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Men fish for compliments

  • e menfolk of the Meriam, a people who live on islands off the northeast tip of Australia, spend their time spear-fishing and turtle-hunting, but are they really fishing for compliments?
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    Marbled Murrelet
  • . The overall importance of losses to fish nets still needs to be examined in important murrelet concentration areas near Bella Bella and off the southern Queen Charlotte Islands



    Buffy Fish Owl - (Ketupa ketupu)
  • . Distribution From south Burma through the Malayan Peninsula to the western Indonesian Islands



    Eudyptes chrysocome (Rockhopper Penguin)
  • . Includes a photo and taxonomy chart.
    — preview Kingdom Phylum Subphylum Class Order Family Species Eudyptes chrysocome Eudyptes chrysocome (rockhopper penguin) 2006/07/02 03:20:56.518 GMT-4 By Devon Phelan Kingdom: Phylum: Subphylum: Class: Order: Family: Genus: Species: Eudyptes chrysocome Geographic Range Rockhopper penguins are found on islands in the southern ocean, such as the Falkland Islands
  • . Economic Importance for Humans: Positive Penguins are a tourist attraction, and they are one of the main reasons people travel to the Falkland Islands and other habitats of these penguins
  • . The decline of Falkland Islands penguins in the presence of a commercial fishing industry

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    Salmon Farms Pose Significant Threat To Salmon Fisheries In The Pacific Northwest
  • . Coho is found in the North Pacific (Alaska, Kamchatka, Kuril Islands)


    El Despotismo de la Marina Yanqui en Puerto Rico
  • . Black slaves were brought in from nearby British islands
  • . People came from Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands to work in Vieques


    Indians, American
  • . Origin and Antiquity Various origins have been assigned to the Indian race—from Europe and the East, by way of Greenland or the mythic land of Atlantis; from Asia, by way of the Bering Straits and the Polynesian Islands, has more advocates, and also more reasons in its favour
  • . With regards to shell heaps and other deposits in mass, the highest estimates of age do not give them more than a few thousand years, and Dall, our best authority on Alaska, allows the oldest middens on the Aleutian Islands no more than three thousand
  • . As commonly recognized, the linguistic stocks represented in Mexico, Central America, and the West Indies were about twenty-five in number, as given below, those marked with an asterisk being also extra-limital: *Athapascan (Chihuahua etc.); *Cariban (Honduras and the islands); Chiapanecan (Oaxaca); Huavean (Oaxaca); Lencan (Honduras); Maratinian, or Tamaulipecan (Tamaulipas); Matagalpan (Nicaragua); Mayan (Yucatan, Tabasco, Chiapas, Guatemala); Mosquitan (Honduras); *Nahuatlan Shoshonian (Mexico, etc.); Olivean (Tamaulipas); Otomian (Guerrero, etc.); Pakawan, or Coahuiltecan (Coahuila); Payan (Honduras); Serian (Sonora); Subtiaban (Nicaragua); Tarascan (Michoacan); Tequistlatecan (Oaxaca, Guerrero); Totonacan (Vera Cruz); Ulvan (Nicaragua etc.); Waikurian (California); Xanambriam (Tamaulipas); Xicaquan (Honduras); Xincan (Guatemala); *Yuman (California)


    Indo-China
  • . In Indo-China we have a vast tract of territory almost four times the size of France, blessed with a soil capable of producing almost any crop, free of the barren wastes which mar so many countries in the same latitude, richly watered by innumerable rivers and streams, possessing a mineral wealth not greatly inferior to its agricultural possibilities, endowed by nature with numerous superb harbours, the natural rendezvous of traders between the West and the Far East, situated in the midst of an ocean of vast islands—many of which are unexcelled for the richness of their soil—and yet exhibiting in spite of all these natural advantages a backwardness difficult at first to understand
  • . It is now universally accepted that its primitive inhabitants were savage tribes of Malay origin, probably from the islands of the Pacific, and that they are represented to-day by the numerous wild tribes scattered over the great eastern range of mountains from Yun-nan to Cochin China
  • . For about 100 miles the sea is studded with islands—Ka-bao, Kak-ba, and the Pirate Islands, long the haunt of Chinese corsairs, being the most notable

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    Theistic Evolution
  • . No longer do we have to ignore the obvious fact that God is still creating the heavens and the earth - new stars are born, and new islands like Surtsey in 1963 continue to rise out of the sea


    Florida Constitution
  • . Marys River; thence down the middle of said river to the Atlantic Ocean; thence due east to the edge of the Gulf Stream or a distance of three geographic miles whichever is the greater distance; thence in a southerly direction along the edge of the Gulf Stream or along a line three geographic miles from the Atlantic coastline and three leagues distant from the Gulf of Mexico coastline, whichever is greater, to and through the Straits of Florida and westerly, including the Florida reefs, to a point due south of and three leagues from the southernmost point of the Marquesas Keys; thence westerly along a straight line to a point due south of and three leagues from Loggerhead Key, the westernmost of the Dry Tortugas Islands; thence westerly, northerly and easterly along the arc of a curve three leagues distant from Loggerhead Key to a point due north of Loggerhead Key; thence northeast along a straight line to a point three leagues from the coastline of Florida; thence northerly and westerly three leagues distant from the coastline to a point west of the mouth of the Perdido River three leagues from the coastline as measured on a line bearing south 0°01'00" west from the point of beginning; thence northerly along said line to the point of beginning


    A little bit of Sint Maarten/Saint Martin history
  • . The Carib Indians invaded the Caribbean islands about 1200, but contrary to popular belief, these people died from disease and never made it to St
  • . The Arawaks were very innovative people and had various fiefdoms throughout the Caribbean islands
  • . Carib Indians had attacked settlers in the southern Caribbean islands and Columbus was concerned for the safety of his people at Fort Navidad in the present-day Dominican Republic
  • . In 1848 slavery was abolished in the Caribbean islands
  • . Others went to Puerto Rico, Haiti, the Dominican Republic and the Virgin Islands for work
  • . The French side experienced much slower development until 1985 when the French law of defiscalization gave tax incentives for French citizens and businesses to invest in the islands of the French West Indies, thus making investment more profitable


    The Kurile Islands Dispute
  • tailed study of the dispute between Japan and Russia over the islands.
    The Kurile Islands Dispute Case Number: 8 Case Identifier: KURILE Case Name: Kurile Islands Dispute I
  • . In the aftermath of World War II, Japan lost those islands, the Kuriles to Russia
  • . Russia clings to its territory in the rich fishing grounds of the North Pacific, defying, Japan, which wants the southern Kuriles, the islands of Habomai, Shikotan, Etorofu and Kunashir back
  • . On the other hand, the inhabitants on the islands just wish their hard lives to get easier, especially after the Cold War, due to economic difficulties without much help from the Russian government
  • . Description 1) History J apan and Russia have a long and contentious history in the Kurile Islands
  • . Cossack trappers in search of fur seal and sea otter came from the north in the 1700s, even as Japan's powerful Matsumae clan was trying to subjugate the native people in the southern Kuril islands
  • . Ainu who lived in Hokkaido, the Kurile Islands and Sakhalin were called "Hokkaido Ainu, " "Kurile Ainu" and "Sakhalin Ainu" respectively

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    Islamic Resurgence and the Belief System of Rural Malays

  • . A prominent feature of the traditional world view on this group of islands must finally be mentioned


    Nature's Sovereignty rules Northwestern Hawaiian Isles
  • nolulu Star-Bulletin article on marine life in the Northwest Hawaiian Islands.
    Saturday, October 14, 2000 Courtesy of the Bishop Museum A school of ulua swims near Pearl and Hermes Atoll in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
  • . Those are only a few of the findings being reported almost daily by state and federal scientists surveying ecological resources in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
  • . Their discoveries are greatly altering the picture of the remote islands and reefs that span 3, 523 square miles
  • . "We expected surprises, " said Barbara Maxfield, chief of the Division of External Affairs, Pacific Islands Ecoregion, U.S
  • . "They're finding new species, which is absolutely wonderful." The research expedition to the islands began Sept
  • . The Rapture will return next Thursday and the Cromwell in late November after cleaning up marine debris in the islands
  • . The reef system in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands includes Nihoa and Necker Islands, Gardner Pinnacles, Maro Reef, Laysan Island, French Frigate Shoals, Lisianski Island, Pearl and Hermes Atoll, Midway and Kure Atolls and Emperor Seamounts


    Lake Erie Islands, Port Clinton
  • . Fishing, boating and swimming can be enjoyed at each park.
    | Lake Erie Islands State Park For all parks contact: Catawba Island 4049 E
  • . Erie Activities Fishing yes Picnicking yes Picnic Shelters 2 Boating Boating Limits UNL Overnight Dock Rental 20 Boat/Jetski Rental yes Launch Ramps 1 Winter Ice Skating (Lake Erie) yes Ice Fishing yes Facilities Rustic Cabin (seasonal) 1 Cabents (seasonal) 4 Camping Non-electric Campsites 125 Full-Service Campsites 10 Pets Permitted yes Showers (seasonal) yes Flush Toilets (seasonal) yes Dumpstation yes Youth Group Camp, capacity 50 Limestone cliffs, historic wineries, crystal caverns and a shimmering Great Lake greet visitors to the Lake Erie Islands state parks
  • . The islands were formed during the glacial period when massive ice sheets entered Ohio
  • . The islands are composed of limestone bedrock
  • . The islands and shoreline support a variety of reptiles including the state's highest concentration of the harmless fox snake
  • . The timber rattlesnake was at one time quite prevalent on the islands but is now gone from the area


    King Fisher Fleet
  • . Sightseeing cruises to the out islands, eco-tours, full and half day cruises, sunset cruises and harbor tours will keep your camera clicking at dolphins and other wildlife


    500 Ocean Vacation Home
  • . Plenty of tee-shirts, coconuts and local island art and crafts can be found at shops all along the islands
  • . Plenty of tee-shirts, coconuts and local island art and crafts can be found at shops all along the islands


    Andy Griffiths Charters
  • . We use the Dry Tortugas islands as our central location but fish a distance from the Ft
  • . or call 305-296-2639 Fishing Photo Galleries About the Dry Tortugas The Dry Tortugas National Park is made up of seven small islands situated 70 miles west of Key West Florida
  • . Ponce De Leon discovered these islands in 1513 and named them “Las Tortugas” (Spanish for Turtles) because of the abundance of sea turtles and loggerhead turtles that he observed there
  • . While the turtles provided fresh meat to sustain his crew, there was no fresh water on the islands so he added “Dry” to the name
  • . It is also suggested that mariners added the work “dry” to navigation charts to warn of the lack of fresh water on the islands


    Sea Gull Motel
  • . Photos, area information and contact information.
    Conveniently located near Hatteras Village, the Sea Gull Motel is the perfect oceanfront headquarters for fishing, beach activities, watersports, or just exploring the islands


    Laguna Madre
  • . Rare/Endangered Species: Rare/endangered/threatened species and natural communities with occurrence record on the Laguna Madre include: lila de los llanos (Echeandia chandleri) Piping Plover (Charadrius melodus) Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus) Green Island Bird Rookery Port Isabel Spoil Rookery Laguna Vista Spoil Rookery Three Island Spoil Rookery South Three Islands Rookery East Rattlesnake Island Rookery East Arroyo Spoil Rookery Green Island Cut Spoil Rookery Green Hill Spoil Island Rookery SW Mansfield Rookery NE Mansfield Intersection Rookery SE Mansfield Intersection Rookery South Land Cut Rookery East Marker 265 spoil Rookery East Flats Spoil Rookery Breeding/Feeding/Nursery Area: The Laguna Madre is an important breeding ground for many aquatic birds, as well as an important wintering and stopover area for numerous species
  • . Geomorphic Features: Mudflats, barrier islands, dunes, spoil islands, saline marsh, and coastal sand plains are the main geomorphic features of Laguna Madre

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