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Mamieisblue

Joined 24 January 2020

I'm a student of Australian environmental history mostly making straightforward improvements to pages relating to various topics of interest.

I have an interest in the natural history and geography of Northern Australia as well as topics relating to ecology, ornithology, paleoecology, political history and musicology.

If you would like to discuss any of my edits or contributions with me and would like a response please reach out to me directly on my talk page.

Paleobotany Images from Wikimedia Commons edit

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    Stalk and crown of a sea lily (Seirocrinus) fossil from the Early Jurassic (Toarcian), on Posidonia Shale, found in the Southern German town of Holzmaden, on display at the Paleontology Museum of Zürich, Switzerland (Image and Text: RomanDeckert).
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    Fossil Wood of Tamilnadu (Image: Thamizhpparithi Maari).
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    Fossil Viburnum lesquereuxii leaf with insect damage; from the Dakota Formation (of Cretaceous age) of Ellsworth County, Kansas (Image and Text: Wilson44691).
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    Fossilised tree trunk in the old quarry near Pool in Wharfedale, North Yorkshire. Thought to be an example of Lepidodendron, not in fact a true tree but an extinct genus related to the quillworts. They thrived during the Carboniferous Period and were found until the Late Triassic, about 205 Mya. (Image and Text: OAnick).
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    Fossilised leaf found from the bank of Ling stream Northern Punjab Pakistan (Image and Text: Khalid Mahmood).
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    Fossil Plants : sixty photographs illustrating the Flora of the Coal Measures by Edward Alexander Newell Arber (P.18) (Image: Arber, Edward Alexander Newell).
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    Fossil of Ginkgo digitat in the greenhouses of the Jardin des Plantes de Paris. Yorkshire, UK, Jurrasic 170 millions years. Plant identified by its botanic label (Image and Text: Tangopaso).
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    Fossils of a cycadophyte (left) and a fern (right) from an open-pit coal mine (Mist Mountain Formation, Late Jurassic to Early Cretaceous), near Sparwood, British Columbia (Image and Text: Georgialh).

Rainforest Images from Wikimedia Commons edit

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    A view of trees, moss, and a stream in the Hoh Rainforest, located in Olympic National Park. (Image and Text: Umn0086)
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    District Beluran, Sabah: Lake and rainforest near Melapi Sugut. (Image and Text: CEphoto)
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    Amazon Rainforest (Image and Text: Antonio Campoy)
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    Sweet birch (Betula lenta), Lancaster County, within the Welsh Mountain Nature Preserve.Owned and managed by the Lancaster County Conservancy, the preserve protects 800-plus acres of second-growth forest on Welsh Mountain. (Image and Text: Nicholas A. Tonelli)
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    Coastal Rainforest of Kaien Island, British Columbia, Canada (Image and Text: Extemporalist)
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    Rainforest, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwean side (Image and Text: Ninaras).
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    Temperate rainforest near the summit of Mount Gulaga. (Image and Text: NotTarts)
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    A trail through Valdivian temperate rainforest in Chiloé National Park, near Cucao. (Image and Text: Bjørn Christian Tørrissen)
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    Centra African Republic rainforest. Dzanga Sangha Ndoki (Image: JMGRACIA100)
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    Costa Rica rainforest (Image: Eflon)
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    Valdivian temperate rainforest (Image: Albh)
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    Valdivian Rainforest (Image: Jason Hollinger)
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    Top of the Valdivian Forest, Aysén, Chile (Image: LBM1948)
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    Image: Lichens covering trees. Queulat National Park, Aysén, Chile (Image and Text: LBM1948)
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    Interior del Arboretum de la Universidad Austral en Isla Teja, Valdivia, Chile (Image and Text: Aeveraal
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    Ejemplar de Myosotis selvatica en Isla Teja, Valdivia (Image and Text: Aeveraal)
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    Southern beech forest. Queulat National Park, Aysén, Chile (Image and Text: LBM1948)
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    Mosses covering the soil in a grove of Nothofagus sp. and flowering Embothrium coccineum. Queulat National Park, Aysén, Chile (Image and Text: LBM1948)
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    Cool Temperate rainforest, Scotts Park Rd, Tasmania. In Australia cool temperate rainforests exist only in Tasmania and Victoria. There is a general reduction in floristic diversity and structural complexity from north to south, making southern rainforest very different to their northern counterparts. (Image and Text: CSIRO)

Ornithology Illustrations from Wikimedia Commons edit

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    DARTFORD-WARBLER from The British warblers vol. 8 by Henry Eliot Howard. (Illustration: Henrik Grönvold)
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    Kurzgefaßte gemeinnützige Naturgeschichte des In- und Auslandes für Schulen und häuslichen Unterricht - 1,1: Säugethiere. Vögel. Amphibien : Mit Kupfern also as Johann Matthäus Bechstein Vogel , Säugethiere, Amphibien, Fische, Insecten und Würmer. - Leipzig, 1794. - (Kurzgefaßte gemeinnützige Naturgeschichte des In- und Auslandes für Schulen und häuslichen Unterricht. Bd. 1, Abt. 2 / Bechstein, Johann Matthaeus). - Bd. 1,2. - Tafel I
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    Green Tailed Hummingbird (Illustration: William John Swainson 1789-1855)
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    The Pacific robin (Petroica pusilla / Petroica multicolor) (Illustration: William John Swainson 1789-1855)
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    Unidentified bird from ‘Illustrations of the birds of Jamaica’ (Image: Philip Henry Gosse. 1849)
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    Gang-gang Cockatoo (Callocephalon galeatum) illustrated by Elizabeth Gould (1804–1841) for John Gould’s (1804-1881) Birds of Australia (1972 Edition, 8 volumes). Digitally enhanced from our own facsimile book (1972 Edition, 8 volumes). (Image and Text: Raw Pixel)
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    Plate two of "Illustrations of the Nests and Eggs of Birds of Ohio," Wood Thrush nest with eggs. (Image: Genevieve Estelle Jones. July 1879)

Swamp Images from Wikimedia Commons edit

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    A preserved section of the Great Black Swamp off the Slippery Elm trail. (Image and Text: Mbrickn)
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    Chuvnoy-Suo Swamp: 1 km northeast of the village, Kutizhma, Pryazhinsky district, Karelia. (Image and Text: Александр Байдуков
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    A swamp in Poland.jpg (Image: Iwona Castiello d'Antonio)
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    Bald Cypress Swamp (Image: Virginia State Parks staff)
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    Bald Cypress Swamp (Image: Ryan Hagerty)

Geology Images from Wikipedia Commons edit

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    Basalt of the Ice Springs Volcanics, The Cinders, Utah (Image and Text: Jstuby).
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    Columnar basalt in Bühren, district Göttingen (Image and Text: Nemracc)
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    Basalt at Runascariff (Image: H. G. Hine).
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    “Basalt face at Whitebird Pass in Idaho. This photo was taken in August 2004 at the rest area overlooking Whitebird Battlefield. It shows basalt running several different directions” (Image and Text: Robbie L. Giles).
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    Five fingers peak. Quartzite sandstone Huangshizhai Zhangjiajie Wulingyuan Hunan, China. Panorama 2012 (Image and Text: chensiyuan).
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    Schist outcrop at Kaingaroa Beach. The oldest rock formation on the Chatham Islands (Image and Text: M. Newman).
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    Black shales near Barcelonette (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, France). (Image and Text: Géodigital).
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    Dolérite dans le massif du Brandberg en Namibie (Image and Text: Ji-Elle).
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    Photo personnelle, Sill de dolérite, Valley of the organ pipes, Namibie, juillet 2006 (Image and Text: Anne97432)
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    Stóri Grábrók crater, Vesturland, Iceland (Text and Image: Diego Delso)

Music Images from Wikimedia Commons edit

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    Cecil Taylor playing at his apartment in the 1960s (Image: Charles Rotmil).
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    Joan Baez at Ostermarsch 1966 to Frankfurt (Image: Manni1).
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    Bread and Roses benefit at the Berkeley Community Theater. Mimi Fariña, a guitarist, is the sister of Joan Baez (Image and Text: David Gans).
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    American rock band the Byrds in early 1965. Personnel from left to right: Chris Hillman (bass), Gene Clark (vocals, tambourine, guitar), Roger McGuinn (12-string guitar, vocals), Michael Clarke (drums) and David Crosby (rhythm guitar, vocals)(Image and Text: KRLA Beat page 21).
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    Trade ad for Blue Öyster Cult's "Secret Treaties" (Text and Image: Columbia Records).
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    Mstislav Rostropovich (center left), Alexander Alexeev (center right), and Eduard Serov (right) with students in Wolgograd (1973) (Text and Image: Private collection of A. Alexeev).
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    Martha Argerich, Argentine pianist, at Pier 86 (NYC), after having arrived on the liner Constitution. Born June 5, 1941, her aversion to the press and publicity has resulted in her remaining out of the limelight for most of her career. She has given relatively few interviews. As a result, she may not be as well known as other pianists of similar caliber. Despite this, she is widely recognized as one of the great piano virtuosos of our time (Image and Text: Dick DeMarsico, World Telegram staff photographer).
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    Alberto Guerrero (standing) with Glenn Gould, his most famous student, circa 1945. (Image and Text: Image Archives Canada).

Article Contributions edit

Article creation efforts:

  • Sam Dansie Australian Forester and Conservation figure (page created 2021)
  • My first attempt at page creation was for conservation figure J.P. Stanton in 2020. Undertaken as an Environmental History and Wikipedia neophyte, the contribution was unsuccessful (the bulk of the material was lifted from an international promotional publication for conservation professionals).[1] The subject eventually received a thorough article contribution from another editor.
  1. ^ Polunin, Nicholas (November 5, 2013). "World Who Is Who and Does What in Environment and Conservation". Routledge – via Google Books.
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