Australasia
Australasia
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The rainfall for the twelve months ending December 1888, was 18. 45 inches. Snow rarely falls even so far south as Hobart, although Mount Wellington, which towers above it 4166 feet, is frequently covered with snow, even during the summer months.
The native animals are for the most part of the same genera as those of the mainland, but the native hyiena and native devil are peculiar to Tasmania, and the waters around and in the interior of the island contain better fish than those found near and... in the mainland. All descriptions of European domestic animals and game, as well as salmon and brown trout, have been introduced with success. The forest trees are the same as those found in Victoria, with the addition of the Huon pine, which is largely used for constructive purposes, and the King AVilliam pine, which, owing to difficulty of access to its habitat, has not been largely employed.
Until a comparatively short time ago little or nothing was knoAvn of the western half of Tasmania, with the exception of the immediate neighbourhood of the sea and the larger rivers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rainfall for the twelve months ending December 1888, was 18. 45 inches. Snow rarely falls even so far south as Hobart, although Mount Wellington, which towers above it 4166 feet, is frequently covered with snow, even during the summer months.
The native animals are for the most part of the same genera as those of the mainland, but the native hyiena and native devil are peculiar to Tasmania, and the waters around and in the interior of the island contain better fish than those found near and... in the mainland. All descriptions of European domestic animals and game, as well as salmon and brown trout, have been introduced with success. The forest trees are the same as those found in Victoria, with the addition of the Huon pine, which is largely used for constructive purposes, and the King AVilliam pine, which, owing to difficulty of access to its habitat, has not been largely employed.
Until a comparatively short time ago little or nothing was knoAvn of the western half of Tasmania, with the exception of the immediate neighbourhood of the sea and the larger rivers.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ezekiel Blomfield to read onlineMoreLess
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