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Winter in Queenstown
The graph below shows the hourly temperatures for Queenstown on 16 July 2001 ... What was the highest temperature recorded on 16 July 2001? ...
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Tsunami
Local tsunami are created on the continental shelf around New Zealand and therefore ... gauges operated by the National Tidal Facility (Adelaide) along southern ... m from the initial drop in water level to the crest of the wave an hour later. ... NI
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Australian Longfin Eel
The presence of Australian longfin eels in New Zealand waters was confirmed in 1997 using vertebral counts and DNA markers from eels caught in the Waikato ...
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Australian Longfin Eel
The presence of Australian longfin eels in New Zealand waters was confirmed in 1997 using vertebral counts and DNA markers from eels caught in the Waikato ...
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What's up with the Weather?
Rotorua's temperature is more variable because it does not have the moderating effect of a large body of water nearby which tends to lessen the temperature ...
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UV Radiation and its Effects: an update (2006)
See www.sunsmart.org.nz/sunvitamind.asp This icon means that the accompanying link will open in a ... Contact. Richard McKenzie [ r.mckenzie@niwa.co.nz ] ...
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Weather Plots: Temperature and Relative Humidity
Use your answers to the following questions, to explore the relationship between temperature and relative humidity and describe your conclusion clearly and ...
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What grows up must fall down: the potential impact of climate ...
What grows up must fall down: the potential impact of climate change on plankton and carbon export. Scott Nodder Philip Boyd ...
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Submerged
The stems are rooted at nodes and are usually 1–2 cm long if emergent or may be as long as 20 cm when submerged. The leaves are opposite and small (2–16 mm ...
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Overview of New Zealand Climate
We also provide downloadable files for monthly and annual rain, temperature, sunshine, frost and wind data for selected locations throughout New Zealand. ...
