, this is just a belated response to the Rove section above and the corresponding comment at

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meetings are at Homebush) it was raining and we picked up a bell frog just jumping across the road.--

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In a nutshell, this is one of those cases where the "works out of the box" assumption breaks down.

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and in "A Field Guide to Frogs of Australia" that its most readily distinguished by call from

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My mental "to do" list for Knowledge (XXG) just keeps growing... I'd like to take a week off

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I dont know if you are familiar with a large scientific paper published some months ago:

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accommodate for both browsers but only could come up with what it was before. Cheers --

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Many of these, including Anguidae, came from the Center for North American Herpetology

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Xenosauridae I think came from the Zoological Record Index to Organism Names (ION)

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Thanks for telling me about WikiProject Australia, thanks, I've now alredy joined

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Hi, when I was making the fauna of Ausralia article I made this, admittedly lame,

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Lucky you! I wish I could do the same. Instead, I seem to be busier than ever. :/

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P.S - This is the only semi decent photo I have, I also have it in higher res -

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I'll get to work, I'll start on the Cyclorana then move to the limno's. Cheers--

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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lol, I've had that paper for a while and never noticed :) Too much to read. --

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spawn and taddies and a few newly hatch L.jervisiensis, I think thats all. --

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have been addopted by most global scientific and conservation sources (e.g.,

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would be better if a photo of that species was going to be on wiki soon).--

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Your dedication is really inspiring! :) Great work. Nice photos, too. :) --

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How was the bell frogging? Where about did you go and what did you see?

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skeletons in the past few weeks.Cas Liber 11:51, 27 August 2006 (UTC)

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Friendly. (Oxam Hartog from Commons). 23:09, 24 October 2006 (UTC)

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is a PDF on the Reptiles of New Guinea. Hope it helps. Cheers --

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Hey guys, I am replying here, as I want to talk to both of you.

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what the peer review came up with some are already done. --

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Hi, just a courtesy call to let you know that I moved your

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Most of the info was taken from the genera articles :) --

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and my very herp-aware teenage son worked for a while at

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Anyway, I just wanted to clear that misunderstanding up.

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However, when transferring files between machines, some

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i just thought it would look nicer in blue, ya know.

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Hi! Unfortunately I dont have a pic of Allophryne. --

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For some reason I imagined you slighly younger :) --

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If the photo you want to compare with is the one on

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would be easiest. I think that we can just use your

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