Northland in the north of the North Island is where Agathis australis, the Kauri, is most commonly found.
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So that when somebody talks about an organism everybody will know what organism they are talking about. The scientific name Agathis australis is used for only one particular type of tree.
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Agathis trees are gymnosperms, from the Araucariaceae family.
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According to my research and personal experience, both alder and agathis are considered soft woods, but I believe alder is the harder of the two. But wood densities can vary greatly. Agathis is in the pine family, so it would stand to reason that it's soft. The alder wood guitar bodies that I own don't seem that soft to me! Hope that helps.
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wood and wood The wood used in the carvings you see decorating things such as traditional Maori carved houses and gateposts is usually Totara (Podocarpus Totara) and sometimes, particularly in the north, NZ Kauri ( Agathis Australis).
Bone and Pounamu (greenstone) were also carved to make and decorate other items such as weapons and jewellery.
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A Voyage to Terra Australis was created in 1814.
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Zubenelgenubi (aka Alpha Librae or in older texts Kiffa Australis or Lanx Australis) is about 77 light years.
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A Voyage to Terra Australis has 2 pages.
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Because girls kept using them as sex toys and the Dryococelus australis suffecated.......
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Terror Australis - 1997 is rated/received certificates of:
Australia:PG
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The Aurora Australis are the "Southern Lights"
They can be seen in the "low" latitudes of the southern hemisphere.
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Yes. There are several species of Brown Kiwi.
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The cast of Terra Australis - 1988 includes: Joachim Fuchsberger as Himself - Host
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yes . my friend says that she see aurora australis here in the philippines
but im not sure :)
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->almaciga (agathis philippinesis) ->waling-waling (vanda sanderiana) ->jade vine(strongylodon macrobotrys)
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