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,New Zealand’s Distinctive and Well-Known Freshwater Fish Fauna,a about 80 million years ago. Its freshwater fish fauna was discovered beginning with visits by James Cook in the late eighteenth century, and Charles Darwin in the 1830s. Early descriptions of the fauna were by European ichthyologists, but locally domiciled workers took over in the last third of th

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The Geographical Setting of New Zealand and Its Place in Global Geography,th hard rock gravels, and many lakes, all of them young and most of them either volcanic (North Island) or glacial (South Island). Early biogeographers were Charles Darwin and Alfred Wallace, with strong interest from local biogeographers from the late nineteenth century, particularly palaeontologis

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Phylogenetic Lineages in the Fauna and the Evolution of Diadromy: A Broad Perspective,temperate affiliations and origins, whereas Anguillidae, Pinguipedidae, Eleotridae, are Pleuronectidae groups of Indo-West Pacific derivations. More than half the species are Galaxiidae, with Eleotridae of second importance. About half the species are diadromous, and the non-diadromous species are r

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, and Gondwana,uthern Africa and various other small islands associated with these lands. However, it seems unlikely that this broad, apparently Gondwanan, range derives explicitly from vicariant processes relating to continental drift, plate tectonics and the fragmentation of Gondwana. Diadromy is widespread in t

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Broad-Scale, Macroecological Patterns, Ranges and Community Species Richness in the Fauna,pecies are present across nearly the entire latitudinal range of New Zealand, and they exhibit general sympatry with other diadromous species, whereas non-diadromous species have much narrower latitudinal ranges, the species composition of communities changes progressively from northern to southern